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appliance featured in our residences has earned an exclusive high efficiency rating. Water-conserving fixtures: Faucets and showerheads offer significant water savings, reducing your water bill each month. Every new home we build features the electrical connectivity ready to charge your EV. Whether it's today or down the road, you'll be ready for all the benefits that come with an electric future. From city lights to panoramic views, striking modern design to traditional comforts, now's your time to find the sustainable home you've always wanted in one of our Northern California communities. Novato — Ascend: Featuring the same iconic Spanish Colonial architecture that defines neighboring San Francisco, Berkeley and Oakland, Novato's Hamilton Field adds cutting-edge green technology to the region's most beloved style. Richmond — Cherry Blossom Row: A new collection of all-electric, solar-powered townhomes, Cherry Blossom Row draws additional energy from its proximity to the East Bay's thriving cultural and social scene. With easy access to staggeringly beautiful Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties, the best of the Bay Area is right within your reach. Santa Rosa — Grove Village: Set in the Russian River Valley, only minutes from downtown Santa Rosa, Grove Village brings you luxurious amenities and compelling architecture in the most desirable location. From hiking trails to winery tours, the joys of the Sonoma Valley are all easily accessible. Even better, a short car ride brings you down to the professional opportunities and world-class shopping, dining, and cultural offerings found in the Bay Area. Santa Rosa — Round Barn: City Ventures' newest solar-powered townhome community in Santa Rosa, Round Barn combines the comfort of farmhouse architecture with modern technologies and finishes. The planned neighborhood will include a pool with cabanas, a garden, a playground and parks. Please visit us at CityVenturesNorCal. com. Advertorial provided by City Ventures Residences City Ventures from page 13 A few miles from downtown Napa is Skyline Wilderness Park, which is known for its camping, horseback riding, fishing, archery and over 25 miles of hiking trails. Photo courtesy of Bates Homes Carson City knows how to broaden its appeal by providing new homes with easy access to its quaint downtown, trails, Lake Tahoe and the rugged beauty of Nevada. with farm-to-fork options and local theater and music scenes that draw big names and nurture homegrown artists. Brielle Carranza, sales representative at Trio, a Discovery Homes community in Napa, says that people come for a lifestyle that includes much more than Napa's notorious wines. One key appeal? The one- and two-story modern farmhouse style homes in Discov- ery's Trio collection. "One of the best things about Trio is our location," she says, noting that the community is in a well- established neighborhood that is pedestrian friendly, bike friendly and less than 2 miles from historic downtown Napa. "A lot of people are coming up here for the quality of life," Carranza adds. "There's this relaxed, easy-going lifestyle here. They like getting to know their neighbors or just chat- ting with other people they run into while out on the hiking trail and open space that's just a couple blocks from the neighborhood." The city of Napa's hills and trails, plus its very own Napa River, are intricately woven into Napa's lifestyle. Only a few miles from downtown's Main Street, for instance, Skyline Wilderness Park is a local favorite for running, cycling, hiking and walking along the riverfront. For those who prefer to hike on pavement, downtown Napa's beauti- ful riverfront walk fills with community members year-round, especially in the evenings and on week- ends. From there, you're steps from locally owned restaurants and storefront wine tasting rooms next door to boutique shops. There's even a tiki bar, a downtown art walk and a renowned local favor- ite, The Oxbow Public Market. Though 40,000 square feet in size, Oxbow Public Market has an intimate Wine Country vibe filled with dozens of vendors. While modern, the marketplace is reminis- cent of an old-time gath- ering place where local farmers and businesses bring people together with sustainable and organic farming practices and food products. In a picturesque setting, the market celebrates everything Napa is and always has been and it's open 362 days a year. Just like a hometown gathering place ought to be. Explore new homes here and in other best- kept secrets Beyond the Bay. You may find the perfect nook of the world that blends old and new with just the right person- ality for you. 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