Linda Vista Mobile Home Ests

Linda Vista Mobile Home Ests sits in the Southwest Riverside County area, within the Hemet Unified School District, and it's an age-restricted community for people 55 years and up, sometimes even 45, and you'll find it has 109 sites so there's room for a good number of neighbors but not too many to feel crowded. The community's made up of manufactured homes, with most places having either lap siding or peaked roofs, about half are multisection homes, and each home, like the one that's 700 square feet with one bedroom and one bathroom, usually lacks a garage or carport, but there's off-street parking and paved roads for easier movement, even if there's no garage, no covered parking, and no fireplace, which gets mentioned every now and then because people ask, and they're run by Joyce Polley, the community manager, who keeps things in order. The homes don't come with a heating or cooling system, but you do get an inside laundry area, which can make life more convenient especially as folks get older and want to do things indoors and where it's close by. The clubhouse serves as a spot for neighbors to meet or enjoy community activities, and the swimming pool gives a spot to cool off or get some light exercise, though you won't find fancy view features-most homes simply face the community or each other, no big landscapes or sceneries out the window. Public sewer and water keep utilities simple, and the park is pet-friendly as long as the community approves your animal, so you can bring a little company with you as long as the others are on board. While there isn't any special care service mentioned or any unique medical features, folks who want an easy way of living without stairs or complicated maintenance seem to do alright here. It's close to public transit if you don't drive, and you get the sense that people enjoy a slower pace, being both near things and tucked away too.