Alpine Series
3 original models
Carmel, Mill Valley and Sausalito. These archived plans show single-floor arrangements, attached garages and optional dens. Compare the room configuration with the actual resale home.
El Dorado Hills · El Dorado County · 55+
Four Seasons at El Dorado Hills
A vineyard and community garden give Four Seasons at El Dorado Hills a character of its own. Within this gated 55+ neighborhood, The Lodge provides a place to meet while three home series offer different layouts to explore. Cindy can help you compare the plans, walk the community and decide how this El Dorado County setting fits the life you want.
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- Location
- El Dorado Hills · El Dorado County
- Community
- Gated 55+
- Homes
- 460
- Original models
- 10 across 3 series
- Community garden
- 2 acres, including a vineyard
- Tour starting point
- The Lodge
The home comes first
Original plans, including a two-story choice.
The association’s catalogs show the established home collections. Match the original drawing to the resale home’s actual configuration and condition.
Wildflower Series
3 original models
Monterey, Tiburon and Lake Tahoe. The plan sheets show different entertaining and bedroom arrangements, with optional bedroom configurations in selected models.
Trails Series
4 original models
Palm Springs, Santa Barbara, Napa Valley and San Francisco. This group includes a two-floor San Francisco plan with a loft, so confirm stairs and room locations early in your search.
From the guide to the home
See what’s on the market.
Browse active MLS listings matched to Four Seasons El Dorado Hills. Compare the actual home’s price, layout, photos, and listing details.
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Matches use listing subdivision names and may not include every home or builder offering. Zero results does not mean the community has no available homes. Ask Cindy about current availability.
Around the community
The Lodge, the garden and time with neighbors.
Explore the shared recreation spaces and the community garden. Ask how participation, access and current activities work for residents.
A place to connect
- The Lodge clubhouse
- Media lounge
- Resident gathering space
A distinctive outdoor setting
- Two-acre community gardening area
- Community vineyard
- Garden paths and planted beds shown in HOA photographs
Clubs to explore
- Art, sewing and quilting
- Billiards and bocce
- Pickleball and tennis
- Speakers and travel groups
Pool and spa
- Swimming pool and spa
- Designated lap lane for swimming and water walking
A guided introduction
- Private clubhouse for residents and their guests
- Buyer tours by appointment
- Your real estate agent accompanies the visit
A closer look
See yourself here.
Explore the homes and shared spaces, one photograph at a time. Model furnishings and finishes vary by home.
Start with the layout
Explore the floor plans.
Browse original plan drawings and catalogs. Options and dimensions can vary; compare the drawing with the specific home you are considering.
Browse the remaining 4 floor plans
The wider neighborhood
Make the location part of your visit.
This is the Four Seasons community in El Dorado County, near El Dorado Hills Town Center. Folsom Lake provides another nearby destination to explore when comparing the broader setting.
3186 Four Seasons Drive, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 (The Lodge)Open in Google Maps ↗- El Dorado County location
- Near El Dorado Hills Town Center
- Within a few miles of Folsom Lake
- The Lodge is the community tour meeting point
Good questions, clear answers
What buyers want to know.
Is Four Seasons at El Dorado Hills in Sacramento County?
No. The association identifies the community as being in El Dorado County. It is a separate community from Four Seasons at The Ranch in Rancho Cordova.
How many homes and floor plans are there?
The HOA reports 460 homes and 10 original models. Its Alpine, Wildflower and Trails catalogs offer a starting point for comparing the layouts.
Are all the homes single-story?
No. The archived Trails catalog shows a second floor and loft in the San Francisco model. Confirm the actual model and room arrangement for every home you consider.
What makes the community garden distinctive?
The association describes a two-acre community garden that includes a vineyard. Its public photos show planted plots and paths. Ask the HOA about current gardening participation.
Can buyers tour The Lodge?
Yes, by appointment. The HOA asks the real estate agent to accompany the buyer and present a business card. Cindy can help arrange that visit.
Where can I check current HOA fees and occupancy requirements?
Use the current resale package and governing documents. The association publishes age-verification and resident-registration steps and directs resale-document requests through FirstService Residential; this guide does not quote a monthly assessment.
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Curious about Four Seasons at El Dorado Hills?
Tell Cindy what you would like to compare. Your conversation can begin with a specific home or simply a question about the community.
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