Valencia Terrace - Corona, CA

Valencia Terrace is a 203-unit senior living rental campus on South Main Street in Corona, combining independent living with assisted living. Its housing mix includes 22 cottages and 181 apartments, giving the community a more varied residential format than a single apartment building. The campus opened in 2009 and was developed by Kisco Senior Living, with Snyder Langston as general contractor. The California license covers residents age 60 and older, while the broader campus provides independent living as well as licensed assisted-living services.

HOMES

Valencia Terrace is a rental community rather than a for-sale development. Current offerings include independent-living cottages and apartments plus assisted-living apartments. Official floor plans range from a 438-square-foot assisted-living studio to a 1,750-square-foot independent-living two-bedroom, with studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts in between. The 22 cottages have full kitchens and washer-dryer units; many apartments have covered private patios. Kisco currently publishes starting monthly rates from $4,561 to $7,900 across displayed plans, with pricing subject to availability.

AMENITIES

Residents have access to an outdoor pool, wellness and fitness center, walking paths, two dog parks, a putting green, raised garden boxes and a full-service salon. Dining is provided on site through a main dining room, casual dining area and quick-service option. Programming includes water aerobics, group fitness, outdoor concerts, seasonal entertainment and a resident-led choir. These facilities and activities are integrated into the campus rather than being nearby public amenities, which is relevant for residents seeking services and recreation without leaving the property.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Valencia Terrace's address is 2300 South Main Street in Corona, with a Corona Cruiser stop at Main Street and Montoya Drive. Corona Regional Medical Center is about 0.9 miles away in a straight-line measure. Kisco's September 2026 Corona guide identifies Historic Downtown Corona, The Shops at Dos Lagos and Corona Heritage Park and Museum as nearby destinations for shopping, dining, entertainment and local history. City transit also offers Dial-A-Ride for eligible seniors age 60+ and people with disabilities.