Where's the Best Place to Live in Roseville? Here's What You Said

When an out-of-towner asked where the "ideal" neighborhoods in Roseville are, I raised the question to Roseville Patch Facebook followers, who had a lot to say.

Residents raved about their neighborhoods, from Diamond Oaks and West Roseville to Downtown and the eastern part of the city, sharing what they liked about each. 

Alison Piet wrote that she loved the giant oak trees, parks and schools in her Diamond Oaks neighborhood. 

"We LOVE how close we are to The Fountains and the mall, but still walking distance to all the fun activities in Downtown Roseville. We are literally smack dab in between. Our neighborhood is clean, quiet, established. ..." she wrote. 

Another resident suggested Fiddyment Farms in West Roseville. 

"Beautiful area, own elementary school and lots of parks. To me, the best parts of living in Roseville are the abundance of parks, the programs offered through parks and rec and the city-owned utilities. Lower bills and great service!" Jessika Rutledge wrote. 

Sharon Crowley had great things to say about a bunch of neighborhoods. 

"Central Roseville has a lot of character, homes are smaller and even more affordable; however you're probably going to be nearer the railroad tracks," she wrote. "East Roseville has a wide variety of older/newer neighborhoods, close to shopping, plenty of parks, but housing can be more expensive."

Do you have a favorite Roseville neighborhood? Tell us in the comment section below. 

See what other people had to say on our Facebook page. 

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