|
|
| Conceptual Rendering |
|
|
The heart of Vista Canyon will be found within the inviting, tree-lined streets of its town center area known as Vista Square. Anchored by an open-air Plaza, Town Green and new Metrolink Station, this area will be home to quaint shops and upscale boutiques, restaurants, a specialty market, cinema, and a host of community gatherings, special events and entertainment activities. |
"Great experiences happen in places that inspire, places with character, places that reflect the local culture." Henry Beer, Communications Arts, Inc. |
Today, inspired innovation is
the foundation of great planning. Bounded by Highway 14, the
Santa Clarita River and long-operating railroad tracks, 185 acres in
Canyon Country provide inspiration for the crafting of an innovative planned
community called Vista Canyon. Though presently undeveloped and in
a neglected state, the property offers a final and unparalleled opportunity
for the design of a truly special place for Canyon Country and the Santa
Clarita Valley’s east side. Vista Canyon is envisioned as an inviting
live, work, walk, ride community -- a vibrant neighborhood with a Main Street
and Town Plaza that reflects the history, character and culture of
Santa Clarita Valley. At once a charming hometown, Vista Canyon will
also create a thriving, transit-friendly destination where people can enjoy
the best in everyday living.
|
|
| For
problems with this website contact Webmaster
|
||
ich in California history, Santa Clarita Valley’s Soledad Canyon has evoked
a pioneer spirit in homesteaders and entrepreneurs for generations.
Property near the juncture of Sand Canyon and Lost Canyon was once home to
the historic Mitchell and Lang family ranches as well as Santa Clarita Valley’s
first school. The land's link to the Santa Clara River, gold, oil,
cattle, and rail embodies the promise and potential of Southern California.
The beauty of the surrounding terrain – rugged mountains, oak studded hills
and winding river corridor – continue to capture imaginations and inspire
Californians.