Overview
About Mission Courts I
Mission Courts I is drawn on the city's HOA Local register at 9.2 acres, with 174 addresses inside it. They sit on thirteen streets, Via Honrado, Via Esperanza, Via Hermosa and Via Carino among them, carrying 0.64 miles of centerline. The county parcel record inside the boundary is 192 parcels, predominantly condominium units. The city general plan gives 5.2 of those acres a high density residential designation. The zoning layer puts 5.2 acres in the RH zone and 1.0 in OS. Mail here carries the 92688 zip code and a Rancho Santa Margarita postal city.
The city assigns the ground to evacuation zone RSM05, which it describes as City Center, City Hall, Retail, High Density Apt. Complexes, Elderly Care Facilities, High School, Middle School. All of it lies in Saddleback Valley Unified, which feeds Cielo Vista Elementary, Rancho Santa Margarita Intermediate and Trabuco Hills High.
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How Mission Courts I was built
Mission Courts I names its streets for qualities rather than places. Twelve of its thirteen streets are a virtue or a bond: Esperanza is hope, Caridad charity, Bondad kindness, Confianza trust, Sincera sincere, Honrado honorable, Carino affection, Compania companionship, Feliz happy, Hermosa beautiful, and Padres and Pariente are parents and kin. Hope and charity are two of the three theological virtues, which is a pointed set of words to lay over a village called Mission.
It was built from 1986, among the first housing in the new city, and the homes are small, from around 640 to 890 square feet on 9.2 acres holding 174 addresses.
By the Numbers
Mission Courts I by the numbers
Lifestyle
The Mission Courts I lifestyle
Schools
Schools serving Mission Courts I
All 9.2 acres of Mission Courts I fall in Saddleback Valley Unified on the county school district layer. The Saddleback Valley Unified attendance layer covers the boundary from Cielo Vista ES, Rancho Santa Margarita IS and Trabuco Hills HS. The three campuses below enrolled 4,115 students between them on the 2024-25 federal count.
9-12 · 2,475 students
7-8 · 1,153 students
TK-6 · 487 students
FAQs
Common questions about Mission Courts I
How big is Mission Courts I?
The city draws it at 9.2 acres in one part, with 0.51 miles of boundary and 174 addresses inside.
What kind of homes are in Mission Courts I?
The county parcel record inside the boundary is 192 parcels, predominantly condominium units. The homes sit on condominium assessment parcels, so no meaningful lot size can be read from the county record.
Which schools serve Mission Courts I?
Saddleback Valley Unified, across the whole boundary. The assigned campuses are Trabuco Hills High, Rancho Santa Margarita Intermediate and Cielo Vista Elementary.
When was Mission Courts I built?
TR 12265 was recorded on 1985-10-28 and TR 12481 on 1986-05-06. The county assessor publishes no year built for the condominium assessment books covering these homes.
What should a buyer know about the setting at Mission Courts I?
The 2025 state fire hazard severity map the city publishes rates 6.1 acres NonWildland and 3.2 acres Moderate. The city assigns the ground to evacuation zone RSM05.