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The east end of the Palm Springs Valley is home to Vista Santa Rosa, an unincorporated area of beautiful equestrian properties and agricultural farms.  It encompasses approx. 14 sq. miles and is bordered on 3 sides by La Quinta, Indio and Coachella. There have been ongoing rumblings of Vista Santa Rosa being annexed into La Quinta or Indio, but who knows what will happen with that… or when?

Meanwhile, check out Deer Creek Equestrian Center, a polo pony training facility located in this peacefulrural part of  the Valley.  Once you enter the gates of this active equestrian community, you will drive down its streets lined with olive trees, eucalyptus and date palms.  Deer Creek  offers 5 to 10 acre private ranchettes, each separated with white safety-vinyl fencing.  Owners have the privilege of using the 20 acre polo field and exercise track.

Deer Creek is an HOA maintained property at the cost of approx. $750/mo.  Some of the ranchettes boast custom homes and others offer park models..but there are codes for building here.  It’s a unique and special place for horse lovers in our Palm Springs Valley!

Deer Creek was founded by actor Bill Devane with the intention of bringing together like minded people to enjoy horses in a beautiful countrified setting.  It is a tightly knit community with players of varying levels and where enjoyment and love of the game are paramount.  Ideally located in the heart of Horse Country,  Empire and Eldorado Polo Clubs are less than a 5 minute drive away.  Als0 close by is a State park with riding trails and a lake, Desert HITS Equestrian Center and the Jacqueline Cochran private airport.

So, if you have a bent for the Equestrian and are looking for the perfect area to buy or build your dream ranch, Deer Creek in Vista Santa Rosa may just be the place for you.  Give Kimberley Kelly a call . . . she is a realtor with HK Lane Real Estate in La Quinta and can help you find that perfect horse property.  Being an Equestrian herself, and having played polo for several decades now, Kimberley is extremely knowledgable about the horse world.