Sacramento Area
Cities in
Roseville Area
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Sacramento is an awesome place to live! The people are friendly and there always pleanty of things to do! There are concerts in the park, Kings games, 2nd Saturday Art Walks, boating on the river, the County Fair, River Cats Baseball and much more! -
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I lived in Roseville for 3 years and now that I have moved away appreciate it much more. There is great shopping, too many great restaurants to mention and a low crime rate so I felt very safe there.Even though it's close to Sacramento I only needed to go there for the airport or concerts, but other than that Roseville has everything you need. The cost of living is quite high but you get convenience with that price.Pros: Galleria mall, lots of new res...Cons: one time i found a black and m... -
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Great place to live, in the center of the greater Sacramento area. About 15 minutes drive from every major city and attractions.Pros: Close to many restaurants and ...Cons: Have to cross a bridge ("bottl... -
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Elk Grove%u2019s location provides easy access to two major freeways, the Sacramento International Airport, rail lines and two ports. The City of Elk Grove is known for an award winning school district, a variety of outstanding restaurants, an historical district, first-rate parks, and much more. Elk Grove has a prosperous business community that boasts a diversity of shops, services and promising careers.
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Nestled in the mountain foothills of the Sierras, El Dorado Hills is often referred to as the gateway to El Dorado county. Families here enjoy the highly ranked school systems, art and wine fairs, evening concerts in the park, and proximity to some of California's most beautiful scenes. With breathtaking views and lush, rolling hills, access to skiing, hiking, wineries and state parks, this is truly the area that Californians (or soon to be Californians) dream about. With plenty of country roads for biking, mountain trails for hiking, or white water rafting down the American River with camping and fishing, there are plenty of areas in El Dorado County to explore. It is considered one of the most diverse recreational areas of California with approximately a million acres of national forest. A million!The last few years have seen a huge growth of local businesses and restaurants, as well as a near-exodus of young professionals with families seeking a community with a high quality of living. Pros: tons of things to do outdoors....Cons: its distance to metropolitan S... -
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Citrus Heights is conviently located in the heart of the city close to Entertainment, Shopping and Restaurants and much much more.. I love living here and you will too.Pros: beautiful climate, very temper...Cons: traffic can be an issue
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1Rocklin is such a nice environment to raise a family. I am extremely happy we decided to move here!Pros: consider citizen input and inv...Cons: active community life, but har...
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Great family neighborhood! Lots of parks and a zoo. Very nice "Old Town" area with lots of shops, restaurants and activities. In the summer they have "Folsom Nights" and close down the streets of Old Town on Thursday nights. Live bands and street vendors selling everything from clothes to food to booze preform and fill the streets.
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I grew up in Orangevale went to school here. Great little city. CLOSE to Folsom and both freeways which I LOVE for work. Not too much traffic and nice people -
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The Arden-Arcade community is located in the heart of Sacramento County. Located between the American River and Interstate 80, and Ethan Ave. and Mission Ave, the Arden Arcade area has over 40 distinct neighborhoods. Arden Arcade is 21 square miles and is one of the most developed areas of urban Sacramento. Housing ranges from multi-million dollar homes to affordable housing. Known for it's shopping, this area is a large contributor to the economy of the area. The oldest building in the area, built in 1914, is the Arden Middle School. Residents of the area can enjoy the amenities of a big city but have the pleasure of living in an area where pride is taken in each neighborhood.
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Welcome to Carmichael, a quiet suburban neighborhood fittingly known as "the jewel of Sacramento." Beautiful old palmy-looking trees line the roads of both neighborhoods and businesses alike, making it a comfortable little nook outside of California's great capital.Here you are about twenty minutes from downtown Sacramento, thirty to the airport, and ninety to Napa wine country or San Francisco- all amazing weekend retreats.Home to one of the top school districts in the state, a 320 acre public golf course (PGA great John Daly grew up here), two excellent park communities featuring fishing, boating, and tons of trails for the equestrian enthusiast, Carmichael is perfect for those looking for the softer pulse of the west.Pros: easy come, easy goCons: can be a little quiet, a littl...
