1125 Wolf Creek Rd, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762

Set within Equestrian Village, one of El Dorado Hills' established horse communities, 1125 Wolf Creek Road offers a rare blend of acreage, equestrian infrastructure, flexibility, and proximity to everyday amenities. Situated on 10.38 acres, the property features a 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom main residence, a separate grandfathered guest house, a detached shop with roll up doors, and a dedicated three stall horse barn. The grounds include cross fenced pasture, white vinyl fencing, a seasonal pond and creek, along with barn amenities including a tack room, hay storage, water, and power. A productive 33 GPM well provides excellent water resources for the acreage and equestrian use, equating to approximately 3 inches of EID irrigation water. An EID water hookup and trench are also available should a future owner choose to connect the property to EID water. The detached shop provides excellent RV, boat, equipment, or recreational vehicle storage and includes full plans for conversion to an ADU, offering additional flexibility for multigenerational living, guests, or future use. The existing grandfathered guest house provides valuable separation and versatility while preserving additional possibilities across the property. Energy efficiency is another standout feature, with a new 32 panel solar system, new Tesla backup batteries, and grandfathered NEM 2.0 solar status. The property also features a concrete Spanish tile roof and additional storage throughout. The property offers a rural and private setting while remaining exceptionally convenient to Browns Ravine, Folsom Lake, shopping, dining, utilities, nearby schools, and the broader amenities of El Dorado Hills. The area is served by established local public schools within the Rescue Union and El Dorado Union High School districts, adding to the convenience of this highly desirable location. It is a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking an affluent horse property with usable acreage, multiple structures, strong water resources, energy independence, and room to expand without sacrificing access to town.