California
From glittering Rodeo Drive to the fascinating Mojave Desert, California appeals to nature lovers, wine aficionados, cinema devotees, and sophisticated urbanites. There are 18 Watermark communities in the Golden State in Beverly Hills, Oakland, Corona del Mar, Emeryville, Fremont, Laguna Niguel, Livermore, Los Angeles, Napa, Oceanside, Riverside, Roseville, San Francisco, San Gabriel, San Jose, San Ramon, and Whittier.
For more than a century, Beverly Hills has been the home of film stars, directors, and movie moguls, with a well-earned celebrity mystique. Beverly Hills is home to The Watermark at Beverly Hills.
In a perfect setting above ocean beaches, Corona del Mar more than lives up to its name, Crown of the Sea. Corona del Mar is home to Crown Cove.
On the east shore of San Francisco Bay, Emeryville has a prime position between Berkeley and Oakland. Emeryville is home to The Watermark by the Bay.
Fremont, in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area, has been a Tree City USA since 1996, with more than 55,000 trees in city parks, streets, and landscaped boulevards. Fremont is home to Fremont Hills.
The easternmost city in the San Francisco Bay Area, Livermore is an up-and-coming wine region, surrounded by more than 50 wineries and 5,000 acres of vineyards. Salut! Livermore is home to The Watermark at Rosewood Gardens.
Westwood Village has one of the nation’s oldest on-street shopping, dining, and entertainment districts — one that takes advantage of Southern California’s beautiful temperate climate. Close by are the Westwood Village Farmers’ Market, Geffen Playhouse, and UCLA Extension. There’s no shortage of ways to enjoy this vibrant community.
Los Angeles is home to The Watermark at Westwood Village.
With estate vineyards, boutique shopping, and Michelin-starred restaurants, it’s no wonder that Napa is a world-renowned destination for relaxation. Napa is home to The Watermark at Napa Valley.
Arts, culture, and professional sports are just some of the amenities people enjoy in vibrant Oakland, the largest of the East Bay cities. Oakland is home to Lakeside Park, a community dedicated solely to Memory Care.
Spectacular year-round weather, a laid-back vibe, and gorgeous beaches, Oceanside is situated between San Diego and Los Angeles, making it easy to visit many attractions across Southern California. Oceanside is home to The Hacienda® Mission San Luis Rey.
Sixty miles east of Los Angeles, Riverside started California’s citrus industry with the sweet navel orange. Riverside is home to Raincross at Riverside.
With San Francisco’s melting pot of cultures, there’s always a new cuisine to try, an art exhibit to explore, and a museum to discover. San Francisco is home to Sagebrook Senior Living at San Francisco.
Bird-watching, trail hiking, wine tasting, or simply viewing majestic Mount Diablo are all part of the San Ramon lifestyle. San Ramon is home to The Watermark at San Ramon.
Although 12 miles southeast of Los Angeles, Whittier maintains a small-town vibe with a warm, inviting community. Whittier is home to Whittier Place.
Nestled along the Colorado River in northwestern Arizona, Bullhead City is home to Joshua Springs Senior Living.
Midway between Phoenix and Tucson in southern Arizona, Casa Grande is home to Caliche Senior Living.
Once a farming community, Gilbert has since grown to become a vibrant city in the Phoenix metro area and home to The Watermark at Morrison Ranch.
Known as “The Heart of Historic Route 66,” Kingman is a dynamic community known for its museums and arts and cultural venues. It’s the home of White Cliffs Senior Living.
Tucked along the western edge of the Santa Catalina Mountains on the north side of Tucson, Oro Valley is the home of The Watermark at Oro Valley.
Home to the University of Arizona and the first American city to be designated a UNESCO “City of Gastronomy,” Tucson is the site of our company headquarters and home to The Fountains at La Cholla, The Hacienda at the Canyon, and The Hacienda at the River.
Often referred to as the “birthplace of the Los Angeles region,” San Gabriel played a vital role in the development of Los Angeles throughout its history. Mission San Gabriel Arcángel was founded in 1771, laying the foundation for the rich diversity that Los Angeles is known for today.
The greater San Gabriel Valley, typically referred to as the SGV, is composed of 31 unique cities. This diversity has helped the SGV become known as a gastronomic hotspot. You’ll find delicious and varied cuisine — everything from traditional Mexican cuisine to some of the best Asian restaurants in greater Los Angeles.
Since you’re only a few miles east of Los Angeles, San Gabriel is a great central location for enjoying the best of Southern California. Everything’s within reach — from beaches and theme parks to luxury boutiques and world-class entertainment.
San Gabriel is home to Unity Prosper Province.
Known for its gorgeous, natural spaces, like Laguna Niguel Regional Park and the Niguel Botanical Preserve, Laguna Niguel is an ideal location to live with easy access to the Pacific Coast. Home to Watermark Laguna Niguel.
Brimming with dynamic energy, San Jose is where the pulse of Silicon Valley meets the calm of Almaden Valley. This vibrant city offers a rich tapestry of culture, innovation, and natural beauty. Explore its bustling downtown, diverse culinary scene, and many arts and entertainment venues. Step into Almaden Valley, and you’re greeted with serene landscapes, vineyards, and the allure of California’s outdoor pursuits. This harmonious blend of city life and tranquil retreats makes for an unparalleled lifestyle experience. San Jose is home to The Watermark at Almaden and The Watermark at San Jose.
