Oakmont Village sits at 6633 Oakmont Drive in Santa Rosa, right in the heart of Sonoma wine country, and you'll find it's a large adult community with over 4,500 residents and homes of all shapes and sizes, with single-family residences, new constructions, and some homes with one or two bedrooms while others offer as many as five, so there's that variety, and you'll notice a focus on real estate tools too, such as home value assessments, recent sales and tax records, and even details about lot size or when a property was built, and people can get help from real estate agents and home buying guides if they want to. The area looks out at scenic views, and there's a sense of neighborhood, with amenities like walking paths, parks, and even climate risk information for flood or fire if you want to check on that sort of thing. Folks living there don't need to worry too much about upkeep since there are maintenance services, and transportation and parking are on hand for those who don't drive anymore or just want some help.
Residents get access to healthcare services, and the staff can help with bathing, dressing, and medication management around the clock, plus they have emergency alert systems and daily assistance for people who need it, and for those requiring extra support there are options for assisted living, memory care, or even non-ambulatory care, plus a continuing care retirement community too, so families can feel comfortable knowing support is there when it's needed. The rooms come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and telephones, and you'll find care programs called "Redfin Selling Options" and other dining and housekeeping setups as well, including special meals for folks with allergies or diabetes.
Oakmont Village puts a big emphasis on activities and community, so you've got places like the Berger Center-a big auditorium with a stage, hardwood dance floor, and that's where people go for events, dances, and big gatherings. There's also the Central Activities Center, East Rec Center, and West Rec Center, all filled with things to do, from the Fitness Center with fancy equipment and a personal trainer to an Arts and Crafts Room, an honor-system library, a Technology Learning Center, and a billiards room right by the East Rec pool area. Sports fans have options like tennis, lawn bowling, bocce ball, or pickleball, and there's a spa, several swimming pools, lots of outdoor programs, and even a dog park called Happy Tails. For folks who enjoy learning, there are lifelong learning classes from Sonoma State University and Sunday Symposiums.
Over at the Berger Center, there's a professional chamber music series called Music at Oakmont, where world-class performers play on a Yamaha concert grand piano, and these concerts run from October through May each year, all managed by a team of resident volunteers who make sure the events are well run and advertised in the Oakmont News and over email, and there are also free concerts from time to time-like the one planned for Saturday, July 26, 2025, at 7:00 pm. The community keeps things lively with art exhibits, comedy shows, theater events, movie nights, group hikes, balance and exercise classes, and resident-run activities, so there's always a chance to meet neighbors or try something new. The place brings in lectures, musical performances, and a range of cultural topics and clubs, aiming for a vibrant and engaging environment for people who want to keep active, learn new things, and enjoy time with friends close to home.
