Inside California's planned luxury garage villas
NASCAR veteran Boris Said is developing Elsinore Ring, a private motorsports club in Southern California featuring a 3.2-mile race track. The project includes luxury garage villas designed for wealthy car enthusiasts, offering climate-controlled storage and high-end residential amenities.
Why it matters
This project highlights a growing niche market for ultra-luxury real estate that integrates high-performance hobbies with residential living.
Imagine driving your Ferrari or McLaren around a 3.2-mile race track, pulling into a private climate-controlled garage that can hold up to eight cars, and then heading upstairs to a luxury home overlooking the circuit.That is the idea behind Elsinore Ring, a planned private motorsports club near Lake Elsinore, California, being developed by NASCAR veteran and road-racing legend Boris Said, the New York Post reported.The project will combine a 22-turn race track with trackside garage residences designed for wealthy car enthusiasts.Said has described the project as a dream shaped by his decades of racing. “I’ve had the opportunity to drive some of the best race tracks ever built,” Said said on the track's AI-glam website.“And that experience has inspired a dream to build the ultimate private motorsport country club right here in Southern California.”Luxury homes built around the carsThe garage villas are designed to be more than parking spaces.
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