Commercial Development

The area surrounding Lexington Hills have everything a family needs and wants. With a local food store, Curves, and dry cleaner at the entrance to South Lexington and the Broadstone Marketplace just one main street away there's something for everyone. Also right on the other side of Oak Avenue is California Family Fitness, a luxury fitness center geared towards a family atmosphere. Near the Broadstone Marketplace, The Palladio Shopping Mall is currently under construction. However, the new movie theatre has opened and is a beautiful place to enjoy a movie. As of right now the market in Folsom is ever expanding with bigger and bigger retailers popping up seemingly every month.

Housing Stock

The housing stock in Lexington Hills is about 18-22 years old. The producution homes in the area seem to be selling for about $150-$180 per square foot. There are 8 homes currently listed along with 3 custom lots. The best description of the housing style I can find is Neoelectric.

Community Organizations

The Folsom area has a number of Churches in a variety of religions . There are many churches of all kinds of practices within a few miles of Lexington Hills, including a giant christian church (Lakeside) that is located on the neighborhoods main road. Lakeside is an established church in the area and has large congregation. Folsom also has a lot of carrities which can be found here The city does have a Chamber of Commerce, and it consists of over 1,200 members. The chamber is located in historic Folsom.

Competitive Matrix

The agent with the most listings in Lexington Hills is Jeff Hoffman with Hoffman Realty Group, along with multiple other agents with various brokerages (Remax Gold, Lyon, Insight Realty, etc.). Jeff currently has four listings in Lexington Hills. Jeff has been a Real Estate Broker for 22 years and has owned Hoffman Realty since 1995. Jeff has a very comprehensive website with a blog style homepage that allows him to share information he finds important in the same place he has his listings. I think this has contributed to his long term success in the area.
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General Community Information

Lexington Hills is located in Folsom, which is a charter city (incorporated in 1946). It is home to many parks within it's own neighborhoods, including Castle Park which is a very popular spot for many Folsom families with young kids. Lexington Hills is also located just a few miles and one main street from Folsom's Sports Complex, where they have basketball courts, batting cages, volleyball, and indoor/outdoor soccer. The Humbug Creek Corridor runs through Lexington Hills and provides miles of running and riding trails for Lexington's residents. The city provides utilities for Lexington Hills and does trash pick-up once a week, which includes recycling and green waste removal. The area isn't covered by strict CC&R's and there is no melaroos fee when purchasing a home. Lexington Hills borders Folsom Lake College, which is undergoing major construction and also is near Highway 50, where there is a lot of new construction happening. Although almost all of the neighborhood is developed, the neighboring areas and commercial land surrounding Lexington Hills have undergone major development in the past few years, and it should continue. One example of this is the Palladio that is going in near Broadstone Marketplace.
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Schools

Lexington Hills is home to its own elementary school, Oak Chan, which is celebrating its 21st year of academic excellence. The middle schoolers of Lexington Hills are expected to attend Folsom Middle School, the newer of the two middle schools in town. There are two high school choices for the area, Vista del Lago and Folsom High School. Vista is a brand new school, built in 2007, and is located just outside of Lexington Hills in a neighboring community. Folsom High was built in 1998 and has been nationally recognized for it's academic success. Folsom Lake College also borders Lexington Hills. More information on schools in this area can be found here. The school districts website can be found here.

Lexington Hills History

Lexington Hills: Relaxed, family oriented master planned community that accentuates the natural beauty of the region!

The community of Lexington Hills was originally uncultivated hillsides that bordered the famous Empire Ranch in Folsom. The nearest residents were local miners and chinese immigrant workers of historic Sutter St. and it's surrounding areas. Lexington Hills was one of the first large scale master planned communities in Folsom. Construction began in early 1988 with several national name home builders including H.C. Elliot, Citation Northern, Pama, Watt and Lexington Homes. Lexington Hills offers 11 production home villages and 2 custom home villages ranging in value from the low $300,000s to million dollar hilltop homes with sweeping sunset views. The theme of this community is nature and conservation with miles of walking and biking trails that weave in and out of the multiple greenbelts, wetlands, and parks in the area. Within miles is the Folsom Lake, The Historic Powerhouse and a great community college. With over 1,300 home sites Lexington Hills has something to offer every home owner.