Bay Area’s First Conservation Community Opens Model Homes

VACAVILLE, CA — Lagoon Valley, the Bay Area’s first Conservation Community, has opened its first neighborhood, Lilac Ridge, for home sales.

Built by Lennar, Lilac Ridge offers sustainably designed four- and five-bedroom homes ranging from 3,300 to 4,200 square feet, with two fully furnished models now available for tours.

Located off Interstate Highway 80, Lagoon Valley provides easy access to major Bay Area and Sacramento job centers while prioritizing open space preservation and eco-friendly living.

The community’s master plan dedicates 85 percent of its land to recreation and conservation, including a 70-acre Wetland Preserve recognized by the State of California for its successful habitat restoration efforts.

“Lagoon Valley is an extraordinary community, prioritizing open space, sustainability, and conservation,” said Curt Johansen, Development Director of Lagoon Valley. “Lilac Ridge offers thoughtfully designed homes within a vibrant neighborhood, complete with parks, trails, and recreational amenities.”

A First-of-Its-Kind Conservation Community

Lagoon Valley sets a new standard for sustainable development by integrating wildlife habitat conservation, flood mitigation, and wildfire buffers with modern home design. Future residents will have access to over 400 acres of parks and 1,305 acres of preserved open space, featuring:

• Miles of hiking and biking trails.
• Pickleball and tennis courts (opening in late 2025).
• Lagoon Swim Club and Event Center (opening in late 2026).
• Neighborhood parks, playgrounds, and multi-purpose sports fields.
• An arts plaza and a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) organic farm.

Lilac Ridge is the first of fourteen planned neighborhoods, with two additional phases set to launch later this year.

Open for Tours & Sales

The public is invited to tour Lilac Ridge’s model homes and visit the Lagoon Valley Visitors Center at 200 Mount Royal Road, Vacaville, open Wednesday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more information or to join the interest list, call 707-724-6937.