El Dorado Ranch announced today that its seaside development on the Sea of Cortez, near San Felipe, Mexico is the largest solar community in North America.
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) May 6, 2008 -- El Dorado Ranch announced today that its seaside development on the Sea of Cortez, near San Felipe, Mexico is the largest solar community in North America.
Golf Course with Sea View at El Dorado Ranch's Ventana del Mar
Just two hours south of the border and four hours from San Diego or six from Phoenix, El Dorado Ranch is one of the most affordable seaside community developments available in today's real estate market. Prices begin as low as $12,800 (USD) for a solar power lot, or $39,900 for underground electricity, both available with 180-degree sea and dramatic, 10,000-foot high mountain views.
The development offers a complete array of resort style amenities, such as an 18 hole, Bradford Benz golf course, swimming pool, bar and two restaurants, one of which is beachside. Other local activities include sport fishing, sailing, off-road eco-tours and, of course, quietly sipping margaritas by the beach while looking out on the aqua-blue Sea of Cortez.
La Ventana del Mar, which is part of El Dorado Ranch, features beautiful, decorator-appointed condominiums and Spanish Colonial-style golf course homes. Because of the Solar Power lots and all of the other opportunities at El Dorado Ranch, the development has been featured in Time Magazine, The New York Times and Los Angeles Times, where it has been touted as one of the most affordable places to retire, vacation in luxury, or buy coastal real estate, anywhere in the world.
With the largest solar community in North America and 50 percent of the property preserved as green space, El Dorado Ranch has set a high standard for eco-friendly developments.
For more information on visiting El Dorado Ranch, contact the Customer Relations Office at 800-455-0119 or visit the website at www.eco-baja.com.
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