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About Vacaville, California:
Vacaville’s history began in 1841 when Manuel Vaca and Felipe Pena received an 84,000 acre land grant from the King of Spain. The Penas and the Vacas built the Pena Adobe which still stands as a historical monument west of the city. Vacaville celebrated its first recorded Fiesta Days in 1848, to celebrate and honor the marriage of a granddaughter of both the Penas and Vacas. The celebration lasted a week and Fiesta days is still celebrated annually, with young and old looking forward to the week of festivities.
Vacaville, California is located in northern Solano County, midway between San Francisco and Sacramento. In 1851 Manuel Vaca sold one square mile of land to William McDaniel which was used to create a township that in 1892 became incorporated as the city of Vacaville and for the next 50 years the population remained around 1500 people. Pioneer settlers, farmers, ranchers, passing fortune hunters and prospectors helped to define the city in those days. Vacaville remains a small town at heart, whose residents pride themselves on the high level of community involvement. Affordable housing, quality schools, a wide array of youth activities, and numerous community events contribute to making Vacaville a family-oriented city.
Vacaville, currently comprising just under 27 square miles, has a beautiful setting bordered by rolling hillsides, fruit orchards and fertile farmland. With an elevation ranging from 90 to 300 feet above sea level, Vacaville enjoys warm summers and mild winters. The area around Vacaville remains a rich agricultural breadbasket, and people keep flocking to this city.
Vacaville is about 5 miles from Travis Air Force Base; also known as the Gateway to the Pacific. Travis Air Force Base is a major economic force in the region employing thousands of military and civilian personnel. Travis is home to the finest military airlift command in our nation. With their global reach the personnel at Travis AFB provide assistance to our troops world wide on short notice and exemplify the very best character and service to our country. Travis is also a major provider of humanitarian aide delivering life saving food, water and medical supplies to countries that are less fortunate. The fine men and women who serve at Travis AFB regularly go above and beyond their call of duty to complete their mission. We are proud to have them in our community and are eternally grateful for their service.
Vacaville’s strength is in its vitality, and it shows. The renaissance of the historic downtown has been drawing residents and visitors alike back to this central historic location to shop, dine, meet and play. Stroll the tree-lined streets or walk along Andrews Park Creek Walk, or gaze upon the exquisite architecture of the Buck Mansion and other Victorian homes along Buck Avenue. Visit the new Town Square and enjoy the ambiance of quaint shops, ornate buildings and superb dinning experience.
Today Vacaville is one of the fastest growing residential and commercial areas in the country, as well as home to some of the most prominent life science companies on the planet. Vacaville is a growing biotechnology/pharmaceutical hub with facilities operated by Large Scale Biology Corporation, Genentech, ALZA Corporation, Novartis International AG, and Durect Corporation. The Solano Community College offers among many others an associates degree in biotechnology.
Perhaps no other story better reflects Vacaville’s growing appeal as a place to live and visit as that of the famous Nut Tree, which began as a simple fruit stand back when the city was the fresh fruit capital of the state. Opening in 1921, this small establishment grew into a renowned restaurant complex. The Nut Tree expanded into a world renowned restaurant and destination that played host to presidents, celebrities, astronauts, and even royalty. The 80 Acre area was recently re-developed with by the city of Vacaville and includes Nut Tree Village which offers a plethora of dining and shopping venues, and the Nut Tree Family Park, where families can experience the original train and ride replicas of the famous Nut Tree Hobby Horses. When it comes to shopping and a wonderful variety of family restaurants, the Vacaville Premium Outlets stores with over 140 stores, is a popular destination for finding the best deals on your favorite designer brands, a variety of mens, womens and childrens clothing, shoe stores, and home specialty items with many other stores. The Vacaville Premium Outlets are located just across from the Nut Tree, along Interstate 80. Simply put, Vacaville is a great place to live!
