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Since 1984, Stonefield Home has built a legacy for itself as your community builder and the No. 1 community builder in Merced County, bringing quality homes to Merced County and providing exceptional value to all buyers without compromising quality. With three beautiful communities currently building in Los Banos and other new communities coming soon, Stonefield Home is offering buyers a variety of gorgeous homes to choose from, helping you to find your dream home today. Make the drive to Los Banos and discover what Stonefield Home has in store for you. Visit the latest of Stonefield Home's communities, The Villas in Los Banos. Starting from the low $400s,000, The Villas at Hostetler Ranch is a community that offers 11 beautiful and spacious single- and two-story home floor plans. They range from 1,539 to 2,788 square feet and provide the option to choose up to five bedrooms and three- and-a-half bathrooms. Whether you are a first-time buyer or just looking for a change, Stonefield Home has something for everyone. Stonefield Home supplies the latest in design and architecture, offering top-of-the- line features and options such as granite countertops, 6-inch granite backsplash, tile floors and luxury vinyl plank, energy- saving appliances, and beautiful California- style open floor plan concepts. At The Villas, you are given the option to choose from various upgraded finishes, allowing you the flexibility to create the home of your dreams. The enduring quality of these homes and unparalleled customer service that Stonefield Home provides is evidenced by our many wonderful local neighborhoods that have stood the test of time. Make the trip over the hill to discover how Merced County is right for you! Our agents will be standing by to give you a personal or virtual tour of our beautiful model homes and guide you seamlessly through the purchase process. Interest rates are still historically low and there has never been a better time to own a Stonefield home. We invite you to visit The Villas in Los Banos or any of our other conveniently located sales offices, and learn more about the country lifestyle. We look forward to welcoming you to the Stonefield Home family. Call us at (209) 710-9390 and visit us online at stonefieldhome.com. Content provided by Stonefield Home, Inc. The Caledonia is a 1,969-square-foot plan with four bedrooms and two to three bathrooms. You can find this beautiful Caledonia with a casita option at The Villas, our newest community in Los Banos. Only the best at Stonefield Home's The Villas in Los Banos soccer fields, tennis courts and a large regional park." He explains that Natomas and North Natomas, on the city's northwest side, offer a variety of educational opportunities, including public, private and char- ter schools. "And it's easily commutable," he says. "You're five minutes from the airport and less than 10 minutes from downtown." Blue Mountain's Provence community in Natomas features attached, single-family homes at a great starting price. The area is nestled between forks of the American River and the Sacramento River along with several canals and lakes. In nearby North Natomas, the new master-planned community of Northlake offers resi- dents parks, lakes and trails, including a walking path along the lake, a Resident's Club with a pool and a LakeHouse. Eight new single- family neighborhoods by Lennar include a wide range of price points and floor plans ideal for all kinds of buyers. "The California buyer really wants outdoor space," says Michelle Velky of Lennar. "And we incorporate that into the plan and the price of each home." Just a few minutes away from Northlake back in Natomas, Beazer Homes offers The Cove, a community of four neighborhoods, three of which have single-family detached homes and one with townhomes. The community features a clubhouse, fitness center, pool, walking trails and more. Enjoy bike paths, a community park, state of-the-art fitness center and Junior Olympics- size pool. It's all in a vibrant master plan just minutes from downtown Sacramento and close to freeways. Phenomenal entertainment Whether living within the city or a short drive or bike ride away, Sacramento's cosmo- politan experience draws from history, modern culture, ethnic diver- sity and contemporary innovation. Whether out with teens, tots, grandkids or a few generations, Sacra- mento's museums and family activities offer something for all. From homegrown acts to world-renowned headliners, Sacra- mento's performing arts includes everything from celebrated produc- tions of the Sacramento Theatre Company to shows from Justin Timberlake, The Who, Carrie Underwood and touring Broadway musicals. Fans of jazz and blues take in Sacramento's deeply rooted music scene at beloved venues such as the Torch Club, Old Ironsides and the Fox & Goose Public House. And between the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium and the Golden 1 Center, home of the NBA's Kings, Sacramento plays host to nearly every major concert tour that might come to the Bay Area. Testa explains that Sacramento is even home to Aftershock, the largest heavy hard rock music festival in the nation that draws the likes of Metallica and the Stone Temple Pilots. And of course Sacra- mento more than meets the needs of country music lovers with the GoldenSky Country Music Festival in Octo- ber that attracts such singers as Tim McGraw and the Brothers Osborne. Startup from a new home In addition to food, entertainment, parks and recreation, entrepreneurship is getting a major boost in Sacramento. Broome of the Greater Sacramento Economic Council says that many founders of startups who have lived in the Bay See SACRAMENTO Pg 16 Sacramento from page 12 Greater Sacramento Economic Council Living in greater Sacramento means you can watch pro basketball in a prime venue and sing along with A-list musical artists on tour. S14 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 001 Advertising Section SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2022

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