Lennar at Heritage El Dorado Hills

Fantastic community with well built homes with solar panels and fantastic insulation. The completed home, upon delivery, was flawless. The location is fantastic, near Sacramento, Lake Tahoe, wineries, top-notch medical facilities and restaurants. This Lennar community is very quality-conscious and provides a lot more high end standard features, although I recommend saving 50% by skipping their design center and using your own contractors for flooring and window coverings.

Poor customer service. Moved across country, showed up to our 9am closing, signed the documents, paid a very large amount of money only to be told we couldn't move into our new home because of office errors. Corporate wouldn't lodge us and was helpful in no way. Do not recommend doing business with Lennar.

This is an exciting new active retirement neighborhood in El Dorado Hills. The amenities are extensive including tennis, an indoor / outdoor pool with a retractable cover, and trails. Heritage is conveniently located close to Town Center with all of it's shops and restaurants. The homes are attractive and well considered. They are all single level. If you are considering a move to El Dorado Hills, this is a nice new option. Let me know if I can help! I am a local real estate broker :-). if you click my profile photo, you will have my contact info.

Although I do not own property here I am an independent contractor who offers Zumba classes to their residents 3 x a week. People are happy and helpful? The fitness area is luxurious. If I were in the market for a new home this would be it based upon the lifestyle,

Of all the places one would NOT want to live it is LENNAR Heritage, El Dorado Hills. With respect to Covid, staff and residents do not comply with any rules/mandates even though this is a 55+ community. A very small group of unvaccinated residents and staff refuse to wear masks or get tested before large events or any events, so essentially the amenities, club house, ballroom, meeting rooms, video room, pool table, all unusable except for the few unvaccinated, unmasked residents. The management company refuses to ask or require masks or vaccination status. We all pay large dues, $235 a month, to use but now only a very few, 40 for recent New Years party as compared to over 400 at same facility for a summer gathering when rules were different and outdoor spaces are abundant. Now mind you wh