Some points of Interest:
Vacaville Premium Outlets, Vacaville Nut Tree, Vacaville Stars Recreation, Vacaville Ice Skating, Vacaville Fiesta Days, Vacaville Festival of Trees and Vacaville Creek Walk
The Arts:
Vacaville Art Gallery, Vacaville Performing Arts Theater and Vacaville Cultural Center
Museums:
Vacaville Museum and Travis Air Force Base; Travis Air Museum
Area Golf Courses:
Vacaville Green Tree Golf Course, Cypress Lakes Golf Course, Blue Rock Golf Course, Chardonnay Golf Course, Eagle Vines Golf Course, Hiddenbrooke Golf Club, Mare Island Golf Course, Paradise Valley Golf Course, Rancho Solano Golf Course, Davis Municipal Golf Course and Wildhorse Golf Course
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Vacaville includes the friendly communities of Alamo Creek, Alamo Gardens, Alamo Oaks, Alamo Place, Alamo Terrace, Albertson’s Center, Alta Mira, Anders Subdivision, Arbor Oaks, Ashbourne Park, Balcom Subdivision, Bennett Hill, Bennett Hill Villas, Bentley Square At Boulder Valley, Bethany Lutheran Church, Black Oak, Blackthorne, Bonita Vista, Boulder Valley, Box R Ranch, Brookside Estates, Burton Estates, Burton Ranch, California Springs, Candlelight, Carriage Place, Caughy, Caughy North Port, Chestnut Grove, Cheyenne, Comstock, Cooper Station, Country Village, Countryside, Countrywood, Creekside, Creekside Gardens, Crestgate Cove, Crestview Estates, Deerfield, Diamond Grove, Seniors Community, Dream Street, Edgewater Condominiums, El Camino Court Condominiums, El Dorado, Eldridge Place, Estates At Glen Eagle Ranch, F.H. Buck’s Western, Fairmont, Farmington Place, Ferris Gardens, Foothill Park, Foxboro Meadows, Foxwood, Fruitvale Manor, Gentry Meadowlands, Glen Eagle Ranch, Glen Haven, Glenbrook Estates, Glenbrook Hills, Glenwood Crest, Glenwood Estates, Golf Course Estates, Gonsalves Lockie, Gramercy Park, Granada Lane Estates, Green Tree, Gregory Park, Hampton Park, Harold Caliguiri Lands, Hemlock Acres, Heritage Place, Hidden Meadows, Hidden Oaks, Hidden Valley, Estates Amended, Hill, Hillcrest Ranch, Ivywood, Jepson Estates, Jepson Manor, Johnston Subdivision, Kunkel, Vacaville Lands Of Poole, Laurel Wood, Leisure Town, Lewis Homes, Lexington Estates, Locke Paddon Colony, Lovers Lane Estates, Lum-Young, Majestic Oak, Maplewood, Maris Industrial Park, Markham Heights, Marlowe Place, Meadowhawk, Meadowood, Mission Land And Development, Monte Vista Manor, Montgomery Estates, Neil, Nelson Projects, New Buck Estate, Nolan, Norman, North Park, North Village, North Vine Street Estates, Northridge, Oak Meadows, Oak View, Oakcreek, Old Rocky Estates, Orangetree Plaza, Orchard Park, Orchard Place, Parkside, Peach Tree Condominiums, Pippo, Pleasant Hills Ranch, Poole, Portofino, Prairie Rose, Quail Meadows, Regency Park, Reyes, Ridgeview, Rocky Hill Gardens, Round Oak, Royal Oaks Garden, Rustic Knolls, Shasta Park, Sierra Childrens Home, Silvey Acres, Skyview, Solano Irrigation District, Solar Hills, Southtown, Southwood, Southwood Estates, Southwood Gardens, Southwood Meadows, Spinnaker Hills, Spring Lane, Sterling Chateau, Stonegate Estates, Stratton Estates, Summerfield, Sun Gate, Sunny Gardens, Sunridge, Sunrise Woodcrest, Caughy, Jeffery Ranch, Meadows, Orchard, Sycamores, Timbers, Town And Country Manor, Town Center Apartments, Twin Creeks Estates, Uhl Manor, Ulatis Creek Estates, Vaca Alamo, Vaca Heights, Vaca Valley Industrial Park, Vaca Valley Village, Vaca Vista, Valley Gardens, Valley View Estates, Ventana, Villa Knolls, Village East, Village Estates, Village Hills, Villages On Vine, Villaggio, Vineyard Hills Estates, Vista Manor, W.B. Long, Walnut Glen Condominiums, Wesley Highlands, West Street Gardens, Westgate, Westgate Village, Woodridge, Woodridge Estates, Woodstock Green, Woodstock Green Townhouse, Vacaville Travis Afb, Vacaville Prisons, Vacaville Reporter, Vacaville Kaiser, Vacaville Nut Tree, Genentech, Novartis, Vacaville Solano Community College, Vacaville Premium Outlets, Vaca Valley Hospital, Alza, Vacaville Museum, Vacaville Senior Center, Durect, Downtown Vacaville, Vacaville Community Center, Vacaville Performing Arts, Vacaville Library, Vacaville Festival Of Trees, Vacaville Creek Walk, Lagoon Valley Vacaville, Vacaville Christian Schools, and Vacaville Cultural Center. Remember, Vacaville is sometimes spelled as Vacaville, Vaycaville, Vacabille, Vacavel, Vacavil, Vacavele, Vacavile, Vacavilla, Vacavillage, Vecaville, Vacaveal, CowTown, Pena Adobe, Pena, Vaca, Vaca Ville, Vacaca, Vacaville CA, Vacaville California, City of Vacaville, Vacaville City, Vaca Pena, Vacaville Solano, Vacavalley, Vaca Valley, Vacavalley CA, Vaca Valley CA, Vacavalley California, Vaca Valley California, VacaPena, or Vaca Pena. If you are looking to buy or sell a home in any of these fine communities, call Terry Hughes. Focused on Your Real Estate Goals
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