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West Placer · Roseville mailing address · 55+

Heritage Placer Vineyards

Compact two-bedroom homes, larger guest-friendly layouts and a community still taking shape around its recreation spaces. Heritage Placer Vineyards is Lennar’s gated 55+ neighborhood in West Placer, with a Roseville mailing address. Compare Molise, Lazio and Emilia, then explore the completed recreation facility and the social calendar. Cindy can help you match the home choice with what is available and operating today.

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Aerial view of the clubhouse, courts, and nearby homes at Heritage Placer Vineyards
Clubhouse and shared spaces · Lennar
Area
West Placer · Roseville mailing address
Community
Gated · 55+ active adult
Builder
Lennar
Home choices
12 plans · 3 collections
Floor-plan range
Approx. 1,437–2,988 sq. ft.
Planned scale
1,117 homes at completion
Recreation
Completed enclosed pool and spa facility
Expanded household option
Next Gen design in select plans
The home comes first

Twelve plans across three distinct collections.

Compare Molise, Lazio and Emilia by room arrangement and guest space. The original drawings below include an example of Lennar’s separate Next Gen suite.

Molise Collection

4 plans

Residence 1437

Approx. 1,437 sq. ft. · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths

The most compact published choice. Measure the furnishings and storage you intend to keep before assuming a larger layout will serve you better.

Residence 1634

Approx. 1,634 sq. ft. · 3 bedrooms · 2.5 baths

Three bedrooms in a smaller footprint create a useful comparison for guests or a separate office. Think through how often each room will be occupied.

Residence 1712

Approx. 1,712 sq. ft. · 2 bedrooms · 2.5 baths

A two-bedroom alternative with a half bath. Compare the actual room arrangement and the balance between everyday living space and guest privacy.

Residence 1779

Approx. 1,779 sq. ft. · 3 bedrooms · 3 baths

The largest Molise plan offers three bedrooms and three baths. Consider whether the added bathroom capacity matches the way family and visitors use your home.

Lazio Collection

4 plans

Residence 1903

Approx. 1,903 sq. ft. · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths

The builder describes a den or optional third bedroom near the entry, with a rear covered patio. Decide which configuration best supports your work and visiting routines.

Residence 2079

Approx. 2,079 sq. ft. · 2 bedrooms · 2.5 baths

A larger two-bedroom Lazio choice. Compare your preferred dining setup, circulation and storage directly with Residence 1903 before paying for additional space.

Residence 2246

Approx. 2,246 sq. ft. · 3 bedrooms · 3 baths

A three-bedroom layout with three baths. On a visit, compare bedroom separation and how guests would reach shared living areas without disrupting the primary suite.

Residence 2423

Approx. 2,423 sq. ft. · 3 bedrooms · 2.5 baths

The largest Lazio plan sits close in size to the entry Emilia design. Compare their garage, included features and room arrangements along with the area figure.

Emilia Collection

4 plans

Residence 2400

Approx. 2,400 sq. ft. · 2 bedrooms · 2.5 baths

The builder lists a den, covered patio and three-car garage. It is worth comparing for buyers who need room for a work area and more vehicle or hobby storage.

Residence 2570

Approx. 2,570 sq. ft. · 4 bedrooms · 3.5 baths · Next Gen

The catalog identifies this as a Next Gen design. Review the suite’s separate access, living facilities and household occupancy rules alongside how the main home functions.

Residence 2750

Approx. 2,750 sq. ft. · 3 bedrooms · 2.5 baths

A larger three-bedroom Emilia option. Compare what the extra interior space changes for daily living, furniture placement and the maintenance you want to take on.

Residence 2988

Approx. 2,988 sq. ft. · 3 bedrooms · 3.5 baths

The largest published plan gives another comparison for frequent visitors or several separate uses. Bring a room-by-room list of your needs to keep the choice practical.

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From the guide to the home

See what’s on the market.

Browse active MLS listings matched to Heritage Placer Vineyards. Compare the actual home’s price, layout, photos, and listing details.

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Matches use listing subdivision names and may not include every home or builder offering. Zero results does not mean the community has no available homes. Ask Cindy about current availability.

Kitchen in a Molise model home at Heritage Placer Vineyards
Molise model kitchen · Lennar. Finishes vary by home.
Around the community

Explore what is open—and what is still planned.

The association confirms a completed recreation facility. Other builder features remain described as planned, making the current visit especially useful.

Recreation that is already here

  • The association confirms a completed recreation facility with an enclosed pool and spa.
  • Exercise and physical-equipment rooms support fitness routines.
  • Pickleball, tennis and bocce are offered with organized and informal play; check the current reservations and calendar.

Neighbors and shared interests

  • The association describes book groups, cards, crafts and other interest clubs.
  • Meeting rooms and outdoor gathering areas give residents places to connect.
  • Classes and events vary; review the current calendar for the activities you would actually attend.

