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Tesoro Viejo Madera County community where a unique new town awaits you.
Imagine a new town built from scratch!
Situated at the base of Little Table Mountain in the Central Valley of Madera County. With a traditional small-town feel near the San Joaquin River.
The term “Tesoro Viejo” means “Old Treasure” in Spanish.
A 1,600-acre master-planned community in southeast Madera County. With wide-open landscapes where trails connect schools and parks with homes. Includes a traditional town center on Main Street with lots of recreation for the whole family.
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Tesoro Viejo Madera County Community
You’ll find the Tesoro Viejo community just a short drive from River Park off Highway 41. Here’s what you get when you and your family move into Tesoro Viejo:
1,600 acres of gently rolling hills with access to the San Joaquin River;
9 residential Villages with up to 5,190 homes;
3 million square feet of office, retail, commercial and light industrial space;
400 acres of permanently preserved natural open space, parks, trails, and recreational areas;
Chawanakee Unified School District’s new on-site Hillside TK-8 School;
New Madera County Fire Station No. 7; and a
Madera County Sheriff Substation.
Envision a small community among streets lined with mature trees where just steps away you’ll find restaurants, hangout spots, and many services.
Tesoro Viejo Town Center
The heart of your new community beats in its Town Center.
Dream of what 3 million square feet of dining and shopping space offers you in the near future. Chat with friends at the Axis Coffee Bar + Eatery while sipping on a large cappuccino or iced latte.
Safety – A Madera County Sheriff Substation with a Madera County Fire Station No. 7 on Town Center Blvd. available to assist you at all hours.
Lots more businesses and services coming soon.
Tesoro Viejo Amenities
Discover the many amenities that Tesoro Viejo offers.
Visualize residential villages connected by a scenic trails network.
400 acres includes miles of biking and walking trails weaving through scenic vistas and rolling terrains. Stay close to nature as you walk through natural open space. Take a short hike down to the San Joaquin River banks situated in Tesoro Viejo’s backyard.
A Clubhouse acting as a staycation where you vacation close to home.
Constant Entertainment – The outdoor Martin Morgan Amphitheater holding concerts and other live entertainment. Catch up with upcoming events posted on the Facebook page. Here
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Tesoro Viejo Ranch House
Another amenity includes the Ranch House. A resort-style clubhouse for hanging out. Includes:
Huge swimming pool with 3 lanes and a lap area and poolside cabanas;
Separate children’s pool with a splash zone, water tower, and surfboard fountains;
Two spa pools;
BBQ areas next to an Events Lawn;
Community fire pits;
Large covered outdoor living room with mountain views;
Outdoor fireplace and lounge space;
Flex Space for classes, meetings, and events;
Club Room; and
Multi-Purpose Room with covered outdoor living room and a kitchen.
Check out the photos of the Tesoro Viejo Ranch House on the architect’s website. Here
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Tesoro Viejo Schools
Under the auspice of the award-winning school district Chawanakee Unified School District.
The first school, Hillside Elementary School at Tesoro Viejo opened in 2018. Serving grades TK-8 located in the convenient Hillside Village so your kids walk or bike to school.
Hillside TK-8 School Amenities include:
Opened in 2018 for the 2018-2019 school year;
Teaching Transitional Kindergarten (TK) students through 8th grade;
Focusing on STEM education like engineering, sciences, math, and technology;
University and career exploration programs giving students a chance to learn careers in biotechnology and medicine;
Outdoor classrooms for learning about the community’s landscape and its natural resources;
State of the art facilities includes athletic areas with gym, music room, library/media center with media production;
Modern technology platforms equipped with Chromebook, iPads, and MacBook Air computers; and
Complete grades 9-12 program to prepare students for after high school.
Coming soon, according to the Fresno Bee, a new K-12 education center including a grades TK-8 campus and grades 9-12 where students transition into the Rio Mesa High School.
Tesoro Viejo high school students can also attend Minarets High School (grades 9-12), an Apple Distinguished Campus. Great opportunities to graduate and advance to top-pier universities. While attending, students also earn an Associate of Arts Degree when graduating.
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Tesoro Viejo Sustainability
Tesoro Viejo believes in Sustainability.
It plans to protect 200 acres of natural gorges, open space, and riparian habitat. These include grasslands, wetlands, arroyos, and riparian corridors. All these areas provide a habitat for conserving water resources and wildlife.
Every village designed to showcase open spaces, preserve community trails and become a buffer between the community and protected natural areas.
Tesoro Viejo works with the Sierra Foothill Conservancy, a local Land Trust, to protect wildlife space. It also protects and provides 415 acres of contained habitat for State and Federal listed threatened species, the California Tiger Salamander.
Tesoro Viejo also implements Design, Planning, and Building practices emphasizing conservation and sustainability of all projects. These include:
Solar energy for all homes;
Natural gas for the community;
Water conservation with using reclaimed water; and
Lots of mature trees: Ten years before construction began 10,000 trees of 13 native California species planted in 2008 now matured.
San Joaquin River Stewardship
Tesoro Viejo also works with state and local agencies to construct and protect public access to the beautiful nearby San Joaquin River.
These improvements include canoeing, hiking, and kayaking on or around the river. Each home sale in Tesoro Viejo transfers funds to operate and maintain the open spaces and trails to and along the river.
Sufficient Water Supply
The Tesoro Viejo Master Mutual Water Company (TVMMWC) provides clean water for the entire community. It built and maintains its own water treatment plant, treatment of wastewater, and own distribution facility operated by the California Water Service (Cal Water).
Cal Water serving California since 1926. It operates and maintains the freshwater, recycled water, wastewater, storm waters, and agricultural system for the TVMMWC.
Cal Water also provides customer services for Tesoro Viejo’s water utilities and provides online bill paying.
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Conclusion
Our Tesoro Viejo Madera County community preview describes a small community, growing into a town.
Located near the San Joaquin River and Little Table Mountain in southeast Madera County.
This 1,600-acre master-planned community offers lots of open space, miles of walking and biking trails, and resort-like facilities for everyone to enjoy.
Contact Us to learn more about this unique conservation-minded and sustainable small town-like community. Our Realtors are always available to find the perfect home to fit you and your family’s needs in Tesoro Viejo.
Steven Rich, MBA – Guest Blogger
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