ABOUT THE CHINO HILLS, RANCHO CUCAMONGA, AND FONTANA, CALIFORNIA AREA
 

CHINO HILLS
Breathtaking Views and Natural Open Spaces

Set in the rolling green hills between San Bernardino and Orange Counties, Chino Hills offers residents quaint living and breathtaking views of the beautiful San Gabriel and San Bernardino Mountain ranges, as well as the entire Inland Valley. As one of the few areas in all of Southern California to boast four unique eco systems - natural grasslands, Chaparral, Oak and Walnut woodlands - the softly rounded hillsides of Chino Hills contribute to the unique character of the community, and offer a wonderful, family oriented lifestyle.

Comprised of single-family homes, condominiums, villas and townhouses spread across 46 square miles of natural beauty, Chino Hills is the perfect destination for families and residents of all ages. It has quickly become a favorite home destination for professionals commuting to equidistant downtown to Los Angeles, metropolitan Orange County and burgeoning San Bernardino, and is freeway close to three State Highways, 57, 60 & 71.

Additionally, residents enjoy more than 2,500 acres of publicly maintained natural open space and 10,000 acres of state-owned natural parkland. One of these parks is Chino Hills Community Park, which covers 13 acres. Amenities include picnic tables, a lighted playground, soccer field, football field, baseball fields, a snack bar, restrooms and barbecues.

Chino Hills residents also enjoy a unique quality of life in one of the most innovative and well-executed Master Planned Communities in all of Southern California. The city grid has safe, well-planned roads, and parks adjacent to every neighborhood. Additionally, residents benefit from one of the better school districts in the entire Inland Valley. The Chino Unified School district boasts several fine campuses inside the community, including state-of-the-art Reuben Ayala High School. Other amenities include the finest in shopping and entertainment opportunities, and dozens of wonderful churches.

For the prospective homebuyer, Chino Hills is a highly desirable community in which to live, raise a family, or even retire. In short, Chino Hills has it all.

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RANCHO CUCAMONGA
View, Variety, Values

If - as some say - "Southern California is a mile wide and an inch deep," then Rancho Cucamonga breaks the mold. A community with a wealth of history shaped by men and women from many cultures over the last two centuries, Rancho Cucamonga has a heritage of hard work, family values and community. And the landscape is dotted by symbols of those values - historical landmarks, early California ranchos, vineyards, orchards and wineries.

But while preserving its past, the Rancho Cucamonga of today is also embracing the future as one of the fastest growing suburban areas in the Southern California metroplex. Surrounded on two sides by the beautiful San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountain ranges, Rancho Cucamonga boasts many award-wining, planned communities made up of single-family homes, condominiums, villas and townhouses in all price ranges, spread across 37 square miles.

Nestled in the foothills and freeway close to Interstates 10 and 15 and State Route 30, Ranch Cucamonga not only prides itself on being a nostalgic stop along historic Route 66, but also on being a popular recreational destination for today's Southern California sports enthusiasts. One of the city's jewels is the perpetually sold-out Epicenter, the exquisitely designed home stadium of the minor-league Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, an affiliate of the Anaheim Angels. And the community is a duffer's haven with four premiere public and private golf courses to challenge every golfer's abilities. If outdoor recreation is your style, Rancho Cucamonga is just minutes away from wilderness trails in the gorgeous San Bernardino National Forest, and just miles away from the ski slopes of Wrightwood, Mt Baldy and Big Bear in winter, or boating at Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake in summer. And if your interests tend more to the culinary, Rancho Cucamonga is home to many five-star restaurants, as well as the wine-tasting rooms of the famous J. Filippi an Guasti Wineries.

But Rancho Cucamonga is also a community dedicated to the inner-enrichment of its residents, whether they attend any of the city's excellent schools, its fine churches, or are just enjoying the historical sites. It's legacy of culture and family traditions, affordable housing and exciting amenities that combine to make Ranch Cucamonga one of the premier locations in Southern California to live.

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FONTANA
Beauty, Culture and Fine Living Along Historic Route 66

The City of Fontana, nestled in the shadow of majestic Cajon Summit, is at once one of Southern California's oldest and newest cities. Rich with the history and the early migration of California's early settlers, and onetime popular stop along historic Route 66, Fontana now boasts extensive residential and commercial development in all price ranges. Sitting at the intersection on Interstates 10 and 15 and State Routes 66 and 30, Fontana is a hub community that is not only freeway close but is also accessible from greater Los Angeles by Metrolink rail service. Additionally, Ontario International Airport is just 10 minutes to the west.

But Fontana's convenient suburban location doesn't take away from its small town, Mid-America charm and recreational mystique. Just minutes from the beautiful San Gabriel Mountains and the ski slopes of Big Bear, Wrightwood and Crestline, Fontana is home to twelve county parks, The California Speedway, the new Sierra Lakes Golf Club championship gold course designed by Ted Robinson, the beautiful 1,000-seat Performing Arts Center, dozens of respected churches, and several museums chronicling the city's proud beginnings. And locations such as the Wigwam Motels and Bono's Deli on Foothill Boulevard provide nostalgic Route 66 reminders of an era still treasured by many visitors to Fontana and some of its "old time" residents. And events like the Fontana Days Festival and Parade, as well as the Fontana Half Marathon (on the world's fastest half-marathon course) lend to a sense of community enjoyed by all residents.

Comprised of quality, affordable single-family homes, condominiums, villas and townhouses spread across 36 square miles, Fontana is the center of one of the nation's fastest-growing economies. Fontana's primary and secondary markets total more than three million people with an economy stronger than that of 18 states. As for education, the Fontana Unified School district is one of the finest in the Inland Valley, not to mention the city's close proximity to 11 world-class colleges and universities.

If a small town, family-friendly lifestyle, with all the recreational benefits of a Southern California address, is what you're looking for, then Fontana is your destination.

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