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About our community
Coming in late October Kestrel our latest new home community located in Carmichael, California.
This new home community offers a welcoming blend of suburban comfort, mature neighborhoods, and everyday convenience. Known for its tree‑lined streets, established parks, and access to the American River Parkway, the community provides a relaxed setting with close proximity to shopping, dining, and major commuter routes.
This new home neighborhood will feature 79 thoughtfully designed homesites ranging from 1,705 to 2,334 square feet with up to 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with three distinct elevations that add visual interest and character.
At Kestrel you’ll find more than a home—you’ll find a place where convenience, comfort, and community come together.
Community amenities
- Landscaped Front Yard
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Quartz Countertops
- Vinyl Plank Flooring
- Smart Home Features
4 nearby communities
Sacramento, CA
LIFE IN THE STATE CAPITAL
Welcome to Northern California! D.R. Horton in the Sacramento area builds homes in a variety of delightful styles, from farmhouse and craftsman to Spanish and Tuscan. We can help you find the affordable home that is just right for you. Whether you’re looking for new schools, a low-maintenance lifestyle or an easy commute to downtown, you’ll find the home that fits your stage in life.
Whether you’re spending the day outdoors at William Land Regional Park, enjoying a romantic evening in downtown’s Kay District, or reliving the California Gold Rush at the Old Sacramento Historic District— this capital city in our West Region has a variety of activities to meet your lifestyle needs.
PARKS & RECREATION
William Land Regional Park: This more than 166-acre green space offers plenty of family-friendly activities from jogging paths to a golf course and even serves as the location for the world-recognized Sacramento Zoo.
Man-Made Forests and Caves: Sacramento is not only second to Paris, France, in number of trees per capita in the world, but also features a catacombs-type extensive network of tunnels beneath the city's foundations.
URBAN DESIGN
Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT): Serving the greater area of Sacramento County, this public transit service covers 418 square miles daily with its fleet of 216 buses, and is a national leader for its light rail systems’ traction, serving an average of 48,400 riders daily.
NIGHTLIFE
The Kay District: This eclectic entertainment district draws its energy from a diverse mix of hotels, restaurants, nightlife, and entertainment venues with a unique backdrop of historical landmarks.
ARTS & LIFESTYLE
Old Sacramento Historic Area: This 28-acre National Historic Landmark District and State Historic Park is located along the Sacramento River and is alive with shopping, dining, entertainment and historical attractions set within the time of California Gold Rush and the Transcontinental Railroad.
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