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Sitting only 20 miles outside of Sacramento is the lush suburb of North Highland, California. North Highland apartment residents reside in a city holding a populous of approximately 45,000 citizens and hope you will be the next to join its ranks!North Highland apartment dwellers live in a city that originally grew as a result of the development of the former McClellan Air Force Base. North Highland apartment communities began to flourish as a consequence of commercial expansion. North Highland apartment occupants who have desires to further their educational pursuits can easily accomplish that goal in city. CAL State University, Sacramento College, America River College and Sierra College are all in arms reach. Several city parks and community centers hold buckets of fun for locals and Brock Sports Complex is packed with physical recreation!Since the city has recently experienced a decline in the housing market, North Highland apartment communities are full of affordable housing for you to take advantage of! So survey all the North Highland neighborhoods until you find the perfect North Highland apartment home. Once you have discovered it, sign the lease quickly and move in! Then get out into the city and enjoy the glorious sun-filled days only ushered by the California sky!
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Minutes from downtown Sacramento and a stone's throw from the Sacramento Mather Airport, Rancho Cordova is a small suburban area offering solace from the noise and mess of the big city. Named from the Cordova vineyard that once grew in this area (and is sadly no longer the centerpiece of this otherwise average, every-town kind of neighborhood) and bordered by the American River to the north, the beauty of its natural area really is difficult to beat. Being so near to so many parks allows for an easy escape from the paved streets to enjoy several opportunities for watersports, fishing, hiking, walking dogs, frisbee, romantic picnicking...Outside of here, you are minutes from the historic Gold Country (where there ain't no more left) or the spectacular and beautiful Sierra Foothills Wine Country.Pros: very close escape to Sacrament...Cons: mucho traffico into Sacramento...
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Just located 40 minutes north of Sacramento, Yuba City is a unique place to live. Its history, rich heritage and recreational activities offer residents the perfect place to call home. The area known for the diverse population of its citizens takes pride in celebrating ethnic traditions through festivals, art, music and food. The city promotes a lifestyle that enhances the quality of life and is family-oriented. Even while managing new businesses, retail and residential growth, Yuba City retains the small town atmosphere where people come to live, work and play.
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Rosemont is a small suburb on the outskirts of downtown Sacramento. The entire town sits on four square miles east of California's capital, is bordered in the north by the American River, and sits neighbor to the Sacramento Mather Airport.Commuters will find it easy to get to and from downtown and are within a short drive of everything northern California has to offer- vineyards, mountains, national parks, and plenty of shopping and fine dining.Rosemont is a safer and quieter community for those seeking a small-town feel with a big-city neighbor. Great for families and young professionals.Pros: easy commute to anywhereCons: not much to do here
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Nestled in the spectacular Sierra Nevada mountain range Cameron Park, California is a rural mix of large ranches, residential and business properties. Cameron Park is part of El Dorado County and has more than 15,000 friendly residents. Cameron Park apartment seekers will love this location that is approximately 30 miles east of the Sacramento area.Outdoor enthusiast will love the many parks that offer baseball fields, soccer fields, skate park, picnic area and playgrounds. Area residents love the refreshing Cameron Park Lake for its swim area - a must during those steamy summer days. During the winter the area becomes a thrilling playground for all skiers and snowboarders. Cameron Park residents love gathering at the many year round fun events and festivals. Some of the must attend events are: the Halloween Carnival and Pumpkin Patch, Old Christmas Craft Fair, Summer Spectacular and the Ribstock, Peace, Love & BBQ event. There is also a summer concert series that happens by the lake.Avid shoppers will love the close proximity to El Dorado Hills Town Center. This shopping mecca offers everything you can imagine - not to mention great restaurants and entertainment. The areas best farmers market takes place every Sunday here and is known for the freshest produce around.Cameron Park offers an abundant amount of rental options set in this vibrant community.
