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ABOUT
FALLBROOK CALIFORNIA: Official link to Fallbrook: http://www.fallbrookca.org/ Fallbrook
History
The community of Fallbrook began in the area known today as Live Oak County Park. The first permanent recorded settlement was in 1869, when the Vital Reche family settled here. They named the new community Fall Brook after their former homestead in Pennsylvania. The present town site was plotted in 1885. The original Fallbrook School, though closed as a school in 1939, still serves the community as the Reche Clubhouse. One of the community's churches was constructed in 1890 and is still in use today.
Oak trees were the original primary trees in Fallbrook. Olives became a major crop by the 1920's and continued through World War II, but were eventually phased out in favor of the present avocado and floral industry. Though the population continues to increase at a moderate pace, Fallbrook maintains an easy lifestyle and retains its "Friendly Village" atmosphere loved by residents and envied by visitors. Favorable climate is one of the most valuable assets of our community. Ideal year-round, with pleasant summers and mild winters, Fallbrook stands at elevations between 500 and 1500 feet, with an average around 685 feet. We enjoy an average year-round temperature of 61 degrees. Due to the prevailing ocean breezes, the humidity is relatively low and constant. The average day time high in Fallbrook is 76 degrees, with the warmest summer temperatures seldom exceeding 90 degrees. Most of the area is frost-free; during the coldest periods the average night time temperature is about 42 degrees. Annual rainfall is roughly 16 inches and comes mostly between November and April. The area is ideal for avocados, fruits, strawberries, tomatoes and many sub-tropical fruits, vegetables and flowers. We have over fifty wholesale and retail nurseries within the community. Rural Setting If what you are looking for is a peaceful, rural countryside with all the amenities nearby, Fallbrook might just be that place. Our community of 43,000 is spread over 127 square miles. A drive around the area reveals active lifestyles. Four golf courses meander through rolling hills within a 10-mile radius of the town center. When tennis is the action, a missed back-hand shot is secondary to the magnificent panoramic views. Sturdy white rail fences mark miles of equestrian trails, adjacent to avocado, lemon, cherimoya and macadamia nut groves, while floppy scarecrows and windmills watch over vegetable gardens in this relaxed, rural environment. Growth Fallbrook is just starting to experience the growth explosion of other parts of San Diego, Orange and Riverside counties. Fallbrook
We are tucked away in the northern-most corner of San Diego county. As the crow flies, we are 15 miles from the Pacific Ocean. As an unincorporated part of San Diego County, we are administered by the County Board of Supervisors. We are bordered on the west by Camp Pendleton Marine Corp Base. A short drive east to Interstate 15, provides easy access to Los Angeles, San Diego and Orange and Riverside counties. Interstate 5 in Oceanside, via Hwy. 76 and S13, is less than thirty minutes west of Fallbrook. Fallbrook is "life in the country" with a feel which sets us apart and gives all who live here a special pride. It is as country as you want yet within a two-hour drive of the major west coast urban areas. Commerce Fallbrook's primary business is agriculture. Known as the Avocado Capital of the World, we have been a primary avocado growing area since the fruit was first planted locally in 1912. Annual revenues from avocados alone reach approximately $26 million, earned mostly on small groves of two to ten acres. With nursery products and market flowers annually producing approximately $83 million and citrus crops adding another $1.3 million, agriculture accounts for just under a third of the area's personal income. Add to that the agricultural support services and the picture of an agri-economy becomes clear. The area's groves also help maintain a circle of lush green, open spaces surrounding the town and verdant rolling hillsides. We are committed to preserving the quality of life with a design review process and a county-sponsored Rural Future Task Force. Fallbrook boasts a healthy retail and service business base. Main Street has preserved a turn-of-the-century charm with many of the commercial buildings dating to the late 1800's. Retail trade is supplemented by seven shopping centers in Fallbrook and in neighboring Bonsall. Parks and Preserves The historic Palomares House dates to 1874 when Rancho Monserate was being divided among the heirs of Ysidro Alvarado. Today the Palomares House and the surrounding gardens are available for meetings and other group activities. Fallbrook's 26-acre Live Oak Park is open daily for visitors to enjoy the numerous facilities including playgrounds, baseball fields, wild flower gardens, picnic areas and open space. Live Oak Park is operated by the County of San Diego and the Live Oak Park Community Coalition for the enjoyment of groups and individuals alike. Los Jilgueros Preserve is 46 acres of open space on the southern approach to Fallbrook. With its secluded pristine natural growth it is a special place to see native California flora and fauna and fire-resistant vegetation, while enjoying a walk along the trails or having a quiet picnic.
The Los Jilgueros Preserve, Dinwiddie Preserve and Palomares House, illustrate the Fallbrook Land Conservancy's dedication to its mission of preserving open space and historical buildings within our community. Main Street Much of Main Street will remind you of where grandma and grandpa lived back East or in the Midwest. The wooden buildings, many of which are historical, with unique fronts, are but a small part of the charm of Fallbrook. Art, gifts, antiques, jewelry and hand-made items abound in the area. Discover equally tempting shops off the beaten path. Browsing through one of the many antique shops may lead to treasured finds of bygone eras. To experience the local art galleries is an opportunity to refresh the soul. Fallbrook California is one of the hottest real estate markets in San Diego County or California for that matter. Fallbrook homes have some of the highest returns on investment. Let one of our Fallbrook realtors help you get a home loan for Fallbrook California real estate. Fallbrook Ca real estate loans and refinance loans are available if your home is for sale or if you just want some extra money from your equity. Fallbrook new home sales are booming and Fallbrook Ca home sales are appreciating in value faster than many others places in San Diego and California. When searching for a Fallbrook California home you can use some of these common search terms: fallbrook california, fallbrook california real estate, california fallbrook home new, california estate fallbrook real sale, california fallbrook home in sale Pre-qualifying at Home For Sale San Diego Dot Com is easy, fast and getting started is just a click away. (CLICK HERE) For a free consultation from one of our licensed professional loan officers choose the type of loan you are looking for information on, review today's rates or click here to schedule a no-obligation consultation over the phone. Home for Sale San Diego Dot Com's sales and mortgage brokers service home buyers from the Oceanside to Carlsbad to Encinitas in North County San Diego. In North East San Diego we have a network of real estate brokers in Vista, Escondido, Fallbrook and Poway. We serve clients all up and down the coast of
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