Roseville, CA 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Roseville Climate & Geography

The area has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate, therefore winters are snowless and the summers are hot and dry. The wet season is generally October through April. The average annual high temperature is in the mid 70s and the average annual low temperature is in the high 40s. Roseville is east of Sacramento which puts it at a higher elevation and subject to more rainfall. The average annual precipitation is around 18 inches of rainfall.  There are several streams that flow through Roseville. They are Dry Creek, Linda Creek, Secret Ravine, and Cirby Creek.

Recreation, Culture & Entertainment in Roseville

Miners Ravine Trail Loop is popular with walkers, the trail is accessible all year-round and open to dogs on leashes. The Maidu Museum & Historic Site is enjoyable for history buffs who want to learn more about the Native American sites. The museum offers an array of interpretive exhibits, multimedia presentations, and educational programs. For a more cultured activity, active adults can check out the Blue Line Arts, a gallery which showcases the works of national and regional artists. Blue Line Arts also offers several educational programs for adults.

Roseville Cost of Living & Taxes

The median home cost in Roseville is well above the national median. California places 49/50 for the highest cost of living. California does not tax Social Security income or most Railroad Retirement benefits. However, all other retirement income is taxable. If you’re over 65, you get to claim an extra $118 exemption that comes right off your tax bill. There is a 2.5% state penalty on early distributions from retirement plans, annuities, and IRAs.

Health Care in Roseville

Residents of Roseville 55+ communities have two medical centers and hospitals to choose from. Sutter Roseville Medical Center and Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center. Sutter Roseville Medical Center is ranked High Performing in seven adult procedures/conditions such as colon cancer surgery and knee replacement just to name a few. California is placed in the second quintile for wellbeing by Gallup.