The Lakes, Visalia
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The Lakes is an affluent neighborhood in Northwest Visalia
Visalia, California
Visalia is a Central California city situated in the heart of California’s agricultural San Joaquin Valley, approximately southeast of San Francisco and north of Los Angeles...

. It is bordered by the neighborhood of Marseille on the north, Akers Street on the east, Goshen Avenue
Goshen Avenue
Goshen Avenue is one of the principal east-west arterial roads in Visalia, California, United States. It was named after the community of Goshen...

 on the south, and The Industrial Park on the west. In an effort to slow down traffic in the neighborhood, speed bumps have been installed.

This neighborhood of lavish custom homes was the first of its kind for Visalia. The Lakes has 9 acres (36,421.7 m²) of manmade waterways and lakes. The 152 quarter-acre and half-acre homesites are situated on 20 acres (80,937.2 m²).

The Lakes stands alone as Visalia's only water-front community and is known to be the most secure community in the city of Visalia.

Public Schools

Residents are zoned to the following Visalia Unified School District
Visalia Unified School District
The Visalia Unified School District is a school district in Tulare County, California. VUSD was established in 1885, and is the oldest school district in Tulare County...

 schools: Hurley Elementary, Green Acres Middle School, and Redwood High School
Redwood High School (Visalia)
Redwood High School is a secondary school in Visalia, California, United States. The public high school serves students from the north central section of the city....

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Private Schools

St. Paul's School
St. Paul's School (Visalia, California)
St. Paul's School is a coeducational private school for students in preschool through eighth grade.-Mission:The purpose of St. Paul's School is to provide a learning experience of high academic standards in a Christian environment where children can develop their intellectual abilities and their...

is located south of The Lakes.

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