El Dorado Hills

El Dorado Hills encapsulates all that makes California unique. Located within 40 minutes’ drive of downtown Sacramento, El Dorado Hills is surrounded by captivating scenery and recreation areas. Folsom Lake Recreation Area is nearby, while the lush landscape of rolling hills contains countless hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. Wineries, ski resorts, and the glorious Pacific coast are also all within easy reach.

Within this blissful setting are upscale master-planned communities, many with small retail centers and amenities including 18-hole golf courses and elegant clubhouses. El Dorado Hills is also the site of a wonderfully modern mixed-use Town Center, containing many businesses and other amenities.

Local schools are excellent, with a range of highly-ranked public and private schools located within El Dorado Hills and its vicinity.

El Dorado Hills contains a breathtaking array of homes within its communities. Each community typically has a range of architectural styles to choose from, along with options for tailoring the property to perfectly reflect your tastes and desires.

These communities provide an incredible selection of world-class amenities and clubhouse facilities. Serrano Golf and Country Club is particularly noted for its outstanding golf course and clubhouse, while Heritage El Dorado Hills and Blackstone also offer incredible clubhouses with pools, spas, and state-of-the-art fitness facilities.

The Summit, Highland Hills, Marina Hills, and Watermark all offer outstanding amenities and impeccable architecture.

Every home in each of these communities has its own charms and advantages, including incredible views over the stunning surrounding scenery.

Named for its proximity to the gold discovery site that sparked the original mid-1800s California Gold Rush, El Dorado means “The Golden One” in Spanish, and this community has been given a legendary name befitting its rich history and captivating scenery. Outsiders have long been drawn to this magical stretch of scenery, with its majestic views over the Sacramento Valley and Sierra Nevada Mountains.

The longest surviving stretch of the United States’ first transcontinental highway runs through El Dorado Hills, and its gleaming new Town Center is located just south of Highway 50.

Constructed by The Mansour Company in the early 2000s, El Dorado Hills Town Center features an enticing mix of local and national retailers surrounded by wide plaza and fountains and waterways. Businesses within the Town Center include numerous bars, cafés, and restaurants, along with a fitness club, movie theater, day spa, luxury car dealership, and public amphitheater. This thriving and attractive hub of local commerce contains more than a million square feet of buildings spread over an area of 100 acres.