Overview
About Parkwood Estates II
Parkwood Estates II covers 19.2 acres and holds 120 homes on ten streets, with a median lot of 6,350 square feet. The city's land use layer records 0.6 acres of low density residential and 0.3 acres of open space inside the boundary, and the whole boundary sits in FEMA flood zone X.
The city's pool layer counts seven backyard pools inside the boundary, ten solar installations and five spas, and no shared pool. Irvine Ranch Water District supplies the water, street sweeping runs Wednesday morning, and children go to Santiago Elementary, Serrano Intermediate and El Toro High.
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How Parkwood Estates II was built
Parkwood Estates II is drawn separately on the city's map and listed separately by the Lake Forest II master association, which was established in 1970, covers 3,436 homes and runs the Sun and Sail Club.
The build year layer puts most of it in the 1970s and a little in the 1980s. There are seven backyard pools inside the boundary against ten solar installations, and no shared pool, because Sun and Sail Club membership comes with the address.
By the Numbers
Parkwood Estates II by the numbers
Lifestyle
The Parkwood Estates II lifestyle
Lake Forest keeps 31 parks open from dawn to dusk. The Lake Forest Sports Park and Recreation Center opened in November 2014 on 86 acres, with 57 of them given over to sports fields, and the city runs the largest free skatepark in Orange County at Etnies Skatepark.
Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park holds 1,575 acres of county open space against the north edge of the city, and the city's trail map carries 49 named trails.
Across the whole city the general plan sets 3,756 acres to residential use and 3,065 acres to open space and parks, which is why so much of Lake Forest reads as green from the ridgelines.
Schools
Schools serving Parkwood Estates II
The City of Lake Forest property record names Santiago Elementary for all 123 addresses in Parkwood Estates II, with Serrano Intermediate for middle school and El Toro High for high school. There is no split at any level. All three are Saddleback Valley Unified campuses.
9-12 · 1,902 students
7-8 · 868 students
K-6 · 517 students
FAQs
Common questions about Parkwood Estates II
How big is Parkwood Estates II?
The community covers 19.2 acres on the city's published boundary and holds 120 homes on 123 parcels across ten streets. The median parcel measures 6,350 square feet.
When was Parkwood Estates II laid out?
Both subdivision maps inside the boundary were recorded on December 23, 1976, four months after the four maps under Parkwood Estates, and Frank W. Richardson signed both. The city's build year layer places 16.7 acres of building footprint in the 1971 to 1980 band.
Which schools serve Parkwood Estates II?
The city's property record names Santiago Elementary, Serrano Intermediate and El Toro High for all 123 addresses inside the boundary, with no split at any level. All three are Saddleback Valley Unified campuses.
How does it differ from Parkwood Estates?
They are separate associations on the city's own register. Parkwood Estates II covers 19.2 acres with 120 homes and feeds Santiago Elementary; Parkwood Estates covers 34.2 acres with 226 homes and feeds Rancho Canada. Both were mapped by Frank W. Richardson in 1976.
Is there a community pool?
No. The city's pool layer records seven pools inside the boundary and every one is a private backyard pool, alongside five spas and ten solar installations.