THE LEGACY OF CALIFORNIA'S FIRST MISSION LIVES AT ALCALA

Named after one of San Diego's oldest and best-known landmarks, San Diego Basilica de Alcala was the first of 21 missions that dots Southern California's landscape. With sweeping views of the area's rolling hills, sparkling bay and lush river valley, the mission offered a respite to wearied travelers and a place of reflection for the padres who called its sacred walls home.

In honor of this pillar of San Diego history, William Lyon Homes has given the name "Alcala" to the collection of homes that will be built in the master-planned village of Del Sur. Like the San Diego Basilica de Alcala hundreds of years ago, these homes will become your own personal sanctuary.

Located in San Diego's undulating countryside, just minutes from the Pacific coastline, Alcala at Del Sur will offer three impressive floor plans with up to 2,593 square feet of living space. Reminiscent of early San Diego, Alcala will feature Spanish Colonial Revival, Monterey and Mediterranean architectural styling. These spacious, single family homes will include appealing exterior architectural details such as porte cocheres, private courtyards, covered patios and decks off the master bedroom. Some of the homes' welcoming interior features incorporate great rooms and parlors, super family rooms, and formal dining rooms.

The first of Alcala's three homes will include three to four bedrooms with two and one-half baths and a two-car attached garage. The neighborhood's Residence Two will feature more than 2,400 square-feet, including spaces for both family gatherings as well as private retreats that are all your own. Alcala's final residence will consist of three to five bedrooms and two and one-half to three baths. The plan's super family room and formal dining room offer wonderful places to entertain.
 
Source:  William Lyon Homes