Lake of the Pines
Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains between Auburn and Grass Valley just off Highway 49, you will find Lake of the Pines: A private gated community of approximately 2,000 homes surrounding a 230 acre lake with 5.5 miles of shoreline with lakefront homes and parks, popular for golf, water skiing, fishing, swimming and sailing. Lake of the Pines is a community where neighbors care about neighbors, where grazing deer and quite walks are part of everyday life. Lake of the Pines residents enjoy the security that comes with a gated community. Perimeter fencing surrounds the 1,535 acre development and 24 hr public safety staff patrols the 22 miles of private roads.
Lake of the Pines Golf Course Home For Sale ~ 11725 Lakeshore So.
July 14, 2010
Call Debbie Krogman to view this beautiful home.
Debbie Krogman
Coldwell Banker - Grass Roots Realty
(800) 910 -0969 / (530) 268-8199
Rincon Del Rio
January 12, 2010
~ Rincon Del Rio ~ means ~ Bend of the River ~. Like a river, you may have noticed lately that your life is gently changing course. We have some ideas about that we think you might find interesting—maybe even life altering.
We are an Intentional Living Community. This is to say, one constructed to provide aging-in-place accommodations that emphasize choice, control, and continuity of life-long connections and activities. Our goal is to guard against social isolation by building community among members, organizing local resources, and providing all the services needed to insure our residents are enabled to stay in their home in our community no matter how challenging the circumstances.
How is this accomplished? This isn’t just about ramps and grab bars, or even wider doors and hallways. This is about a system designed with your entire well being in mind, managed by a responsive, reliable, knowledgeable staff.
Our Life Enhancement Center has a fully staffed medical clinic and a doctor who gladly makes house calls. And while first-rate medical care is certainly important, ~ Rincon Del Rio ~ recognizes that vitality and happiness have other components. We provide services designed to address your spiritual health, your nutritional needs, and on-going education and interests.
Of course we offer standard amenities such as an aquatic center, gourmet dining, a gymnasium, etc. But more than these customary activities,
~ Rincon Del Rio ~ encourages you to participate in neighborhood decisions and community projects such as the raised-bed vegetable gardens. We offer classes sponsored by Sierra College and we actively interface with the county library and Nevada County Adult Education. We want our residents to thrive—it’s who we are—it’s in our DNA.
And all these tools for independent living are offered to you in one of the most beautiful settings in Northern California. Make time to contemplate the rising sun, the trees and birds, the open space. Together they generate a sense of gratitude for each new day.
The ~ Rincon Del Rio~ community is the embodiment of social, emotional, and spiritual well being. Here you can live in peace in the present because you have taken steps to make peace with the future. Residents here have decided to remain in charge of their own lives.
One word of caution: Making the most of the day can be addictive. Proceed with caution and watch for signs of elation, enjoyment, laughter, gratitude, and other pleasant sensations and feelings.
Nevada County Wineries
April 13, 2009
Topography, climate and soils combine to make Nevada County wines distinctive, complex and varied. Blessed by warm, sunny days, afternoon Sierra breezes and cool nights, this high altitude Mediterranean climate helps us create high quality wines.
Some of the white wines, available locally are: chardonnay, chenin blanc, muscat blanc, semillon and viognier. Red wines include cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir, syrah, sangiovese and zinfandel. Nevada County’s mild climate with few early frosts and a warm, dry fall season allow grapes to reach maturity with perfection. Nevada County vineyards harvest between 600 to 1,000 tons each year, providing 37 to 63 thousand cases for wine enthusiasts to enjoy.


