Neighborhood Guides
Explore the unique character of every community. From schools and parks to restaurants and hidden gems — discover where you belong.
Tesoro Viejo
An award-winning master-planned community where every detail is designed around connection and lifestyle. The Ranch House is the social heart — resort pool, fitness center, event spaces, and gathering areas. Miles of trails weave through rolling hills, connecting neighborhoods to parks and open space.
Schools
Tesoro Viejo TK–8 School (Chawanakee Unified), Minarets High School. Strong emphasis on modern facilities and outdoor learning.
Restaurants
The Ranch House café, local food trucks, nearby Madera dining. The community regularly hosts food-focused events.
Shopping
Nearby Madera shopping centers, with the Riverwalk retail district at neighboring Riverstone providing additional options.
Parks & Trails
Multiple community parks, nearly 400 acres of preserved open space, miles of multi-use trails, sports courts, and picnic areas throughout the community.
✦ Hidden Local Favorites
The Ranch House views at sunset, community garden, seasonal outdoor movie nights, and the hilltop park overlooking the entire valley.
Clovis
Old Town Clovis is the charming heart of this family-favorite city. Tree-lined streets, historic buildings, boutique shopping, and a genuine sense of community make Clovis one of California's most desirable places to live. The Friday Night Farmers Market is a beloved weekly tradition.
Schools
Clovis Unified School District — consistently ranked among California's best. Buchanan, Clovis West, Clovis North, and Clovis East high schools are all highly rated.
Restaurants
Old Town Clovis is packed with restaurants — from farm-to-table dining to family pizzerias, craft coffee shops, and the famous Clovis farmers market food vendors.
Shopping
Old Town Clovis boutiques, Vintage Antique Mall, Sierra Vista Mall, and easy access to River Park in Fresno.
Parks & Trails
Dry Creek Trail, Clovis Botanical Garden, Letterman Park, and numerous neighborhood parks with playgrounds, sports fields, and shaded walking paths.
✦ Hidden Local Favorites
The 'Clovis Gateway to the Sierras' sign, Old Town Clovis farmers market, ClovisFest hot air balloon festival, and the quiet residential streets with mature trees.
Fresno
As the Central Valley's largest city, Fresno offers incredible diversity — from the artsy Tower District and charming Fig Garden to master-planned communities in the north and historic neighborhoods near downtown. It's a city of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct character.
Schools
Fresno Unified, Central Unified, and Clovis Unified all serve different parts of Fresno. Several highly-rated charter and private schools are also available.
Restaurants
A true food city — from authentic Mexican and Hmong cuisine to fine dining, craft breweries, the Tower District's food scene, and River Park's restaurant row.
Shopping
Fashion Fair Mall, River Park Shopping Center, The Marketplace at El Paseo, and countless local boutiques and specialty shops.
Parks & Trails
Woodward Park (with the Shinzen Japanese Garden), Roeding Park (home to Fresno Chaffee Zoo), and 100+ neighborhood parks across the city.
✦ Hidden Local Favorites
Shinzen Japanese Garden at Woodward Park, underground gardens, Meux Home Museum, the Tower District's vintage neon signs, and the Blossom Trail in spring.
Riverstone
One of California's newest and most ambitious master-planned communities. The Lodge clubhouse sets the standard — a resort-caliber amenity with pool, spa, fitness center, and gathering spaces. Riverstone is designed for walkability, with parks, trails, and greenbelts woven through every neighborhood.
Schools
Stone Creek Elementary School (Golden Valley Unified, opened 2021) located right inside the community. Additional schools are planned as the community grows.
Restaurants
The Riverwalk retail district is the community's dining hub, with new restaurants opening as the area grows. Nearby Madera and Fresno provide abundant options.
Shopping
Riverwalk at Riverstone features retail and services. Regional shopping at River Park in Fresno is about 15–20 minutes away.
Parks & Trails
115 acres of parks and open space, community clubhouse, pool complex, fitness center, dog park, and miles of trails connecting neighborhoods throughout the community.
✦ Hidden Local Favorites
The Lodge at sunset, San Joaquin River access nearby, community event lawn, and the future planned amenities as Riverstone continues to expand.
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