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About Valencia
With its Mediterranean climate, Valencia is Southern California living at it’s best. Be prepared to be able to enjoy lots of outdoor activities and take advantage of the paseo system which winds its way between neighborhoods. The beautifully maintained neighborhoods, nature walks in fresh air and 60 miles of paseos and trails will relax you on a daily and weekly basis. Most of Valencia is part of a planned community.
Valencia’s residential areas are separated into villages, each with its own lifestyle Almost all of Valencia’s villages are close to schools, shopping, etc.
Schools
Valencia has some of best private and public schools in the area. In 2016 US News ranked Valencia High #1210 in the National Rankings and earned a silver medal. Schools are ranked based on their performance on state-required tests and how well they prepare students for college. Many are 9 and above according to www.greatschools.org.
Dining and Shopping
Central to Valencia Dining and Shopping is the Valencia Town Center Mall. Even more great restaurants are part of the mall and surrounding area. There is something for even the difficult palates.
Nearby is Old Town Newhall. Old Town Newhall is an eclectic shopping, dining and entertainment destination that mixes the rustic charm with cosmopolitan appeal. With boutique shopping, fine and casual dining, and Old West heritage, Old Town Newhall is the place to shop, gather with friends and family, and enjoy a day or night out on the town.
Old Town Newhall is Santa Clarita’s premier arts and entertainment district, home to the Repertory East Playhouse, Canyon Theatre Guild, the William S. Hart Museum and the distinctive Old Town Newhall branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library.
Entertainment
Home to Six Flags Magic Mountain, an amusement park, Valencia. With 19 roller coasters, Six Flags Magic Mountain holds the world record for most roller coasters in an amusement park. In 2015, the park had an estimated 3.1 million visitors ranking it eighteenth in attendance in North America.
Parks and Recreation
Valencia and Santa Clarita is known for its focus on outdoor living. Bridgeport Park, Pacific Crest Park, Chesebrough Park, Northbridge Park, Valencia Heritage Park, Valencia Summit Park.
In Nearby Newhall, Placerita Canyon State Park, a 350-acre wildlife sanctuary located at the Western end of the San Gabriel Mountains, features a natural center and lots of amazing hiking.
But, If you’d rather golf, Valencia is home to multiple golf courses. Tournament Players Club is one of the best course out here. Designed by PGA TOUR Design Services under consultation from, two-time Major champion, Mark O’Meara, TPC Valencia offers 18 holes of challenging, breathtaking play. Valencia Country Club features a championship golf course designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones, Sr. as its centerpiece and superlative service as its cornerstone, Valencia Country Club re-defines the private golf and lifestyle club experience.
Commute
This is a community where many people commute? Most take Interstate 5 and Hwy 14 freeways? Average commute time during non-peak hours to Los Angeles is 39 minutes. Not Interested in Driving there are other options.Metrolink or RideShare
Homes
WEST CREEK Situated above the banks of the San Francisquito Creek and below Copper Hill Drive, West Creek presents a beautiful setting for a variety of townhomes and condominiums, along with inviting collections of single-family residences. Residents will also enjoy access to the prestigious West Creek Academy elementary school, trails and parks as well as three recreation centers. From the Mid $400,000s 1,434 – 1,806 Sq. Ft.
The Tesoro del Valle community in northern Saugus will grow by 820 homes if the county of Los Angeles approves the developer’s new plan. Tesoro was always envisioned to be built in phases. In 1999 the county approved the initial phase of 1,552 homes, but only 1,077 homes were actually built. The property owner intends to go back and build those 475 unbuilt homes, along with 237 homes that were previously approved for later phases.
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