Solera at Oak Valley Greens - Beaumont, CA

Solera at Oak Valley Greens is a 1,290-home, gated 55+ community developed by Del Webb in Beaumont between 2002 and 2007. Its setting beside Oak Valley Greens Golf Course is a defining feature, while the community's central recreation facilities support a broad schedule of fitness, social and leisure activities. The Oakmont Clubhouse includes fitness and recreation spaces, while outdoor facilities include a pool, spa, tennis, pickleball and bocce. Current homes are available through resale rather than new construction.

HOMES

Solera consists of detached single-family homes built by Del Webb, with construction completed by approximately 2007. Published community sources report a range of floor plans, while current listings reviewed include 1,392- and 1,687-square-foot residences. Current resale examples range from $350,000 to $435,000 in the listings reviewed for September 2026. Homes generally include attached garages, and individual properties can offer views toward Oak Valley Greens Golf Course.

AMENITIES

The community centers on the Oakmont Clubhouse, with a fitness center, indoor walking track, billiards room, library, meeting and recreation spaces, and organized activities. Outdoor facilities include a swimming pool, spa, tennis courts, pickleball and bocce courts. Current property records also identify walking/jogging paths and community recreation facilities. Solera's proximity to Oak Valley Greens Golf Course adds a golf-oriented setting, although the golf course should not be described as an HOA-owned facility without further documentation.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Solera is in Beaumont, Riverside County, in the San Gorgonio Pass area near Interstate 10. Current property listings identify nearby shopping and dining, Oak Valley Golf Club, Cabazon Outlets and Morongo Casino, while Palm Springs and other desert communities are regional destinations. The community's position near I-10 also provides a direct regional transportation connection. Beaumont's location between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountain ranges gives the area a distinct inland mountain-pass setting.