Great Retirement Locations in the United States
Napa, California Retirement
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Description:
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The City of Napa offers a growing list of Zagat-rated restaurants, more than 20 wine bars and tasting rooms, top quality lodging, theaters and galleries, and diverse shopping opportunities. Napa is an old City by California standards, founded in 1847. It’s a place with a colorful past – a jumping off point for 49ers bound for the gold rush, birthplace of famous leather, and neighbor to some of the most prestigious vineyards in the world. |
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Napa is a vibrant and modern town with protected historic districts, home to some of northern California’s finest Victorian homes and stimulating contemporary architecture. Napa is a city with a low crime rate, a high standard of living, clean air and nearly perfect weather.
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Napa’s historical sites reflect the history of California itself. The many historical attractions include the Sawyer Tannery( birthplace of “Nappa leather”) , Patchett Street (first commercial wine making in Napa), Napa Valley Opera House, Napa Firefighters Museum, Historic Napa Mill and many others. |
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The City has more than 48 parks that cover 800 acres of park land. The City’s park system consists of a variety of recreation attractions, such as parks, open space, playgrounds, sport fields, a golf course, the Napa River and miles of natural and paved trails for walking, biking and hiking.
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Reasons to retire here: Wineries (over 390 in the County), Restaurants, Nightlife, Galleries, Mild weather, Outdoor recreation (hiking, cycling, golf, ballooning, gliding, etc.), Farmers Markets.
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Weather: Temperatures range from winter lows in the upper 30s to summer highs in the low 80s
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Population: 77,000
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State Income Tax: between 1% and 10.3%
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Sales Tax: 7.75%
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Property Taxes: .7%
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