Simpson Ranch Estates - Wilton, California (Sacramento County, CA)
Simpson Ranch Estates is an equestrian community in the equestrian town of Wilton, Sacramento county, California. Simpson Ranch Court is located off Dillard Road between Apple Road and Cherry Road. There are two streets in Simpson Ranch Estates (Simpson Ranch Court and Tessie Place) and a total of 15 parcels, averaging approximately 20 acres each. Simpson Ranch Estates was established in 2003 and has CC&R's but no HOA.
Simpson Ranch Estates currently has 5-6 custom homes either already completed or under construction. The minimum house size in Simpson Ranch Estates is 3500 square feet of conditioned living area, except for 3 specific lots that have a minimum of 2500 square feet. Simpson Ranch Estates also allows a maximum of 10 large animals (cows, sheep, goats, llamas, horses) per lot.
If you are interested in becoming a resident of Simpson Ranch Estates, whether you're looking for a turnkey custom estate or interested in building the home of your dreams, please contact us. We're very familiar with the home building process, from designing a floorplan and obtaining permits to completing the home and preparing for move-in. We'd be happy to assist you with the selection and purchase of a home or lot in Simpson Ranch Estates!
BOB & LEILANI SOUZA
Real Estate Investment Specialists
Southwest Placer County, CA
Bob Souza - 925.513.3400 - bob@souzarealty.com
Leilani Souza - 916.408.5500 - leilani@souzarealty.com
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Tag and You're It! :-) We haven't met before I dont' think - but I wanted to pop by and say hi! :-)
Hello, Liz! My comment must have been above yours in that tag game on an AR blog post...so thank you for stopping by! :)
Leilani
Yes it was ! What a great idea - otherwise we might not have met! :-)
I agree, Liz...and I'm happy to have introduced a new word into my vocabulary - "Chilliwack." :)
Leilani