homeshopper interest continues to soar, the long-awaited grand opening of Sendero is officially slated for the weekend of June 29- 30, 2013. Designed as an inter-generational mixed-use residential village, Sendero will be the first village to open on the new 14,000-home ranch community of Rancho Mission Viejo in scenic South Orange County.
Rancho Mission Viejo (“The Ranch”) is comprised of more than 17,000 acres of permanent open space and approximately 6,000 acres slated for residential and mixed-use development. The Ranch is also Orange County’s last working ranch and home to protected habitat and the wide expanses of The Reserve at Rancho Mission Viejo.
“Homeshopper excitement is sky high as we approach the simultaneous debut of
11 distinct neighborhoods by
The village of Sendero on rancho MiSSion viejo
eight different homebuilders at Sendero next month,” said
nadine Corrigan, Vice President of Marketing for Rancho
Mission Viejo, LLC., stewards of Rancho Mission Viejo and community master planners/ developers. “four of Sendero’s
neighborhoods are set within the gated 55+ enclave of Gavilan which offers primarily single story homes. Also within
Sendero are two clubhouses, our information center, several
parks and gardens, miles of hiking/biking/ riding trails, and
an incredible diversity of recreational amenities which are
nearing construction completion as everyone prepares for
the upcoming grand opening of Sendero.”
encompassing nearly 690 acres, Sendero will include
approximately 940 attached and detached homes (including the 285 55+ homes at Gavilan) plus nearly 290 apartment units by Western national
Group. Sendero home prices are expected to range from the $300,000s to under $1 million.
Among the homes to be constructed at Sendero are a variety of townhomes, duplexes, courtyard homes, and a broad range of singlefamily detached homes, designed in distinctive Spanish Heritage, Western Ranch, and Ranch Adobe architectural styles. interiors will range from approximately 1,000 to nearly 3,000 square feet with a host of open and flexible floorplan arrangements designed to foster Californiastyle/outdoor living.
The amenities to debut during next month’s grand opening include a centrally located village core called el Prado with the Guest House information center (a future community hall), two clubhouses with fitness centers, pools, spas, outdoor dining opportunities, fire pits and more, the vegetable and fruit gardens
of Sendero farm, several neighborhood parks, and a network of hiking/biking trails accessing Reserve trails and a County Regional hiking and biking trails system. Also planned for Sendero are a future 15-acre community park, the 10-acre Ranch Marketplace retail plaza, and afire station.
To help provide homeshoppers with more information about Sendero, www.Rancho- MissionViejo.com has been refreshed with detailed home prices for each of Sendero’s new neighborhoods, including the four within the 55+ enclave of Gavilan. Additional features of the updated website include answers to homeshoppers’ most frequently asked
questions (fAQs), information on the outstanding public and private school choices for
families living at Sendero on The Ranch, an easy-to-use tool for viewing neighborhood floorplans, and even anew Rancho
Final touches are added to The Ranch House at Sendero, opening June 29-30, 2013
Mission Viejo blog which offers “behind-the-scenes” glimpses about life on The Ranch.
“exploration of Sendero and the unique lifestyle advantages to be offered on The Ranch is as simple as visiting www.RanchoMissionViejo.com today, and then signing-up as a Pathfinder,” said Corrigan. “We created Pathfinders as an opportunity to invite those most interested in living on The Ranch to be among the first to learn all the news and updates
and be invited to exclusive events.”
Sendero is situated at the western end of Rancho Mission Viejo which rests in the heart of South Orange County, just 2.3 miles from downtown San Juan Capistrano and five miles from San Clemente and Doheny State Beach, with easy access provided to the employment and retail centers of Ladera Ranch, Mission Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita and other Orange County areas.