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Auburn has proclaimed itself the "Endurance Capital of the World" because it hosts some of the most difficult and oldest endurance events in the world. Apartments can be found just minutes from many of the roads and trails in the Auburn State Park that make Auburn popular with athletes of all levels.Auburn is part of the Sacramento-Roseville Metropolitan area, and as such, this mountain town of 13,000 has all of the amenities you'd expect from a major metro area. But amidst this growth, the city has worked hard to retain its old town way of life. Search for apartments in the restored Old Town of Auburn if you like 19th century Victorian architecture and access to nice restaurants and local shopping. The Old Town also plays host to street fairs, a year-round farmers market, wine tastings, and an annual blues festival.Considered by many as one of the best places to live in all of Northern California, Auburn California is a great place to relax and enjoy yourself. Apartment living in Auburn means beautiful views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, a fantastic local culture, and a slice of life difficult to find in many western communities.
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Once the heart of California's legendary gold rush story, Sacramento offers many modern day riches for its residents. The state capital - Sacramento offers apartment seekers a community rich in the balance of work and play. Tops in the the rail transportation industry - Southern Pacific Transportation is located here. However the area has welcomed some top technology related companies from Intel to Hewlett-Packard making them the areas largest employers. With its rich soil the agriculture industry is thriving - something all residents can enjoy. Rental home occupants will definitely want to visit Davis Farmers Market and take advantage of the delicious produce, prepared foods, meats, cheeses and specialty items found here. Apartment dwellers love Old Sacramento for its many historical landmarks, museums and entertainment. Take advantage of the opportunity to cruise down the Sacramento River in a historic paddle boats enjoy the scenery of modern developments and historical sites while savoring a delicious dinner on board. Participate in a murder mystery at Sacramento's Original Murder Mystery dinner theater. The Sacramento Zoo has over 140 native, rare and endangered species to view. View a tiger cub playing with its cinnamon covered ball in its den or sneak a peek at the baby red river hogs when they are sleeping. Ready to be a kid again - skip into the world of Fairytale Town Children's play park - an outdoor museum that brings fairy tales and nursery rhymes to life. A scenic 40 mile drive on highway 70 will bring you to the historic city of Marysville, CA. Marysville apartment seekers will love this community that exemplifies a safe small town atmosphere with development of business and industry. Beale Air Force Base is a strong part of the economy here. Marysville apartment occupants will love the wide range of outdoor activities ranging from golf, tennis, swimming, boating, hunting and fishing. Whatever the activity both Sacramento and Marysville are sure to keep its rental home occupants busy year round.
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Dating back from the wild years of the California Gold Rush, Grass Valley's fields attracted the bright-eyed and adventurous with hopes of success and well-being. Albeit most of that was due to the vast quantities of gold and tin found in the area, folks now come from all over with hopes of escaping the mundane eye-sore of the all-too-square suburbia for a fresh taste of how life can be. If you ask other residents what's so special about Grass Valley, they'll probably go on about the old, historic gold rush towns surrounded by rolling hills and towering pines with the snow-covered Sierras monstrously crawling in the background. Or they'd go on about the community's efforts to maintain economic vitality by its support of growing businesses and hobbies, or its promise for superior educational opportunities. And I would agree.Being an hour to Sacramento, hour and a half to Reno, and an hour to Yuba, Grass Valley is situated in a nice little triangle of anything you need, if you so desire the rush of a big city. Pros: climate here is something you ...Cons: tourism....number...one....ind...
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Sacramento, CA Area Info
| Review: | I lived in Roseville for 3 years and now that I have moved away appreciate it mu...read full review |
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| Pros: | lots of plans for city growth and redevelopment...read more |
| Cons: | not the best market for hip singles seeking other hip singles...read more |
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