1950 Portsmouth, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762

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$919,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

2,459

Acreage

0.42

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year built

1995

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Half Baths

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Discover this beautifully maintained single-story custom home in Waterford, a tucked-away neighborhood near top-performing schools, Folsom Lake, parks, shopping, and dining. Offered by its original owner, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath home spans over 2,400 sq ft on a generous .4-acre lot. Solar (Their true-up is $0), low HOA and no Mello Roos manage monthly living costs. The open floor plan connects the spacious kitchen featuring an island, gas range, granite counters, and abundant storage, to the breakfast nook and family room. Elegant touches include wood floors, chair rails, crown moulding, ceiling fans and a recessed ceiling. The private backyard is a rare find, offering space for a pool, play area, gardening, entertaining, and pets, stone patio, lawn, and new fence. With its ideal location, excellent schools, and family-friendly layout, this home blends comfort, convenience, and timeless style. Plus a peek-a-boo lake view. Come & See!

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MLS number: 225105589

Listing agent: Patrick Quan

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (916) 933-1155

Last update: Friday, September 26 2025 at 1:17 a.m. EDT

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