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Capital Village in Rancho Cordova

March 14, 2009 By Ryan Lundquist 4 Comments

Here are some images from the field today in the “Capital Village” neighborhood within the City of Rancho Cordova. Capital Village is a new and ongoing project by Beazer Homes. It is distinct locally because of its mixed-use concept and unique design (small lots, 1 to 3 stories, units attached or detached, flat or pitched roofing, vibrant or earth-tone colors, close proximity to commercial retail, two parks…).

Vibrant Colors & Unique Design: 

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View of one of the local parks and detached units in background:

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Construction is currently ongoing within Capital Village.

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In the words of Beazer Homes:

Located in Rancho Cordova, off Zinfandel Drive just south of Highway 50, Capital Village is a progressive new home community featuring a combination of various architectural designs, several popular retail stores and restaurants, a mixed-use town center, numerous parks, a water feature and more! Urban living meets true suburban comfort at the new Capital Village community by Beazer Homes.

Capital Village Links:

  • Capital Village Blog
  • Beazer Homes Website
  • Capital Village Video Tour by Lundquist Appraisal

If you are a Capital Village home owner, what is it that drew you to this community? And what do you think now that you are there? What commercial retail shops do you want to see come into your neighborhood?

If anyone has appraisal-related questions pertaining to Capital Village, let me know. I am experienced with appraising properties in the Capital Village market as well as the nearby “Stone Creek” area of Rancho Cordova. I can be reached at 916-595-3735 or www.ranchocordovaappraiser.com  And no, I am not paid to advertise Capital Village. I simply mention things I think I worthy of mentioning.

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  1. Photos from the Field: Capital Village Christmas Tree | Sacramento Appraisal Blog says:
    December 7, 2009 at 2:02 PM

    […] Sac Ryan on December 7th, 2009 The Capital Village neighborhood of Rancho Cordova has played host to the Cordova Community Council’s annual […]

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  2. White Sky in “Capital Village” in Rancho Cordova | Sacramento Appraisal Blog says:
    January 8, 2010 at 11:17 PM

    […] Sac Ryan on January 8th, 2010 I was in the Capital Village neighborhood of Rancho Cordova today and I snapped the following picture. I like the way the white […]

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  3. Christmas Tree Lighting in the Capital Village Neighborhood of Rancho Cordova | Sacramento Appraisal Blog says:
    November 29, 2010 at 2:17 PM

    […] I took my oldest son to the 11th Annual Rancho Cordova Christmas Tree Lighting last night in the Capital Village area. I took some photos as well as shot a few brief clips with my Flip camera (only 40 seconds as […]

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  4. Moving to SAC, what are the Best, Cleanest, Safest neighborhoods? - Page 2 - City-Data Forum says:
    May 6, 2013 at 12:16 PM

    […] Capital Village in Rancho Cordova With a budget of no more than 1500 you should be able to find a 3/2 with a garage (I think all the garages are in back of the units). Walkable to all the basics…banking, dining, drug store, health clinic, Starbucks Miles of bike trails in neaby StoneCreek Development This part of Rancho is quiet and safe Trader Joes about 10 minute drive north and Whole Foods about a 15 minute drive East (highly dependent on time of day due to traffic). Here's a link with a few pics… Capital Village in Rancho Cordova | Sacramento Appraisal Blog | Real Estate Appraiser […]

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