Del Webb Solhaus - Rochester, MN

Del Webb Solhaus will offer new single-family homes, but detailed floor plans, home sizes and builder pricing have not yet been released publicly. The community is currently listed by Del Webb as “Coming Soon,” while third-party new-construction sources identify it as under construction with floor plans forthcoming. Current information confirms 300 planned homesites rather than completed residences. PulteGroup acquired the development property in 2026 and is advancing the project in phases, with initial occupancy expected in 2027.

AMENITIES

The planned amenity center is a major component of Solhaus. Del Webb lists an outdoor pool and hot tub, fitness center, group fitness studio, wellness studio, outdoor sauna, golf simulator, pickleball courts, bocce and cornhole lawn, community firepit, coffee bar, lounge and social gathering spaces, locker rooms and private event space. The plan also includes scenic walking trails, curated social clubs and a dedicated lifestyle coordinator. These facilities are planned community amenities; construction and opening dates for individual facilities have not been separately verified.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Del Webb Solhaus is planned along 45th Avenue SW in Rochester's southwest area, in Olmsted County. The community's location provides access to Rochester's broader medical, shopping, and dining infrastructure, although exact travel distances to individual destinations have not yet been established from the builder's current community page. Mayo Senior High School is identified nearby by third-party community information. The Rochester project is also within the city's southwest development area, where Pulte has received city approval to proceed with the Solhaus development agreement.

AMENITIES HIGHLIGHT

Solhaus is planned around a dedicated amenity center with fitness, wellness, and social facilities, including a pool, sauna, golf simulator, and pickleball courts. The combination of wellness spaces and organized social facilities is part of Del Webb's planned community programming.