Most know California for its laid-back lifestyle, natural beauty, and phenomenal weather. From the rugged coastline of Big Sur to the towering Redwoods of the North, California’s world-famous landscapes have set the tone for life in the Golden State. here are 5 reasons to build your home in California.
Why We Love California Living
Nearly perfect weather year round
California celebrated its perfect weather, with 278 days a year being sunny. Their lifestyle takes any opportunity to let the light in. In addition, studies have shown that living in temperatures higher than 60 degrees can significantly impact and maximize happiness.
The great outdoors
From orange sand deserts to some of the country’s best beaches, California boasts a diverse landscape, all within one state. Find the perfect break along the 840 miles of coastline or summit exciting hikes in one of the state’s nine national parks.
The state’s best cities provide perfect proximity to these world-class natural wonders. Working with a great designer can help you make the most of the California landscape. With an emphasis on indoor-outdoor, windows, and open plans, California living celebrates its landscape whether you’re outside or in.
More bang for your buck
While California living is reported as one of the ten most expensive states in the country, California living is an unmatched experience compared to the list’s other locations.
Compared to other states with high living costs, such as Hawaii, Massachusetts, Maryland, Connecticut, and California offers adventure and industry. Home to the country’s fastest-growing tech center and agricultural market, California’s cost of living is better value than most.
Endless experiences
you might never get bored in this West Coast hub because of how much there is to do. California has something for everyone with plenty of fun for families, couples, and singles to enjoy.
It’s home to some of the world’s most coveted weekend trips from Big Sur road trips up the beautiful coastline to camping on Lake Tahoe. You can even escape the outdoors and explore the museums and historical centers of San Francisco or the 60s glamour of Palm Springs. Brimming with bucket list items, California residents aren’t short of things to do.
Home designs
Californian homes celebrate natural materials like wood, stone, and glass to create a one-of-a-kind look. Also, Due to the state’s rich heritage, the cultural identity includes many rustic elements mentioned above. Californian homes offer a beautiful feel and flair ranging from Spanish-inspired tile work to the organic shapes of Mexican adobe.
With organic materials, bohemian decor, and minimal modernist features, Californian homes are designed to be spacious, classic, and inviting. Under the influence of their open and relaxed identity, Californian living has seen most of today’s homes use an open plan to form its central living hub and lead effortlessly into the alfresco. Indoor-outdoor living encourages you to get outdoors more by making it more accessible and usable and with the perfect weather to enjoy.
Best Places to Live in California
G.J. Gardner Homes is building across many of California’s leading communities and cities. From Sacramento to San Diego, our offices offer our clients access to some of California’s best places to live.
Explore our California home builders now and discover your next steps for building in California.
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