Heritage Solaire sits in Northern California as a 55+ gated community focused on senior living, and you'll find that it has both Assisted Living and Memory Care services for older adults, with some respite care too for caregivers who need a short break. Heritage Solaire offers private and shared rooms, even some studio options, with things seniors find useful like private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, and either kitchens or kitchenettes, so folks can do things their own way, plus you've got telephones in the rooms. The community has a single-family architectural style, built in 2020, with houses at about 4,948 square feet of lot size and two garage spaces, and homes include central heating, ceiling fans, tile and vinyl flooring, and modern appliances like built-in electric ovens and a 5-burner cooktop, with large islands, double vanities, roll-out shelves, a walk-in pantry, walk-in closets, and walk-in showers, plus each bedroom's got its own bath, which does help with privacy and convenience for each resident and their visitors.
Heritage Solaire centers itself around the Sol Centre, a clubhouse where things go on all day, with a fitness center, swimming pool and spa, big meeting rooms, an arts room, library, and even Wine Lockers, so most days you'll hear about aqua aerobics, board games, or one of their scheduled club meetings. People join for the court sports too, because you've got tennis, pickleball, and bocce ball courts right on site, and if you want to barbecue outdoors or join in community events, there's a built-in grill, amphitheater, garden plots, and a calendar full of things like ice cream socials, community game nights, coffee chats, and BBQs, with open indoor and outdoor spaces always buzzing with some activity, whether it's card games, movies, or arts and crafts. Community members organize activities and clubs, and Heritage Helpers gives residents a chance to volunteer if they like to help out.
Meals are taken seriously here, with a professional chef serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and restaurant-style options for special diets or allergies, plus there's an all-day menu if you get hungry outside of usual hours. Dining happens mostly in a community dining room, with family support services if people need help during transitions or tough times, and staff help with move-ins, daily housekeeping and laundry, even dry cleaning, along with transportation services for appointments or outings. People can relax in the spa and take fitness classes at Sol Fit Fitness Center, and for those who like fresh air, walking paths wind through the gardens and green spaces around the community, with landscaped, low-maintenance backyards and patios.
Safety and community are pretty central, so the subdivision's gated, and support ranges from agent help for finding your place, to open houses, to city services for permitting, finance info, public safety, and utility rebates. There's a user account system and online features such as password recovery, saved properties, and more, and the programs inside Heritage Solaire-even including unique terms like Inspiration Garden and Utility Exploration Center-tie in to the larger city services supporting seniors and families around the area. Heritage Solaire works closely with the Roseville Housing Authority and provides access to city programs, plus it's all governed by the city's Municipal Code and project permits.
The community caters to active seniors who want comfort, support, safety, and plenty of things to do, and that includes fitness rooms, a wellness space, library, and arts center, along with shared transportation and daily events, a monitored neighborhood with regular city planning and inspections, and a setting amongst diverse neighbors and higher-income families. Heritage Solaire doesn't try to be flashy, but it offers a solid, safe, and friendly environment for folks who want to keep their independence while enjoying support, privacy, good food, and plenty of chances to connect with others in the same stage of life.
