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Rancho Santa Fe History
The original Rancho Santa Fe, called "The Covenant" (after the document that
established the community) is a 6,200-acre rural enclave carved out of the first
Mexican political land grant. In 1906 it was sold to the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Company, which renamed it Rancho Santa Fe and planted eucalyptus
trees as a resource for railroad ties. When the wood proved unusable, the railroad
decided to develop a planned community of country estates. Today, the fragrant
Eucalyptus trees still stand tall throughout Rancho Santa Fe. The area was planned
by one of the country’s first female architects, Lillian Rice, who also designed the
library, civic center, elementary school, numerous private homes, and the only hotel
within the Covenant, The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe. Her plan also included the village
downtown area which is centered around the intersection of Linea Del Cielo/Paseo
Delicias and La Granada/Via de Santa Fe. Two large Spanish-style condominium
complexes are also located in the Covenant's central area. Rancho Santa Fe is also
recognized by the State of California as a California Historic Landmark.
The original Rancho Santa Fe, called "The Covenant" (after the document that
established the community) is a 6,200-acre rural enclave carved out of the first
Mexican political land grant. In 1906 it was sold to the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Company, which renamed it Rancho Santa Fe and planted eucalyptus
trees as a resource for railroad ties. When the wood proved unusable, the railroad
decided to develop a planned community of country estates. Today, the fragrant
Eucalyptus trees still stand tall throughout Rancho Santa Fe. The area was planned
by one of the country’s first female architects, Lillian Rice, who also designed the
library, civic center, elementary school, numerous private homes, and the only hotel
within the Covenant, The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe. Her plan also included the village
downtown area which is centered around the intersection of Linea Del Cielo/Paseo
Delicias and La Granada/Via de Santa Fe. Two large Spanish-style condominium
complexes are also located in the Covenant's central area. Rancho Santa Fe is also
recognized by the State of California as a California Historic Landmark.
Rancho Santa Fe Notable Residents
Some of the kings of industry and Hollywood celebrities who own or owned estate
homes within Rancho Santa Fe’s gated communities are notables such as Bill Gates,
American entrepreneur, software executive, philanthropist and chairman of Microsoft,
Glen Bell Founder of the Taco Bell chain of restaurants, Gary Kremen Founder of
Match.com, Joan Kroc Philanthropist and widow of McDonald's founder Ray Kroc,
Phil Mickelson professional golfer, John Moores owner of the San Diego Padres,
Bud Black -Manager of the San Diego Padres, Juice Newton Singer, Pete Rozelle
Former commissioner of the NFL, Joseph Coors of the Coors brewery family, the
Sultan of Brunei, Howard Hughes and Bing Crosby. Forbes reported Rancho Santa
Fe’s 92067 as the third most affluent zip code in the United States, and most affluent
in California.
Some of the kings of industry and Hollywood celebrities who own or owned estate
homes within Rancho Santa Fe’s gated communities are notables such as Bill Gates,
American entrepreneur, software executive, philanthropist and chairman of Microsoft,
Glen Bell Founder of the Taco Bell chain of restaurants, Gary Kremen Founder of
Match.com, Joan Kroc Philanthropist and widow of McDonald's founder Ray Kroc,
Phil Mickelson professional golfer, John Moores owner of the San Diego Padres,
Bud Black -Manager of the San Diego Padres, Juice Newton Singer, Pete Rozelle
Former commissioner of the NFL, Joseph Coors of the Coors brewery family, the
Sultan of Brunei, Howard Hughes and Bing Crosby. Forbes reported Rancho Santa
Fe’s 92067 as the third most affluent zip code in the United States, and most affluent
in California.
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