@bman6502 yep, gotta avoid those nosey neighbors LOL. But seriously they do let other neighbors peeps and vendors in, so since there are professional athletes and actors that have lived in there, I could see why they may opt for an extra privacy layer since people are celebrity crazy these days. When I get that $7M house on the top of the hill looking at Folsom Lake, I'm gonna have a gate just because LOL
I don’t live in Granite Bay but I live next door in Rocklin by Lifetime Fitness. I love the luxury homes in Granite Bay with the large lots. Have you made a video on Loomis and Loomis Hills?
@Ryanct2 thanks for watching! We haven't made a video on Loomis yet. So many amazing places to share in our area! We have many clients who explore Rocklin, Loomis, and Granite Bay.
@leothelion4954 that subdivision is technically Orangvale, but borders Roseville/Granite Bay. But is a beautiful area with larger lots & older style homes. I saw an updated home sell in there this year that was pretty nice.
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Granite Bay is not a suburb of Sacramento. It is an unincorporated, rural-residential area in a completely different county. Placer County, to be exact. Would you call Newport Beach a suburb of Los Angeles? Same difference.
@LaraSierra28 you might want to research what a suburb is. Suburbs are towns/cities at the outskirts of the major city where you can still easily commute into the city. Sacramento is our major city, with many suburbs within the Sacramento Metro area (Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, Granite Bay, Folsom, Elk Grove just to name a few). And you can find plenty of 3rd party sources that do in fact list Granite Bay as a "suburb" of Sacramento (www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-suburbs/m/sacramento-metro-area/). These suburbs span multiple counties (Placer, Sac, Yolo, El Dorado), but are all still considered part of the Sac Metro area (which is what our educates people on). Most of these suburbs are only 30-45 mins from the heart of Sacramento & where people explore to live when moving to the Sacramento Area. Los Angeles Metro is about 5-7X Sac Metro's size & population, yet by definition Newport Beach is considered one of the most coveted Los Angeles suburbs to live in (GOOGLE IT). Good day!
Granite Bay is different....it is 30 miles from Sac and has 22K people (not enough to be a big city of it's own but too much to be rural). Newport Beach is 45 miles away with many more people....although probably 97% of people outside of the LA area would still consider NB a suburb since it is officially part of the metro LA area. Its more of an exurb than suburb. Most cities have suburbs in different counties....it's more about distance than county.
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Outstanding aerial shots!
Thank you! 😉
Awesome information , great video
@zombiemodzzify thank you, glad it was helpful for you!
Awesome you get to talk about where you grew up. Looks like a great place.
It really is!
I have to laugh at some of the homes in los Lagos. Even with 24hr guard service at the front gate, some homes still put a gate at their driveway..
@bman6502 yep, gotta avoid those nosey neighbors LOL. But seriously they do let other neighbors peeps and vendors in, so since there are professional athletes and actors that have lived in there, I could see why they may opt for an extra privacy layer since people are celebrity crazy these days. When I get that $7M house on the top of the hill looking at Folsom Lake, I'm gonna have a gate just because LOL
I don’t live in Granite Bay but I live next door in Rocklin by Lifetime Fitness. I love the luxury homes in Granite Bay with the large lots.
Have you made a video on Loomis and Loomis Hills?
@Ryanct2 thanks for watching! We haven't made a video on Loomis yet. So many amazing places to share in our area! We have many clients who explore Rocklin, Loomis, and Granite Bay.
You forgot the most kept secret and petty sub division called WBR Wood Bridge Ranch on Sierra Colleges and Old Auburn. It's a real Ranch with horses
@@leothelion4954 so many hidden secrets...🤫
@leothelion4954 that subdivision is technically Orangvale, but borders Roseville/Granite Bay. But is a beautiful area with larger lots & older style homes. I saw an updated home sell in there this year that was pretty nice.
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Which beach is in your background?
@AllAmericanSafety we are at Folsom Lake - Granite Bay Beach
@@livinginsacramentosuburbs thx
Granite Bay is not a suburb of Sacramento. It is an unincorporated, rural-residential area in a completely different county. Placer County, to be exact. Would you call Newport Beach a suburb of Los Angeles? Same difference.
@LaraSierra28 you might want to research what a suburb is. Suburbs are towns/cities at the outskirts of the major city where you can still easily commute into the city. Sacramento is our major city, with many suburbs within the Sacramento Metro area (Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, Granite Bay, Folsom, Elk Grove just to name a few). And you can find plenty of 3rd party sources that do in fact list Granite Bay as a "suburb" of Sacramento (www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-suburbs/m/sacramento-metro-area/). These suburbs span multiple counties (Placer, Sac, Yolo, El Dorado), but are all still considered part of the Sac Metro area (which is what our educates people on). Most of these suburbs are only 30-45 mins from the heart of Sacramento & where people explore to live when moving to the Sacramento Area. Los Angeles Metro is about 5-7X Sac Metro's size & population, yet by definition Newport Beach is considered one of the most coveted Los Angeles suburbs to live in (GOOGLE IT). Good day!
Granite Bay is different....it is 30 miles from Sac and has 22K people (not enough to be a big city of it's own but too much to be rural). Newport Beach is 45 miles away with many more people....although probably 97% of people outside of the LA area would still consider NB a suburb since it is officially part of the metro LA area. Its more of an exurb than suburb. Most cities have suburbs in different counties....it's more about distance than county.