Rare Find!

The home is on a hill above the Hinkle Creek Nature Area. Five bedrooms – four upstairs with king size beds and one downstairs with a double bed. A large private backyard with a gigantic pool and hot tub, oversized patio and the shade is provided by a beautiful blue oak tree. We are located about 2 miles from historic downtown Folsom. Family room with 96" TV, dining room and living room. This is a great place to relax, float in the pool, take a hot tub or just sit in the shade of the blue oak. Access to the garage is not included. No Pets. No Parties. Family gatherings encouraged, but need to keep noise to a minimum - we have a beautiful patio for you to enjoy conversations and children playing in the pool, but playing music is not allowed.
Hinkle Creek Nature Area is a thirty-six acre lot of pure nature. It consists of a stunning trail that coils around gorgeous trees, petite pastures, and the Hinkle Creek. This picturesque nature area is wonderful for leisurely walks and trail running. When you get to the home we will give you directions to the Indian grinding rocks in the nature area. The nature area is serene and quiet … although you might be serenaded by the coyotes at night! Over the ridge beyond the Hinkle Creek Nature Area is the Lew Howard Park. This facility has a kids play ground, basketball courts, tennis courts, BBQ/picnic areas you can also enjoy.
Bring or rent bikes - the home is about 1 mile away from the American River Bike Trail, which runs from Granite Bay to downtown Sacramento along the beautiful American River and away from traffic - round trip is about 70 miles. You can also rent paddle boards/canoes to enjoy Lake Natoma which is adjacent to the Folsom Historic district.
Historic Folsom is a very fun place to visit. Lots of good restaurants, Saturday farmers market next to the Folsom Light Rail Station and even an ice-skating rink Thanksgiving through New Years Eve.
Special events are the Folsom Rodeo over the 4th of July weekend and California International Marathon in December (start line is about 1 ½ miles from the home)