PROPOSITION 13 TRANSFERS ARE APPROVED IN EL DORADO COUNTY, HOME OF SERRANO CC, AND ALLOW ANYONE 55 OR OLDER TO SELL A HOME IN CALIFORNIA AND BUY A NEW ONE FOR LESS MONEY, KEEPING THEIR OLD PROP 13 TAX RATE. –STEVE FERRY
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nity to enjoy the outdoors here in the foothills,” he explained. “In addition to our award-winning golf course, we can take advantage of nine miles of walking trails and every day we see many bikers who ride our hills for recreation and vigorous exercise.” Serrano Country Club also offers two fully lighted tennis courts, a junior Olympic-sized swimming pool, wading pool, spa and health and fitness facili- ties. Nearby, residents will find settings for families to gather while picnicking, fishing, boating, summer water-skiing and winter snow-skiing.
Located in El Dorado Hills, a
quick thirty minutes above downtown Sacramento and only ninety minutes from Lake Tahoe, Serrano Country Club thrives in one of the largest and most prestigious master-planned Northern California communities. Every turn is greeted with breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Folsom Lake, Mount Diablo and 800 acres of natural open space and gently rolling hills with century-old valley oak trees. The centerpiece of Serrano Country Club is the magnificent Robert Trent
Jones Jr. designed Serrano Golf Course. The former home of the Raley’s Senior Gold Rush Champions Tour event stretches out to almost 7,000 yards of par-72 championship golf and takes advantage of the area’s natural contours to test all levels of play. Bob Stangroom, another former Bay
Area resident, has been the club’s gen- eral manager for more than four years. Of the golf course he says, “I never tire of playing here. I’m a single-digit handicap but I can play with any level player and we all have fun.” Serrano’s five sets of tees provide an opportunity
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