The new Pacific Heritage real estate community is located in Perris, California. Home to more than 40,000 people, Perris offers an attractive combination of affordable housing, family-oriented leisure pursuits, a growing retail climate and aggressive business development/jobs creation. As part of the I-215 corridor, this Riverside County community is advantageously located in the heart of the Inland Empire.

Within the 33 acres that comprise Pacific Heritage, Pacific Communities is proudly preserving the Quigley House, a Victorian-style farmhouse built on the property in 1896. This quaint two-story home exhibits a charming front porch with spindle columns, clapboard siding, a bay window and gable roof. Pacific Communities is renovating the Quigley House to serve as the sales office for Pacific Heritage.

Lake Perris State Recreation Area is only moments away from Pacific Heritage, offering a wealth of recreational options for the entire family. Boating, fishing, swimming, camping, picnicking, hiking, bicycling and horseback riding are all part of the fun. Ringed by abundant hills and small mountains, the lake area is home to numerous species of birds and other wildlife, as well as many varieties of coastal sage scrub, cactus and other indigenous plants. Diamond Valley Lake in Hemet offers additional recreational opportunities, including a brand new Aquatic Center.

Perris Valley Skydiving, the largest skydiving center in North America, is located in Perris. Other nearby attractions include the Perris Auto Speedway premier dirt track facility, the Perris Raceway motocross track, RealRide Skatepark, the March Field Air Museum next to March Air Reserve Base, and the Orange Empire Railway Museum.

Perris residents enjoy a number of parks and recreation areas right within the community. Facilities at the various locations include playgrounds; soccer and baseball fields; covered and uncovered picnic areas, many with barbecues; courts for basketball, tennis, handball and volleyball; a gymnasium; and a community center. Several new parks are in development, including Patriot Field Park, now under construction with two football fields, soccer fields and more. This new park will serve the Perris Valley Youth Association and other sports leagues. Additional new facilities are under construction at Morgan Street Park, planned with lighted soccer fields, basketball courts, a tot lot, concession building and covered picnic area.

Residents of this Perris real estate community will enjoy proximity to Perris Towne Center, Perris Valley Spectrum and Perris Plaza, which has a 10-screen movie theater complex. Two much-anticipated new centers are currently under construction: The Perris Marketplace and Perris Crossing. The Perris Marketplace, which will be located near the intersection of Perris Blvd. and Nuevo Street, is planned with approximately 450,000 square feet of commercial space anchored by a Wal-Mart Supercenter. Perris Crossing will offer approximately 500,000 square feet of commercial space, including Home Depot, Starbucks, Bank of America, Carl’s Jr., Del Taco, Subway, WinCo Foods, Circle K and more. Additionally, the Perris Promenade will be a downtown transit and pedestrian corridor featuring convenient shopping and dining. Perris’ freeway-close location also puts residents within easy reach of popular Southern California destinations including Disneyland, Wild Rivers, Sea World and dozens more.

Children living at the Pacific Heritage real estate community in Perris will attend Nan Sanders Elementary School in the Perris Elementary School District and Pinacate Middle School in the Perris Union High School District. For high school, they will have the choice of attending the Perris district’s Perris High School or Paloma Valley High School on a space-available basis. College options in the vicinity range from the highly regarded junior college Mt. San Jacinto College, which has a campus in nearby Menifee, to prestigious four-year facilities, including the University of California – Riverside; California State University, San Bernardino; and California State University, San Marcos.