Fantastic Northbridge Point Pool Home!
3+2.5 with downstairs office in 1724 Square Feet
Pool, Spa, Outdoor Fireplace
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Breathe a breath of fresh air while exploring Saugus property on horseback. Saddle up and get to exploring the lay of the land at Don E. Brook Farms. Trail rides expertly match horse to rider. Friendly mounts aim to please and are playful yet sure and steady. Trail hands lead the way along paths winding through pleasantly picturesque scenery. Hour long rides satisfy the novice and find many yearning for longer excursions. When love is in the air sunset dinner rides are just the ticket. Horse and rider teams meander along the route as the sun sets prettily. Making the way back to the farmstead the evening meal is served. Catered meals coupled with a campfire create an intimate and magical vibe perfect for romantic moments.
Besides trail rides Don E. Brook Farms serves all the equestrian needs of the Saugus real estate area from simple jaunts on the trails to riding instruction and boarding.
Lessons are available daily on the Saugus property. Professional teachers work with all levels of students, youth and adults. Group lessons vary between English, Western and Flat. Other classes feature Barrel Racing and Gymkhana. Jumping lessons are quite popular with Saugus property equestrians. Walk ins are always welcome to saddle up and join in anytime. More information about lessons can be found here.
Creativity is in the works on this piece of Saugus real estate. Parties are often held at the farm and the birthday boy or girl the envy of all invited. In the Rodeo Wrangler Party young cowfolk maneuver the ropes and learn to throw a lasso. Get girly with glitter with the Unicorn Magic Party. City Slickers features campfire dining and leisurely rides.
Located at 28680 San Francisquito Canyon Road this is the place to go to horse around. A long history spans over five decades. The folks here know what they are about and they take pride in high quality beloved horses and their dedicated team of workers.
Seniors are all smiles on Santa Clarita property at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center. An amazing resource for those in their golden years, the facility holds a variety of workshops, classes and programs just for the elderly.
Locals over sixty keep on learning with a full calendar of classes. Fitness is a key component to staying healthy. High energy fills the room for Zumba while the mood becomes flexible during yoga and chair yoga. Dance classes sway to the beat with swing dance. Next door line dancing kicks it up a notch. Creative juices flow with arts and crafts. Friends share the gift of gab during knitting and needlepoint circles. Lighthearted bouts of competition is the norm for bingo, chess, billiards and card games. New languages are easily mastered as is the latest in technology tools. Traveling is for the young at heart of any age. Trips and tours are regularly scheduled to various locations of interest. Local excursions feature destinations such as the San Manuel Casinos, Santa Anita Race Track and Descanso Gardens. Longer jaunts find Santa Clarita property residents escaping out of state and sometimes even out of the country.
Leading the charge the center offers the only adult day program for those diagnosed with Dementia, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer's disease in the Santa Clarita Valley. Quality care including social engagement and mental and physical stimulation is designed to promote independence and the ability to remain in one’s own Santa Clarita home for as long as possible. More details are available here.
Located at 22900 Market Street the Santa Clarita Valley Center is easily accessible. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30. Outside assistance is provided for homebound seniors including transportation and meal delivery. Additional information regarding these services and others can be obtained by calling 661.259.9444.
Trek about William S. Hart Park on Santa Clarita real estate and then head on up to mansion at the top of the hill. Once home to Hollywood great silent film star William S. Hart, the land now serves a wonderful place for recreational fun. In the park open spaces beckon picnic goers. Blankets are spread on soft grasses. Under towering California Oak trees books are avidly read while youngsters run and frolic about. Nature trails appeal to hikers. Nearby a barnyard is filled with friendly animals looking for a handout from visitors. Many love to observe a resident herd of bison making this landscape their Santa Clarita home.
High on the hill and rich with vivid history sits a Santa Clarita real estate wonder. Inside the William S. Hart Museum a treasure trove of memory invoking items wait to be discovered. Over twenty rooms display an impressive collection of Western and Native American art alongside early Hollywood memorabilia owned by Bill Hart. The only way in is by guided tour. Both on the hour and on the half hour, docents open the redwood front door to guests inviting them inside. Greeted by an amazing foyer tourees are often awestruck by the simplistic yet opulent beauty of this 1920’s property. It’s easy to imagine the lifestyle lived while observing the formal dining room, living room, service area and guest room. A dedicated pet parent visitors are treated to a peek inside a bedroom set up just for William S. Hart’s dogs. Tours vary as guides like to change the itineraries up a bit creating a new atmosphere for each experience. After inspecting the main house guests taking the museum trail will find the bunk house which also served as a guest house and getaway zone.
Special events are often livening up the property. Favorite times to visit include western themed open houses and backyard crafting extraordinaires. School aged children take part in onsite history lessons during field trips. Hours to the William S. Hart Museum are seasonal and should be checked before heading over.