Cielo

Cielo is a new village that makes its home high in the hills above the San Dieguito River in northern San Diego County. Cielo honors nature, historic roots, and the region's coastal climate while offering hillside residences and custom lots with unparalleled views. Cielo means "sky" in Spanish. Day after sunny day, the gentle breeze rolls inland across these hills, drawn off the ocean by warmer inland temperatures. At Cielo, homeowners share a passion for excellence in community, schools, services, recreation, and coastal living.
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The Bridges

From the moment you pass through the gates it is clear that this is a community like no other. Occupying one of the most picturesque sites in Southern California, The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe was thoughtfully designed and constructed to preserve the natural beauty of its 540 acres of gently rolling hills, creeks, and deep canyons – making it an idyllic environment for an exceptional golf course and a gracious way of life. Occupying one of the most picturesque sites in Southern California, The Bridges community was thoughtfully designed and constructed to preserve the natural beauty of its 540 acres of gently rolling hills, creeks, and deep canyons - making it an idyllic environment for a gracious way of life. Ownership within this private, gate-guarded community is limited. However, there are still a variety of real estate and club membership opportunities awaiting those who aspire to the very best.

The Crosby

The Crosby Estate consists of 722 acres in a distinctive enclave of Rancho Santa Fe. This prestigious gated community offers first-class amenities including private championship golf and clubhouse, along with a swim and racket facility. Discreetly woven into the golf course layout are a limited number of custom estate home sites ranging in size from .25 to 1+ acre. A number of these custom estates and home sites will look beyond the clubhouse and San Dieguito River Environment Preserve to the gently rolling hills of the Covenant of Rancho Santa Fe. The architecture of Lillain Rice, inspired by the Spanish Revival style, expresses the spirit of this community. The area's original Spanish adobes were built from bricks and stone born from the local soil. The homes and community draw inspiration for these historic structures and from the land itself.

Fairbanks Ranch

A series of gated communities - Fairbanks Ranch was named for Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Fairbanks Ranch is one of San Diego County's most exclusive, private residential communities. The houses in Fairbanks Ranch are architectural showcases ranging from 2,500 to 20,000 square feet. Privacy and safety are assured by 24-hour gate-guarded access and security patrol.

Del Mar Country Club

The Del Mar Country Club is not in Del Mar. It has a beautiful golf course surrounded by some great homes. Del Mar Country Club is tucked away in a quiet valley of Rancho Santa Fe. As the focal point for the community that surrounds it, the Country Club, with its magnificent 50,000 square-foot clubhouse, offers eighteen holes of world class golf, six tennis courts, and a junior Olympic-sized swimming pool. The club also offers a spa and fitness center, exquisite dining and meeting rooms, lessons, tournaments, and social activities. Surrounding Del Mar Country Clubs beautiful greens and fairways is a meticulously master-planned community of 96 custom home sites ranging in size from one-half acre to more than three acres. Each site offers its own unique views - of the golf course, the clubhouse, the open hills and back country, the ocean, or the community below.

Rancho Pacifica

Surrounded by pristine open space, including the environmental preserve of Gonzales Canyon, many of Rancho Pacifica's home sites boast extraordinary settings. While the terraced Eastern home sites create a grand sense of neighborhood, the Northern, Southern and Western sites have wonderful back country views. Most of the Western sites orient toward the Pacific Ocean. Several of the homes we have developed in this area face the ocean and overlook the Fairbanks Ranch Country Club golf course with its lakes and palm trees.

Santaluz

With a density of one homesite per four acres as well as circular lots, the village retains its open, commanding presence and exudes a unique aura of peace, seclusion and a vibrant connection with nature. The vast hillside canvas - 3,800 total acres - encompasses a new village with panoramas of sea and back country, necklaces of lights along the coast, and the emerald sweep of fairways and greens. The custom sites range from one to more than two and a half acres. In addition to the custom sites, six guest builders' homes will be interspersed throughout Santaluz to build a greater sense of community. Interspersed throughout the village, all Santaluz custom home sites offer the finest views and settings, and average one acre in size to over two acres.

