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Coto De Caza Real Estate and Homes for Sale

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     East of Rancho Santa Margarita in the foothills and mesas of the Santa Ana Mountains, Coto de Caza is a beautiful new, family-oriented master-planned community. Built around a golf course Coto de Caza emanates a country feeling with its secluded atmosphere, horse and hiking trails, and generous parks and playgrounds.

     The community covers about 4,000 acres (half of which has been set aside for open space) and offers residents a racquet club, two swimming pools and nine tennis courts. There are lots of trails and walking paths, as well as an equestrian center, and a sports-recreation park with soccer fields and basketball courts.

     In the hills or on view lots, Coto de Caza has many gorgeous homes, some with sweeping views of countryside and others exceeding 8 bedrooms. At the lower elevations and the valleys, the homes run to upscale suburban tract, two-story, 3-5 bedrooms with option to convert the residence's den into a bedroom. Empty land lots are also available for custom builders.

Served by the Capistrano Unified School District, the overall state academic rankings are in the 8Oth and 90th percentiles, among the top in state. The local elementary school, Wagon Wheel, educates many Coto children. A Catholic high school recently opened nearby, and Tesoro High School (public) is scheduled to open in 2001, with more schools to be opened as the population increases.

Although a smaller city, Coto de Caza enjoys numerous shopping plazas, a library, movies and many conveniences of modern suburbs located in nearby Rancho Santa Margarita, just outside gates of Coto De Caza. Commuting and traveling around the county is convenient, with a toll highway (Foothill Transportation Corridor) nearby, as well as several parkways helping to move the traffic along. To reach Coto De Caza, take El Toro Road or Alicia Parkway or Oso-Antonio Parkway and drive inland.