A Roseville active-adult neighborhood organized around The Retreat. The Club at WestPark pairs established single-family homes with a clubhouse, outdoor gathering areas and a resident social calendar. A 2021 association-management profile describes nine original plans and 704 homes. The useful comparison is the exact resale layout, your route to the clubhouse and the ownership responsibilities that come with the home.
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The historical community profile gives the range. For a candidate resale, request its original drawing and compare the rooms, porch and garage in person.
Historical range: 1,645–2,815 sq. ft. · verify the individual residence
The manager’s 2021 profile provides a starting point for the neighborhood’s range. Compare the plan attached to each resale listing with the actual room layout and seller’s records. Remodeling, options and later additions can change how a home functions.
Plan-dependent rooms · compare usable space
Some original homes were described with libraries or breakfast nooks. When a separate work area matters, look at whether that room can close off, how light falls across it and where a guest would sleep. These are features to identify in the specific home, rather than standard inclusions across the community.
Attached garages · porch and storage options vary
The historical profile mentions back porches and additional garage storage in some homes. Inspect the patio’s orientation, available shade and the garage with your own vehicle and storage needs in mind. Keep the maintenance boundary clear between the owner’s property and the association.
Browse active MLS listings matched to The Club at WestPark. 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.
The public manager profile describes the clubhouse and outdoor spaces. Use a visit and the current association information to confirm how you would use them today.
Explore the homes and shared spaces, one photograph at a time. Model furnishings and finishes vary by home.
The association publishes The Retreat’s address on Kennerleigh Parkway in Roseville. Use it as a reference point when comparing homes in The Club at WestPark. A good tour includes the route between the property and the clubhouse, plus the roads you will use for groceries, appointments, work or family visits.
3240 Kennerleigh Parkway, Roseville, CA 95747Open in Google Maps ↗The association manager’s 2021 profile describes single-family homes with attached garages. The neighborhood has several original designs, so confirm the model and current configuration of the specific resale property you are considering.
The published 2021 profile gives an original range of approximately 1,645 to 2,815 square feet. Verify the actual home against current listing information, property records and any additions or modifications. This range describes the neighborhood’s original mix, not available inventory.
The Retreat is the community clubhouse. The manager’s historical profile describes indoor fitness and gathering spaces along with outdoor recreation. Ask the association which facilities and activities are operating now and how resident and guest access works.
No verified original public plan sheets were available for this guide. Cindy can help request the correct plan for a candidate home and compare it with the residence. A plan from another Del Webb neighborhood should not be used as a substitute.
The current resale package is the right source for dues, reserves, assessments and maintenance obligations. Confirm the responsibilities for the exact property and budget for the costs you will personally carry. This page does not quote a community-wide monthly payment.
The association website provides entry points for its calendar, groups and Community Courier. Some information is available only to residents. Request current buyer-facing information through the association or Cindy, then look for activities you would actually attend.
Compare the home’s room arrangement, yard and garage, the route to its clubhouse, the current activity schedule and the ownership documents. Cindy can organize a shortlist around those priorities so a larger list of amenities does not outweigh the things you will use most.
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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