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How many towns in the United States can maintain its economic and industrial progress without compromising the beauty of country living? Certainly not a lot, and Newhall is one of these places where the rural is right in step with the urban. Located just south of the Sierra Pelona Mountain Range, Newhall is only five miles from the San Fernando Valley and 30 minutes away from Los Angeles.
This community forms the city of Santa Clarita with the other towns of Canyon Country, Valencia, and Saugus, and it bears the same rich history as most of the Santa Clarita Valley does. This town, which was named after Henry Mayo Newhall, is the home of the Oak of the Golden Dream, the site of the very first discovery of gold in California, as well as the state's first oil refinery.
Because of Newhall's excellent location (between Interstate 5 and Highway 14), the community's residents have can reach Southern California with little effort and in no time at all. Although Newhall is already blessed with a growing commercial district and the beauty of its residential homes, the town is undergoing an intensive revitalization project, which aims to make the community a better place than it already is.
If living in Newhall is an especially appealing prospect for you, please don't hesitate to contact me. With my extensive experience as a real estate agent, I can address all your real estate concerns as professionally and as efficiently as no other realtor can. The house you've always daydreamed about could be waiting for you in Newhall, and I assure you that we will find it in no time.
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