One of the best kept secrets in the local Sacramento golf world is Sierra View Country Club.  Designed in 1953 by architect Jack Fleming, it can be found within minutes of downtown, historic Roseville on 180 acres of land rich with mature oak trees and gentle, rolling hills. Fleming, who was right-hand man to famed golf course architect Alister Mackenzie, designed 18 courses in Norther California in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Some of his work included Sharon Heights Golf and Country Club, Golden Gate Park, Boulder Creek Golf and Country Club, as well as Almaden Golf and Country Club. 

Playing this well maintained 6,481 yard course with magnificent ancient oaks, well-bunkered greens, strategically placed water hazards and elevated tees make each round a new challenge. Sierra View’s membership is limited to 430 members which not only allows easy access to tee times, but also maintains the excellent quality of the golf course as well.

Sierra View CC is a non-profit corporation with private, proprietary golf memberships, as well as corporate golf, tennis and social memberships.   Facilities include the golf course and pro-shop, driving range, 6 well lighted tennis courts, swimming pool, dining room for members and guests, as well as a bar area to enjoy your favorite libation after a round of golf.  Sierra View’s mission is to provide individual and family recreational  and social activities to a diverse membership in a private, full service country club setting.  

The Country Club is located at 105 Alta Vista Avenue in Roseville.  Any questions about the club can be directed to their General Manager, Steve Reynolds at (916) 782-3741, extension 13.

Steve Siegel, Coldwell Banker
Email: steve.siegel@cbnorcal.com
mobile: 916.212.5066
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It’s every shopper’s dream to browse through hundreds of stores within minutes of each other.  Well, that’s exactly what they’re going to get in 2008!  The intersection of Galleria Blvd. and Roseville Parkway already offers a plethora of of stores and restaurants, but the growth continues.

The Galleria at Roseville continues its expansion which will add 80-100 new stores, 3 multi-level parking garages, a movie theater with 14-16 screens, the possible addition of an upscale supermarket, and modifications to the Promenade.  The Cheesecake Factory has an anticipated completion date of Spring 2008 (sorry folks, not in time for the Christmas rush!), and Penney’s is hard at work to complete their expansion project.  Some of the new stores coming include Apple, Juicy Couture, and Kate Spade, and it has been rumored that Tiffany & Co., Roxy, and Louis Vuitton – among others — are considering tenancy.

And just when you think you’ve got it all at the Galleria, a competitor pops up: The Fountains.  Directly across Roseville Parkway from the Galleria is this upscale, open-air, lifestyle center located on 52 acres and set to open in Spring 2008.  More than 50 shops, restaurants and entertainment venues are anticipated at The Fountains, including Boudin Bakeries, Coldwater Creek, West Elm, Z Gallerie, Orvis, Chico’s, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, California Pizza Kitchen, and — drum roll, please — a Whole Foods Market!

Whether you prefer a multi-level shopping mall or an open-air center with single story stores and sidewalk cafes, Roseville will be able to more than meet the needs of shoppers throughout our region for years to come.

Steve Dailey, Coldwell Banker
Email: steven.dailey@cbnorcal.com
mobile: 916.276.9244
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