09/26/2026
Friday night, dinner is two blocks away and you walked there. Saturday morning, coffee is on your own roof. And the whole time, your car has been in your own garage.
Somewhere along the way, buyers got handed a choice that isn't really a choice.
Downtown gives you walkability, and takes the garage, the storage, and any private outdoor space you were hoping for. The subdivision hands all of that back and takes away everything within walking distance. Pick one. That's the deal.
The Belvedere is the only new construction inside Historic Roseville, and it doesn't sit on either side of that line — it sits on both.
The rooftop patio is what makes it work. Covered, with an outdoor kitchen, standard on every home. It's the piece that converts "walkable" from something you settled for into the actual reason you bought. You get the neighborhood and the outdoor space, which is the combination everybody was told they couldn't have.
Owned solar comes standard too. So does the two-car garage, the EV pre-wiring, and WiFi on every floor.
Here's the best way to see it: walk the neighborhood first. Have lunch on Vernon Street. Then come look at the home. The neighborhood is most of what you're buying — it should be the first thing you meet.
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