Classic Americana Thrives in Spreckels

Classic Americana Thrives at Spreckels - Come step back in time to a slower pace, a country environment and life the way it used to be lived...

Discover true hometown living just three miles south of Salinas in Spreckels, a new collection of homes in the town that shares the same name. Featuring bungalow styling built by Standard Pacific Homes to complement the existing architecture and historical settings, this new neighborhood offers a rare opportunity to own a new home in an old town where everybody knows your name.

The town of Spreckels is rooted in a history that’s as rich as its surrounding agricultural fields. Built in 1899 to house workers for the Spreckels Sugar Company plant, this peaceful small town was once home to writer John Steinbeck and used as a location for the 1955 movie adaptation, East of Eden. Today, Spreckels offers a wonderful blend of nostalgic charm and relaxed convenience fro the quaint general store to the hometown memorial park to the modern Spreckels Elementary School. Plus the close proximity to Highway 101 and Salinas ensures that big city amenities are never more than a short drive away.

Move up to Spreckels and enjoy a life under open skies, where history, character and charm welcome you home.

Brokers are welcome.

For more information please visit www.HomesInSpreckels.com.