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TGM Prado at Laguna Hills
With the 5 and 405 Freeway so close to your home at TGM Prado at Laguna Hills, you can build the ideal lifestyle.
Laguna Hills CA, 92653
Villa Solana
Villa Solana apartments are situated adjacent to beaches and bike trails in Laguna Hills, CA. Shopping is nearby at the Shops at Mission Viejo.
Laguna Hills CA, 92653
Creekside Laguna
Small, personable community nestled in city of Laguna Hills, directly adjacent to a beach bike trail. Gorgeous, upgraded interiors, all appliances included. Over-sized balconies and lots of windows
Laguna Hills CA, 92656
Westridge
Walking Distance To Parks... Prime Fitness Center With Lifecycles... Championship Lighted Tennis Court. We are now offering renters layoff protection! Ask us how.
Laguna Hills CA, 92630
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Overview of Laguna Hills
Located in beautiful Orange County, Laguna Hills, Calif., provides residents with the acclaimed California lifestyle. The area has a very temperate climate, allowing people to stay connected with the outdoors year-round. A smaller community of about 31,000, Laguna Hills is a great place to raise a family. Search for Laguna Hills apartments for rent and find paradise in Southern California.
Living in Laguna Hills, CA
Laguna Hills was built on a land grant during the Rancho era. After Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821, government officials in Southern California were given land for cattle grazing. The area had the perfect climate and rich soil to grow barley wheat, grapes, walnuts, oranges and lemons, which helped fuel the local economy for decades. Lewis Moulton bought one of these tracts of land, Rancho Niguel, from Don Juan Avila in 1874. Rancho Niguel was used to raise sheep and cattle, and over time became the subdivided land known today as Laguna Hills. The city was officially incorporated in 1991. Today, Laguna Hills is one of the premier communities in southern Orange County. Young families and senior citizens alike live in Laguna Hills apartments to take advantage of the beautiful weather, exceptional public services and scenic attractions of California.
Laguna Hills Attractions and Special Events
Laguna Hills has many points of interest, including the Juan Avila Adobe Monument, Fossil Reef Park, and Costeau Park. Fossil Reef Park is more than 17 million years old and extends for six miles along the Orange County coast. Visitors can explore the unique reef and get a great understanding of the inner workings of the Pacific Ocean. The city also hosts the annual Sawdust Summer Festival, which features the works of more than 200 Laguna Beach artists. The Sawdust Art Festival works throughout the year to promote public art and education in southern California.
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