Sun City Roseville is an established neighborhood with an unusually broad choice of home sizes, a resident-owned association and two golf courses woven through the community. A morning swim, an afternoon in the garden club or dinner at the lodge can all be part of the same week. Its 25 original floor plans make the home search just as personal: start with the rooms you use, then compare the setting and condition of the actual resale home.
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Compare the original series, then use the drawings and an actual home tour to narrow the rooms, storage and outdoor space that work for you.
7 original plans · 878–2,001 sq ft
Willow (878 sq ft), Meadow (1,097), Orchard (1,295), Pinery (1,539), Parkland (1,612), Grove (1,752) and Summit (2,001) make up this seven-plan series. The range is useful for comparing a compact move with room for guests or hobbies. Tour the particular home to verify how original options and later improvements changed its layout.
4 original plans · 968–1,505 sq ft
Rosegarden (968 sq ft), Timberose (1,190), Rosetree (1,344) and Countryrose (1,505) offer four choices in the smaller-to-mid-size range. The association describes this series as more traditional in style. Compare the kitchen, dining and living-room arrangement with the way you entertain rather than choosing by size alone.
5 original plans · 1,550–2,083 sq ft
Shasta (1,550 sq ft), Calaveras (1,620), Yosemite (1,720), Plumas (1,845) and Sierra (2,083) provide five mid-size designs. These are original catalog measurements, useful for a first shortlist. Match the plan name with the listing, then check room dimensions, storage and any enclosed patio or added space.
6 original plans · 1,578–2,681 sq ft
Regent (1,578 sq ft), Baywood (1,663), Ironwood (1,774), Turnberry (2,091), Stonecrest (2,270) and Wilshire (2,681) span the broadest size range of the five series. A Fairway Point name does not establish a particular home’s golf-course frontage; the lot and listing determine the actual setting.
3 original plans · 2,208–2,619 sq ft
Delta Breeze (2,208 sq ft), Hearthwood (2,345) and Timberlodge (2,619) are the larger three-plan series. Walk these with your furniture measurements and decide which additional rooms you will use. Compare outdoor exposure and upkeep alongside the extra interior space.
Browse active MLS listings matched to Sun City Roseville. Compare the actual home’s price, layout, photos, and listing details.
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.
Start with the pool, courts or clubs you would use regularly. Golf and organized activities have their own current participation terms.
Explore the homes and shared spaces, one photograph at a time. Model furnishings and finishes vary by home.
Browse original plan drawings and catalogs. Options and dimensions can vary; compare the drawing with the specific home you are considering.
Timber Creek Lodge is a useful starting point for understanding the community’s daily rhythm. The association describes a connected golf-cart path network between homes, the lodge, fitness center and parks. Nearby open-space walks include Pleasant Grove Creek, Oak Grove Park and the Mahany Nature Preserve. Test the route from each candidate home rather than assuming every address has the same access.
7050 Del Webb Boulevard, Roseville, CA 95747Open in Google Maps ↗Yes. The association describes an age-restricted community with a qualifying resident aged 55 or older in the home. Obtain the current governing documents for the full occupancy and exception rules before planning a purchase or a shared living arrangement.
This guide covers an established community and its original home catalog. The 25 designs help identify resale layouts; they are not a promise that every model is currently for sale. Cindy can help match your priorities with actual listings and verify each home’s features.
The association publishes five series covering 878 to 2,681 square feet on single-family lots. Some designs emphasize great-room living, while others have more distinct traditional spaces. Use the original plan as a starting point, then check the current house and any modifications.
No. Fitness facilities, pools, sports courts and more than 50 shared-interest clubs offer plenty of other ways to participate. Garden, art, music, games, hiking and newcomers groups are among the association’s published choices. Ask about current schedules for the interests that matter to you.
Do not assume that. The association’s FAQ describes membership-card requirements and separate activity or special-use charges. Golf programs, restaurant purchases and some classes also need their own budget. Request the current fee schedule for your household and preferred activities.
The association publishes guest and family rules, including limits on extended stays and conditions for amenity use. Review the current rules before planning visits. Guest access can differ by facility, activity and time, so confirm the details that matter for your family.
The association describes a path network that connects homes with the lodge, fitness center, restaurant and parks. Verify the permitted route from the particular property, cart-storage arrangements and current operation rules before making a cart part of your daily transportation plan.
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