Terramor sits in Corona, Riverside County, where you'll find a gated hillside community with a mix of homes for both all ages and residents 55 and older, and the area includes neighborhoods with names like Skyview at Terramor and several others, and there's homes built by Richmond American Homes, Del Webb, and TRI Pointe Homes, so you'll see models with names like The Coral, The Jonquil, The Amethyst, and you've got home plans with two to five bedrooms, two to three-and-a-half bathrooms, and sizes running from around 1,324 to 2,640 square feet, some with designer finishes, kitchenettes, private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and even little details like telephones and furnished rooms, which they try to make comfortable for each person and have personalization options for most homes, and there's a ten-year warranty for new builds.
Folks get plenty of community amenities, things like a clubhouse called The Terrace Club just for 55+ residents with about 20,000 square feet of space for activities, a gym, indoor saltwater pool, wellness studio, saunas, locker rooms, meeting rooms, and an arts and crafts studio, and for everyone, there's another resort-style clubhouse, The Veranda, walking paths through arched breezeways, outdoor lounges, tennis courts, parks, playgrounds, pools, fitness centers, a community garden, dog parks, sporting fields, and over five miles of hiking trails, with a total of about 540 acres left open for nature and scenery, so you'll always have somewhere peaceful to go, and there's good views up on the hills, too.
For daily living, staff provide services for things like housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, concierge services, and support for families, while care options include help with bathing, dressing, medication, non-ambulatory needs, 24-hour supervision, and a thorough call system for healthcare help at all times, so older adults who need some assistance can get it, and there's also daily scheduled activities, arts and crafts, a library, a game room, movie nights, resident-run events, music programs, wellness rooms, and business rooms, just to keep life interesting and give people regular things to do.
Dining at Terramor happens in several ways, with a main dining room, restaurant-style meals, all-day dining, chef-prepared foods, choices for allergies or diabetes, and meal prep or delivery as needed, and every home's got kitchens or kitchenettes for those who still want to do some cooking of their own.
The master-planned community is managed by Starwood Land and Ascensus Ventures, and has about 463 planned homes across all the neighborhoods, with 24 homes ready now and prices ranging based on size and upgrade, so there are more affordable and higher-end places, too, with options to get mortgage help through a center on site and useful guides like a home maintenance blog and the Del Webb online portal, and folks considering moving in have the chance to take in-person or real-time video tours of the available homes and facilities to see if it's the right fit for them.
Residents can stay active and social, with clubs, lounges with TVs and bars, craft studios, fitness centers, and options for organizing their own gatherings, plus there are golf courses nearby like Dos Lagos, Cresta Verde, and Anaheim Hills if you play, and families with kids can use the parks, community playgrounds, and even check into schools like Temescal Valley School, El Cerrito Middle School, or Santiago High School in the area. The community's got floor plans for families, couples, and single seniors, so you get homes for all needs, and it tries to balance health, nature, recreation, and practical day-to-day services under one sprawling roof.