Olivenhain

Olivenhain offers a unique rural setting filled with ranches, horses, and expensive homes nestled in the hillside. Although Olivenhain is rural in its setting, the Pacific Ocean, major shopping malls and grocery stores are only minutes away. The last 25 years has seen Olivenhain grow from a sleepy little town, where the community gathered at the meeting hall for picnics and at H&H Feed store for horse shows, to one of the most desirable living locations in San Diego County. This beautiful portion of coastal San Diego County is bordering Rancho Santa Fe and South Carlsbad and is just a twenty-five minute drive north from downtown San Diego. The majority of homes are in rural settings, from one half to several acres of land; on average two acres. Although Olivenhain is country, the Pacific Ocean is only a ten-minute drive.

Del Mar

Del Mar is two square miles of coastal land best known for its fairgrounds and race track "where the surf meets the turf." Two beautiful beaches, the famous Torrey Pines State Reserve, sunny weather, an annual fair and the famous Del Mar Racetrack attract visitors who come to enjoy a special lifestyle near the ocean. For fans of Carmel-by-the-Sea on the central California coast, this is the warmer, southern version. Art galleries, fantastic ocean views and winding streets supply a feel of an upscale community with character and charm.In 1959 Del Mar residents decided to incorporate as a city with a five-member City Council rather than become part of the City of San Diego.
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La Jolla

La Jolla is one of the most unique communities of San Diego, combining natural beauty and local charm with its prestigious galleries, shops, boutiques, and award winning restaurants. There are theories linking the origin of the name, "La Jolla" to the Spanish word, "la joya" which means the jewel, and to the Indian word for "cave". This treasure is one of California's most elegant, scenic and exclusive communities- with seven miles of serpentine shoreline, beaches, exquisite views, majestic caves, and fabulous shopping. La Jolla has been compared to the Italian Riviera, and our "Prospect Street", to the famous, "Rodeo Drive". .

Solana Beach

22 miles from the City of San Diego on the coast is the picturesque seaside city of Solana Beach. The area known as Solana Beach was originally called Lockwood Mesa and was first settled by the George Jones family in 1886. After a brief interval in the mid 90's, real estate sales were once again on the rise. As the community progressed additional emphasis was placed on beautification. The Solana Beach Women's Civic Club gave the town a positive identity with the renovation of the plaza and installation of the "Sun Burst Fountain". They were also instrumental in the removal of numerous billboards along Highway 101 (replacing them with trees), and installing welcome signs at City entry-points. In 1986 Solana Beach incorporated.
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Encinitas

Located just east of Interstate 5 and 25 miles north of Downtown San Diego, Encinitas is home to approximately 58,000 residents. With six miles of rugged coastline and 21.5 square miles of land, Encinitas is a north San Diego County city situated between the San Elijo Lagoon to the south and the Batiquitos Lagoon to the north.When the communities of Leucadia, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Olivenhain and old and new Encinitas incorporated together as the City of Encinitas in 1986, their union on paper did not mean that each would give up its identity and character.

La Costa

Located in San Diego County's rolling hills just 2 miles from the beautiful Leucadia coastline lies La Costa. The first residents in the La Costa area were Iris and Muriel Roston, who moved there in 1963 to begin a real estate development. For the past 40 years, La Costa has grown into the prestigious name it has today. La Costa features a variety of neighborhoods and property types, from affordable single-family homes all the way up to multi-million-dollar luxury properties. La Costa's history of hosting the Mercedes Championships for 30 years makes it is the ultimate resort community and is filled with 85 golf and tennis clubs. Several resorts offer golf and tennis--the most famous is La Costa Resort and Spa.

Local Schools & Activities

The outstanding Rancho Santa Fe Library is one of the most popular locations for residents and visitors alike. It is located conveniently in the center of the "Ranch", adjacent to the Rancho Santa Fe School and maintains a calendar of varied programs and events throughout the year. Another "hot spot" in Rancho Santa Fe is the very special Community Center. Originally known as "Rancho Youth", the organization was founded by unselfish volunteers and massive donations from generous residents and friends to provide service to and activities for the Rancho Santa Fe community.