At Charlotte's Oaks, it's all about making the most of what life offers—and enjoying every minute. All the essential ingredients of spontaneous fun and simple luxury are right here. At a great value, too. Practical, flexible living spaces; grassy play areas and paths for outdoor recreation; a state-of-the-art gym around the corner; and the security of a gated community—these are just a few of Charlotte's Oaks' enticing features.

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LIVE IT UP. EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK.

	Toss a frisbee in the park. Take a walk on the Calaveras River trail. Head over to the Clowes House for Monday Night Football. Go ahead, open those chips.
	Walk next door to In-Shape, a state-of-the-art gym. Then go out for a salad (or a hamburger).
	Watch a flick in your media room. You know that model airplane project? It's still waiting for you in your hobby area.
	Take the pooch for a walk along one of our many paths and grassy fields and never leave your gated community. Buy tickets to your favorite sports event and Stockton Events Center.
	Make a tee-time for golf, just 15 minutes away. Turn down that symphony invitation (you're already booked)
	Sleep in late in your new luxurious master bedroom suite. Think, well dream, about that new fishing boat you saw for sale last week in the marina. The Delta calls.
	Ahhh, Sunday, your favorite day of the week. Kick back. Life is good.

With all the elements of a fun, dynamic and active lifestyle, Charlotte's Oaks is—in a word—happening. Make it happen for you. Come check out Charlotte's Oaks. At home and at ease. By Grupe.

What's in a Name?

We named this dynamic neighborhood "Charlotte's Oaks" to preserve the historic and unique nature of the site. In the early 1900s, Charlotte Wheeler Clowes owned and operated the very successful Clowes Dairy, which was no small feat for a woman of that day and age! Charlotte's historical home (the Clowes House) remains on the site and will be renovated in order to serve as the community's clubhouse. "Oaks" is a reference to the 64 mature trees we preserved on the site and which will provide shade and beauty to Charlotte's Oaks residents for years to come.