Sacramento Magazine named Sierra Oaks the neighborhood for those preferring the finer things in life. It is undoubtedly one of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods, but is as much comfortable and convenient as it is upscale and exclusive.

Most of the homes were built between 1930 and 1950, a time when quality and integrity were integral to design and architecture. They sit on large parcels and exude charm, character and elegance. The area is lush and green with wild deer and turkey occasionally seen roaming the neighborhood – a countryside oasis in the midst of urban conveniences. Sierra Oaks’ proximity to downtown and impeccable schools (Sierra Oaks School and Sacramento County Day School) are also huge draws for residents.

Roughly bordered by Fair Oaks, Watt, Howe and the American River Parkway, the community is minutes away from almost anything that matters – Highway 50, fine dining along Fair Oaks, shopping (Pavilions and Loehman’s Plaza), the American River bike trail, Oak Meadow Park, and Rio del Oro Racquet Club. The 12-acre premiere club offers 24 tennis courts, five-pool aquatics center, expansive fitness center and kids’ programs.