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Forgo the TVs and gaming systems, the only Black Friday deals that you' ll want to take advantage of this year are the early- access savings sweep- ing through five Blue Mountain Communi- ties neighborhoods. These once-in-a-life- time deals with vari- ous savings, some over $100,000, cannot be missed. Blue Mountain Communities' early ac- cess Black Friday deals are found in five excep- tional neighborhoods throughout Northern California. Each with its own unique ameni- ties, these are places where you'll want to put down roots and call home for years to come. The first Black Fri- day deals are combined with a community closeout and can be found in the luxurious Carnelian community. This gated enclave of just 28 single-family homes offers residents an intimate setting and some of the most gorgeous homes in the area. The final three homes, including a professionally designed model home, fea- ture savings between $30,000 to $60,000. Carnelian is renowned for its ideal location near both Folsom and Roseville and is set in a top-performing school district. The next stunning community is Provence in Natomas, which has discounts on all three home designs. Save up to $17,000 on excep- tional homes which range from 1,394 to 2,298 square feet in size and have multi- generational and ADA accessible options. Provence is walking distance to the new Health Net Centene campus and an easy commute to downtown Sacramento. From its on-site pool to the family-friendly parks set around the area, Provence in Natomas has something for ev- eryone. If you're looking for a home with breathtak- ing views, then you' ll want to take advantage of Black Friday savings at Delta Coves. This wonderful community has just four available homesites that will give lucky buyers a $50,000 options bonus. With this deal, homebuy- ers can design their beautiful single- or two-story home with flooring, countertop and color appoint- ments that reflect their taste. Tucked on the lagoon and offering sweeping views of the waterfront, every home comes with a boat dock and membership to The Island Camp, com- munity clubhouse and activity center. Nestled on the edge of El Dorado Hills, Re- vere at Rescue is offer- ing arguably the most impressive early access Black Friday deal. As much as a stagger- ing $110,000 can be saved on one of the homes ready to close in 2022. Homebuyers making the most of these deals will get a gorgeous open concept home on a pool-size homesite. Revere of- fers a rare lifestyle. The community is set amid the rolling foothills in El Dorado County, yet just minutes to modern conveniences. This is an exceptional opportunity to own a beautiful home in an impeccable community. Not to be over- looked, the final early access Black Friday deal is found in Vil- lage Station in Santa Rosa, where one buyer can snatch up the final home available in this popular community. This stunning three- story live/work home not only has a savings of $48,000 but all de- signer-selected options are also included. "Our Plan E has a live/work concept with a dedicated business space on the first floor and living spaces on the second and third floors," comments Will Scott, director of sales, Blue Mountain Com- munities. "The busi- nesses that have moved into these homes are everything from a yoga studio to an insurance agency. There is so much potential in this design." Each community will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on No- vember 25. Be sure to come early and snag one of the gifts being handed out to the first 10 shoppers at each community. Early access Black Friday deals at Blue Mountain Communi- ties are only available on select homes for a limited time. With such significant sav- ings, these oppor- tunities will not be available for long. To learn more, call (707) 580-9111 or visit www.BlueMountain Communities.com. Content provided by Blue Mountain Communities Early access Black Friday at Blue Mountain Communities Blue Mountain Communities' early access Black Friday deals are found at all communities, including this beautiful home at Revere in Rescue with $100,000 in savings. Pack some refreshments Combine Christmas tree shopping with pic- nicking if the weather is amenable. Pack some foldable chairs into the vehicle (sitting on the ground on a blanket may be too cold) and bring along thermoses of coffee or hot cocoa. Granola bars, Christmas cookies or other filling snacks can keep every- one satisfied and ener- gized while they shop for a tree. Don't forget the light displays Find the tree lot or tree farm and then scope out potentially scenic spots to view holiday lighting displays nearby. Neighborhood Facebook or other social media groups often tout homes that put up eye- catching displays. Ask around for addresses and plan your own tours. Plan a night out Everyone may be tired and hungry after a long day of Christmas tree hunt- ing. Plus, it's typically a good idea to wait some time for boughs to open before deco- rating. Use this op- portunity to dine out and return home ready to decorate. Make it a regular occurrence that Christmas tree shopping is followed by a family meal at a favorite restaurant. Watch a classic film Many different holi- day movies are broad- cast this time of year and each enhances the Christmas spirit. While putting up the tree, play a favorite film in the background. What better way to enjoy decorating your own tree than by watching Charlie Brown adorn his meager evergreen at the same time? Make a day of select- ing and putting up the Christmas tree each year. Doing so can en- hance the holidays and create an entertaining way to spend time to- gether as a couple or family. garages, owner's suites with massive walk-in closets and covered pa- tios for indoor-outdoor living. However, each of the floor plans has thoughtful and unique layouts. "We brought a lot of creativity to the table when designing these homes," com- ments Linda Schwartz, director of sales and marketing for Tim Lewis Communities. "Gardnerville attracts a variety of lifestyles; the homes needed to be flexible, comfortable and feature expansive, welcoming spaces." The homes at Kings- bury Estates come com- plete with a long list of upscale features and appointments which are staples in each of Tim Lewis Communi- ties' neighborhoods. Combined with the ideal location near U.S. 50 and Stateline, it's easy to see why this is such a highly sought- after community. Tim Lewis Com- munities has built family-friendly neigh- borhoods for decades. Their commitment to excellence is unwaver- ing, which is evident in this newest Northern Nevada community. From carefully planned home designs to envi- ronmental awareness, Tim Lewis Communi- ties continues to put the homeowner's wants and needs first. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a brand new home in the Carson Valley, so don't miss your chance. Kingsbury Estates' sales office and models are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m and Mon- days from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. They are located at 1206 Spur Way in Gardnerville, Nevada. To visit, take Highway 395 to Gilman Avenue to Heybourne Road to Spur Way. For more information about Kingsbury Estates in Gardnerville, or to find out more about any of Tim Lewis Communi- ties' new-home neigh- borhoods, contact the office at (916) 787-3492 or online at www.tim lewis.com. Content provided by Tim Lewis Communities Tree Shopping from page 2 Tim Lewis from page 3 H4 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 001 Homes | Advertising Section