Located 16 miles east of Sacramento in southern Placer County, Roseville is one of the region’s most vibrant and thriving cities. It was ranked in the top three percent in the state for housing affordability through a survey ran by WalletHub. Roseville sits at the intersection of Interstate 80 and Highway 65, providing easy access to Lincoln, Yuba City, and other rural communities. It is also home to countless business, retail, and recreational opportunities.

Roseville is a sprawling city comprised of three distinctive sections – East Roseville/Granite Bay, Central Roseville, and West Roseville. Within those communities lie 72 meticulously maintained parks, welcoming families and active adults with sports facilities, play structures, and picnic areas. Roseville also prides itself on being a bicycle-friendly community with more than 90 miles of bike lanes and 32 miles of off-street paths. In a study conducted by 24/7 Wall Street, Roseville was ranked as the 35^th best city for living in the U.S. when compared to other cities of its size – populations of 65,000 or more.

The City of Roseville operates the Roseville Aquatics Complex (with the Summer Sanders Olympic-size competition pool and children’s interactive play area) and the Roseville Fitness Center (with climbing wall, batting cages, classes, and cardio and strength training equipment). There’s also an abundance of privately owned recreational outlets, including golf courses, competitive indoor soccer, bounce arenas, laser tag, waterslides, and go-carts.

Professional and personal amenities are plentiful with Sierra College located nearby and two state-of-the art medical facilities in the heart of Roseville. The Galleria and Fountains shopping centers are worthy attractions with seasonal amenities (interactive water fountains, ice skating rink, and train rides) as well as housing a plethora of shops and restaurants.

For a less mainstream and more small town atmosphere, there’s downtown Roseville. This intimate thoroughfare embraces the community’s historic roots and neighborly vibe with art walks, street fairs, Wine Down Wednesdays, concerts in the square, and outdoor film showings. There you’ll find restaurants, cafes, shops, ice cream parlors, and several venues for cultural and performing arts  - many of which offer activities and classes for kids.

There are five public school districts in Roseville with several highly rated schools among them. There are also many private education options. The City of Roseville operates Adventure Club, a program offering before and after school childcare at schools in the Dry Creek and Roseville City School Districts. Preschool and tiny tots programs are also available.