Saratoga Retirement Community Fall 2005

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It Starts With An Exceptional Location

Nestled in the rolling foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountain Range, in the heart of Silicon Valley and near historic Saratoga Village, there’s no better address for Saratoga Retirement Community—and for residents. Dotted with mature redwood and eucalyptus trees, the scenic 37-acre campus offers a playground of amenities and services that support an active and exciting lifestyle.

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The same is true of the area. Culture is at its finest, with the 137-acre Villa Montalvo Art Center, Arboretum, and Park only a mile away. This center supports the arts—visual, music, literature, and architecture—with a theatre, outdoor stage, art gallery, education, activities, and miles of hiking trails. There are also two local Summer Concert Series, the Saratoga Symphony, and a full calendar of city activities.

Nearby is the tranquil 18-acre Hakone Gardens, the oldest Japanese-style residential gardens in the western hemisphere, and the 100-acre Saratoga Country Club, with a challenging 18-hole, NCGA-rated golf course, tennis, and more.

The city of Saratoga, located 10 miles fromSan Jose, was chosen in 2005 by CNN/Money magazine as the 26th “Best Place to Live.” Saratoga Village has been named a California Historical Site, with excellent shops and restaurants, and residents can pursue educational opportunities at neighboring West Valley College.

Ultimately, Saratoga Retirement Community’s superb location fulfills every desire—cultural, educational, social, business, recreation, fine dining, shopping, and more.

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