Madera Ranchos & Highway 41

Madera Ranchos offers a tranquil suburban lifestyle, presenting a quiet escape with its spacious landscapes and community-centric living.

The Highway 41 area is emerging as a commercial zone, drawing in diverse businesses with its prime location and promising growth opportunities. The region is noted for its educational excellence and a lifestyle that balances professional aspirations with familial warmth and community engagement.

Housing

Madera County is poised to experience substantial economic growth in the coming years, driven by the development of multiple master-planned communities currently in various stages of planning, construction, and expansion. This trend is reflected in recent data showing that Madera County ranked as the number one fastest-growing county in California in terms of housing unit growth, underscoring the County’s accelerating development pace. Notably, in Fiscal Year 24/25 alone, 1,333 Single-Family Dwelling (SFD) permits were issued in the County.

Tesoro Viejo

A 1,600-acre community, has built over 1,000 of its planned 5,190 homes offering resort-style amenities, including a clubhouse, parks, and trails. The Town Center is styled after a small-town main street which includes Axis Coffee Bar and Eatery, houses the Madera County Fire Station 7, as well as the Madera County Sheriff Substation.

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RiverStone

Expanding both its residential and commercial development having secured the Raley’s O-N-E Market as an anchor in the retail space at Riverstone’s Riverwalk development. The anticipated growth in the surrounding area is already evident, as multiple Letters of Intent (LOIs) have been submitted reflecting preliminary commitments from prospective commercial partners. The master-planned community plans to have 6,578 residences at build out, as well as the expansion of its clubhouses and plans for additional outdoor recreation areas.

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Local Activities & Attractions

Living in
the Community

Riverstone Recreation

Endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, with miles of trails and more than 200 acres of parks and open space preserves to explore. The nearby San Joaquin River adds even more potential for recreation, while Highway 41 provides easy access to the Sierra Nevada Mountains and their many natural playgrounds—making the region an ideal setting for year-round adventure and exploration.

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Tesoro Viejo Farmers Market

The Tesoro Viejo certified Farmers Market runs year-round with both indoor and outdoor space and takes place in the heart of our Town Center. Held every Thursday evening, the market is enjoyed by Tesoro Viejo residents and Central Valley neighbors alike. A family friendly event, the market offers fresh and local produce, meats, baked goods, one-of-a-kind gifts and jewelry, and kids’ activities for a destination the whole family can enjoy.

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