The Terraces at Corona Del Mar sits in a spot close to the beach, Fashion Island, and local shops, giving folks a chance to walk or drive to nearby places like the Newport Beach Country Club or Crystal Cove Park, and you get a real mix of homes, like attached homes with private patios, granite counters, and some views of the ocean, usually set up with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two-car garages, and you're just as likely to see properties with names like "Tahitian modern villa," "European elegant rental," or "436 Carnation Ave Unit B," each with their own look and style, from remodels with window air conditioners to more classic touches like plantation shutters. The community has about 100 attached homes and offers things people look for, like in-home laundry, dishwashers, private or shared patios or balconies, and a dog-friendly policy for renters, and people can choose floor plans with one to five bedrooms and just as many baths, and some properties stretch over 11,000 square feet with features like an eight-car garage, motorized pocket doors, private oceanfront pool, and rooftop terraces looking out to Catalina Island, plus practical things like elevators, gym, sauna, steam room, and media walls-some even have walkable paths to a private sandy beach or seaside gardens, so you get a lot of open space, fresh air, and views of the hills and water all around.
The support services cover a pretty good range, so residents can get help with meals, housekeeping, laundry, bathing, dressing, and medication management, with a 24-hour call system and staff for safety and peace of mind, and the facility runs programs for independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and even respite care for short-term stays, so depending on what someone needs, there's usually a way to get more help or less as things change over time, which lets people age in place. The Terraces at Corona Del Mar holds community events like happy hours, holiday activities, and bridge games, and the on-site clubhouse makes a good spot for social gatherings, with outdoor programs, a pool and spa, grill and patio spaces, an arts room, garden, library, theater, game and fitness rooms, and walkways through quiet grounds, while the nearby Oasis Senior Center brings extra clubs, fitness classes, and hobby groups for anyone looking for more to do.
Dining comes in different types, like restaurant-style meals, all-day dining, and menus for special diets including low-sugar meals, with help for folks who need allergy-safe options or diabetes-friendly foods, and in the homes people get options for in-unit laundry and dishwasher hookups, as well as parking either in garages or reserved spots. The Terraces at Corona Del Mar is designed for adults 55 and older, with a setup made to be comfortable and safe, keeping the feeling of a friendly neighborhood with easy access to everything people use in daily life, so whether it's medical care, planned activities, small resident-driven clubs, or just having friendly neighbors nearby, it's a place that tries to balance support, independence, and a bit of the good California ocean view.
