About Vista
Located in the Northern San Diego County, Vista is a beautiful area only seven miles inland from the beach. This eclectic city is 19 square miles and has 98,086 inhabitants. Nestled between San Marcos and Oceanside, Vista has an almost perfect balance of rural and city aspects. Due to the beautiful Mediterranean climate, Vista offers year round activities in a setting of rolling hills and rural surroundings, an aspect that is unique to the big city of San Diego.
Vista is a very equine friendly area with its level topography and quiet surroundings. Most of the Vista horse properties are homes with acreage and room for our equine friends. The typical property one would find would be a private facility with a quaint barn and riding arena. Most horse owners love Vista for the intimacy they have with their horses.
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Vista Sales Data
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Population by Age Level. Median Age 34.5. Households: 31,759.
In Thousand of Dollars. (Median Income: $56,854)
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