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Trio — new homes in Napa Trio at Napa is a trendy collection of new homes, both single-story and two-story, designed in the modern farm- house style and located in a well-established neighborhood. These stunning new homes boast open floor plans with three to four bedrooms, two to three- and-a-half bathrooms and approximately 1,566 to 3,134 square feet of living space. Trio consists of six different floor plans, some featur- ing attached accessory dwelling units. Enjoy the comforts of stan- dard features including outdoor covered patios, granite kitchen coun- tertops, LED lighting, tankless water heaters and owned solar panels! Trio at Napa is scheduled to open summer 2022. With limited home sites avail- able, the opportunity to own in this quaint community will not last. Be one of the first to receive information about Trio at Napa by joining the Interest list at discoveryhomes.com. Discovery and Seeno Homes are dedicated to embody- ing the idea of the Discovery Difference, a mission to enhance your buying experi- ence and offer new homes that exemplify the highest standards of craftsmanship. Each of their current and upcoming new-home communities through- out Northern California has its own distinctive character and are set in the most sought-after locations. These loca- tions include Martinez, Oakley, Antioch, Pitts- burg, Oakland, Fair- field, Vacaville, West Sacramento, Chico and Napa. Their sensitive approach to design results in homes that are practical yet possess a timeless elegance. Room and design options in each home allow homebuyers to customize their home so it is tailored to fit their family's particular needs. Through the years, homebuyers have maintained a pride of ownership in each Discovery and Seeno Homes neighborhood that is unparalleled in the industry. In order to make the entire home- buying process a simple and pleasant experience, Discovery and Seeno Homes offer lender services on-site at the communities, as well as the Discovery Design Center, where buyers choose their interior design selections they have always dreamed of. With these partner- ships, Discovery Homes and Seeno Homes are proud to make one-stop shopping a reality. As for customer service, they strive to make your homebuy- ing experience simple, efficient and enjoyable, because Discovery and Seeno Homes are moti- vated by the sincere desire to enhance the lives of homebuyers, and to create a place you are proud to call home. Visit a Discovery or Seeno Homes commu- nity today where you can experience for your- self how eight decades of quality craftsmanship allows you to discover the best in life. Trio at Napa is located off of Highway 29 at Wine Country Avenue and Linda Vista Avenue in Napa. Call (888) 41-HOMES, email trio@discoveryhomes. com or visit discoveryhomes.com to find out more. Content provided by Discovery Homes This is the Barolo floor plan at Trio. It is a single-story home with three bedrooms, two-and-half bathrooms and approximately 2,010 square feet. historic Sebastiani Theatre. There, a sched- ule of indie films, classic documentaries and live stage performances fills the space year-round. Also in Napa's West End district, the Uptown Theatre — a restored Art Deco masterpiece from 1937 — showcases popu- lar acts in music and comedy. The last row of seats is only 98 feet from the stage, bringing world-class sound and sightlines of big names in blues, jazz, folk, rock, country, and comedy. Tracy takes center stage This growing city on the fringe of the Bay Area is creating an intriguing blend of life- style and new homes. Kristin Kardous, district manager of the Tracy City Center Asso- ciation, was born in Hayward but raised in Tracy and has remained here for all that the life- style offers. "One thing we hear a lot of is that people think Tracy is a sleepy town," she says with a subvocal laugh. "But I say, 'What do you mean?' "It might have been a sleepy town about 15 years ago; all we did was go to school, walk to the mall or stay home," she says. "But downtown has been greatly revitalized. People are moving here and taking part in every- thing that brings the city to life." She notes that the nonprofit Tracy City Center Association collaborates with the city of Tracy to organize block parties, wine strolls, pub crawls, holiday parades, kids and family events, all with live music that might feature Latin, R&B, country, 1980s and local artists. "There might be 1,500 to 2,000 people downtown on a given Friday night," she says. Chris Long is presi- dent of the Surland Companies, LLC, the master developer of Ellis in Tracy. The master-planned walkable community features new homes from Landsea Homes and Woodside Homes, and will showcase parks connected by a multipur- pose path plus a planned Village Center for neighborhood-serving businesses and eater- ies. The city of Tracy has also approved a plan for a future aquatic center within Ellis that will serve the Tracy community. "Tracy has much of what the Bay Area has to offer and with room to breathe," Long says. "People move here to participate. There's the historic and vibrant downtown, plenty of dining options and See SHOW Pg 6 Show from page 4 Live in the Vineyard Goes Country / Visit Napa Valley Live In The Vineyard Goes Country celebrates the talent of musical performers in a stripped-down setting. Ponderosa PonderosaatSaratogaEstates,locatedinpicturesqueEl DoradoHills,bringssomeofElliottHomes'most-lovedfloor planstoahighlydesirable,master-plannedcommunity. Surroundedbystunningviewsofthebeautifulnatural landscape,residentsofthislargegatedcommunityenjoy sizablelots,amenitiesthatencouragetimeoutside,and countlessnearbyattractionstoexplore.Thefivefloorplans featuredinPonderosaatSaratogaEstatesincludebothone- andtwo-storynew-constructionhomes. *% & '! $ ( '### & & ( " ) &( &" ) ( DRELic.#00836474 (916)461-9140 SUNDAY, MAY 22, 2022 Advertising Section 001 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP S5

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