The broader amenity plan

  • Lennar presents The Palazzo as a gathering hub with patios and an event lawn, and identifies a catering kitchen as planned.
  • The builder also describes community gardens, parks and picnic spaces; confirm the location and completion status of the features important to you.
  • The association says the community remains under development, so compare today’s operating amenities with future plans.
The wider neighborhood

Make the location part of your visit.

Lennar’s sales location uses a Roseville mailing address in the Placer Vineyards area south of Baseline Road. Roseville’s planning department identifies Placer Vineyards as development in unincorporated Placer County, separate from the city’s Sierra Vista plan north of Baseline. For everyday outings, the builder highlights the Fountains, Roseville shopping, Maidu Park and Woodcreek Golf Club. Test those routes at the times you expect to travel.

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  • West Placer setting near the Roseville area, with a Roseville mailing address.
  • Placer Vineyards and Sierra Vista have separate development timelines on opposite sides of Baseline Road.
  • The builder highlights Roseville shopping and regional recreation; verify travel times from the specific home.
Before you choose

Bring the whole decision into focus.

Use this guide to build your shortlist. Then compare the actual home, current association documents, and written purchase terms with Cindy.

Choose a collection around your actual rooms

Molise ranges from roughly 1,437 to 1,779 square feet, Lazio from 1,903 to 2,423 and Emilia from 2,400 to 2,988. Sizes overlap at the top of Lazio and start of Emilia. Compare the layout, garage, guest privacy and included features of the exact homes you are considering. A larger collection name alone does not establish the better fit.

Walk the completed spaces before buying the future plan

The association confirms an operating recreation facility and also describes continued development. Make a visit list: pool, exercise rooms, courts, gathering areas and any future feature influencing your choice. Ask which spaces are open, which require reservations and which remain planned. Request written status and cost information for amenities that materially affect the purchase.

Review the Next Gen suite as a household choice

Select Lennar plans include a suite with its own entrance, living area, kitchenette, bedroom and bath; the catalog identifies Residence 2570 as a Next Gen option. Clarify who would live there and what access, privacy and household rules apply. A separate suite does not, by itself, establish independent rental permission or an exception to community age-occupancy requirements.

Request a complete property-specific cost picture

Ask for the current association dues and budget, tax bill or estimate, applicable assessments, maintenance responsibilities and all contractual equipment or service terms. County materials identify Placer Vineyards fee and assessment programs, but the exact property’s documents control what applies. Bring Cindy in before the initial builder registration and request current written representation terms.

Good questions, clear answers

What buyers want to know.

How do Molise, Lazio and Emilia differ?

Molise is the smallest range at approximately 1,437–1,779 square feet. Lazio runs 1,903–2,423, and Emilia 2,400–2,988. Bedroom and bath choices vary by plan. Start by deciding which rooms you need every day, then compare the exact layout and included features; the largest home is not automatically the most useful.

Are the pools and recreation facilities finished?

The community association confirms a completed recreation facility containing an enclosed pool and spa, exercise spaces and meeting rooms. It also says the community is still growing. Lennar’s marketing includes planned elements, such as a Palazzo catering kitchen. Ask for the current completion and access status of each amenity you would rely on.

What is a Next Gen home here?

Lennar describes its Next Gen suite as having a private entrance, living area, kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom in select plans. Residence 2570 is identified as a Next Gen design in the community catalog. Confirm the actual selected configuration and association occupancy rules. Do not assume a private suite is a separately rentable property.

Is Heritage Placer Vineyards inside the City of Roseville?

The sales location and association use Roseville mailing addresses. The City of Roseville’s planning page identifies the Placer Vineyards development south of Baseline Road as unincorporated Placer County. Have Cindy confirm the jurisdiction, utility providers and assessment district for the specific parcel, since a mailing city alone does not settle those details.

How big will the community be?

The association describes 1,117 homes when completed, along with recreation facilities, parks and open green space. That is a planned community scale rather than a current count of occupied or available homes. Ask how the phase around your chosen property relates to future construction and the shared spaces you plan to use.

What can residents do beyond swimming?

The association lists pickleball, tennis, bocce, fitness classes and resident interest groups such as books, cards and crafts. Availability and schedules vary, so review a current calendar and visit during an activity relevant to you. Ask about signups, reservations and any separate charges before assuming every program is included.

Can I compare a model with a move-in home?

Yes, but compare the property’s actual specification list and floor plan with the model. Model finishes, structural options and landscaping can differ from a purchased home. Ask for current written availability, completion expectations and included features, then have Cindy help you connect the purchase timing with any sale or move you need to coordinate.

What should we check before the first builder visit?

Share your preferred collection and household needs with Cindy first. Request the builder’s current written agent-registration requirements before making an initial sales contact. For a serious candidate, obtain the association documents, household age-occupancy rules, complete fees and assessments, exact plan and selections, and the current status of the surrounding development.

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Curious about Heritage Placer Vineyards?

Tell Cindy what you would like to compare. Your conversation can begin with a specific home or simply a question about the community.

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