Your Guide to Buying a Home in Chula Vista, CA

Buying a Home in Chula Vista, California

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Chula Vista is located in San Diego County

Population: 135,163 The exquisite City of Chula Vista is unlike any other. Nestled beside a beautiful bay filled with boats gently swaying in the yacht harbor and surrounded by picturesque mountains rising tall in to the blue sky, the city evokes a sense of community and family spirit reminiscent of small town America. What makes Chula Vista unique, however, is that it offers both the aura and pleasures of a small town with tree-lined streets and family owned businesses and the amenities of a thriving metropolis.

The Nature Center, ARCO/US. Olympic Training Center, Knott's Soak City USA Water Park and the Coors Amphitheater have put Chula Vista toward the top of the list as a "must" family getaway. Whether you choose to live in Chula Vista or are looking for an exciting vacation spot, you are sure to enjoy all that Chula Vista has to offer.

With top schools, excellent health care facilities, libraries overflowing with information, spacious parks to play in, community programs for all ages and top-notch facilities for South Bay's seniors, Chula Vista offers the residents of its community the best of everything.

Chula Vista is progressive and presents a myriad of educational opportunities. Located within the city limits are excellent elementary, junior and senior high schools, as well as Southwestern College, National University and the University of Phoenix.

The benefits of a diverse work force, a well-educated and progressive population, and an ideal location for work and play are attractive to businesses.

Easy access to two major north-south freeways and a third soon to be constructed north-south highway makes Chula Vista a convenient place to work, visit and live. Interstates 5 and 805 bring thousands of visitors and tourists to the city each day.

SCHOOL DISTRICT'S SERVING CHULA VISTA:
Sweetwater district schools serve approximately 39,000 students in grades 7-12 and 29,981 adult learners in the south San Diego county communities of Bonita, Chula Vista, EastLake, Imperial Beach, National City, Otay Mesa, South San Diego and San Ysidro. It is the largest secondary (grades 7-12) school system in California.

Founded in 1920, the district has grown to encompass ten middle schools, one junior high, twelve senior high schools, one continuation high school, four adult schools, and an alternative program for grades 7-12. To help keep pace with unprecedented growth, Sweetwater opened Otay Ranch High and EastLake Middle School in July 2003, and plans for three new schools-a high school and two middle schools in the next decade-are on the drawing board.

Elementary school students are part of the Chula Vista Elementary School District. Established in 1892 this district is the largest kindergarten through grade six school district in the State of California.