Monday, June 16, 2014

A Lot Of Benefits Come With Buena Park Apartments

By Sally Delacruz


If you are thinking of moving to California but do not have a place to move to, you are in luck. You can start by thinking about moving into Buena Park apartments. They are all modern and some are within walking distance from shops and restaurants. The gardens are well cared for and are kept very tidy.

Buena La Vista apartments either have one or two bedrooms, the rent will vary according to the sizes. A one bedroom with a bathroom will go for about $1150 and is 750 square feet. A two bedroom and a 1.5 bathroom with 950 square feet will be around $1545 a month. There is a patio with an open plan kitchen and a large walk in closet. In this specific apartment block there are 140 units available.

Construction of this theme park began in 1954 after visiting different places with his daughters. The original site he was thinking of getting was too small so a 160 acre site was bought in 1953. Two years later the place was unveiled on televisions ABC Network.

Over 650 million guests have visited this place since it first opened. There have been many renovations and expansions done over the years and the adventure park was built on the original parking lot. It is the second most visited place of this class in the world and there are over 65 000 jobs that are supported by the resort.

Knott's Berry Farm has about 40 different rides including family and children rides, water rides and roller coasters. As the place is so big there is public transportation available. This farm was originally a berry farm. Preservatives and pies where sold along the roadside. It all started out as a Dinner which sold fried chicken in a tea room and that bought many tourists around. He started building different attractions to entertain the dinners and in 1968 started charging admission. In the year 1983 they added a Camp Snoopy and that began the craze of the Peanut characters.

The High School offers a complete Honors and college prep program so that one can attend Stanford, UCI, APU to name just a few. Students can take college classes during their normal school day and this will earn them UC/CSU transferable college credits. They offer a Visual and Performing Arts class as well as Agricultural Science. A new program was launched in 2013 in Engineering and Robotic Academy as well as Computer Aided Design. If any academic help is needed your child will be assigned a helper Monday through to Thursdays.

Their current themed areas are Ghost Town, Fiesta Village, Camp Snoopy, Indian Trails and The Boardwalk. In the first mentioned visitors are shown the arts of woodcarvers, glass-blowers, blacksmiths, sign cutters and spinners. The Village has a Mexican theme and has many restaurants as well as different kinds of games. Camp Snoopy is more for children who are not allowed to ride the more aggressive attractions in the grounds. The Trails actually take visitors on a circular ride on an actual stagecoach. This is one of the remaining original rides at the park. The Boardwalk is more related to physical challenges such as rock wall, soccer and rope ladder crawl.

These apartments are either for rent or to buy. One such place to rent has a one large bedroom with an amazing view of Lake Michigan. It has hardwood floors and an open kitchen with a pantry. The bedroom has enough space for a king size and has a full wall of closets. There is a 24 hour uniformed door keeper there for you, they have a library as well as swimming pool and grill area outside.




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