Pilot Hill CA, a quaint peaceful town
Pilot Hill is a small, unicorporated community in El Dorado County. Pilot Hill is a fomer gold mining town as was formerly known as Centerville, and Pittsville. Pilot Hill is 13 miles from Placerville and 17 miles from Folsom.
Today, residents of Pilot Hill enjoy many recreational activities such as, river rafting, wine tasting (Venezio Winery), horse back riding (Cronan Ranch), jogging, hiking, cycling, and fishing.
Pilot Hill is below the snow line at an elevation of 1175 ft.
Students in Pilot Hill are part of the Black Oak Mine Unified School District.
5880 Bridle Trail Lane Pilot Hill
$614,900 4 Bed | 5 Bath | 3986 sq ft | 10.08 Acres
Stunning Folsom Lake, mountain and city light views from this spectacular home! Enjoy the views from a covered patio and a upstairs balcony. This home features a large master suite with fireplace, jetted tub, double sinks, oversized shower and a large closet. Also, enjoy a spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite counters and a large pantry.
Property offered by Susan Cantrell 916 764-4846
4660 Salmon Falls Road, Pilot Hill CA
$429,000
Absolutely beautiful 6.9 Acre Ranch w/2 homes & snow capped views.The original home offers 3 bed 2 ba, a country kitchen w/tile counters,indoor laundry rm & a detached 3 car garage.2nd home is 2 bedrm 2 ba single story home w/vaulted ceilings throughout.Living rm & family room have wood stoves,dining rm (or 3rd bed)indoor laundry etc.This property is a complete horse set up w/barns,hay storage,round pen, & additional parking.Fenced/cross fenced,tons of storage. Private automatic gate. Must see!!
Imagine a gated entrance to your private equestrian estate! Fabulous property for in-law set up or Live in one of the homes and rent out the other one.
This property is offered by Mary Buck – 530-210-4691
Bayley House – a piece of history in Pilot Hill
In 1861, A.J. Bayley built the beautiful Bayley House in Pilot Hill. Bayley built the house/mansion thinking that it could be used as a hotel when the Central Pacific Railroad came to town. The railroad did not come to town, but the historic mansion still stands today. It was a 10,000 sq foot mansion with over 22 rooms, and 6 fireplaces. Rosewood and mahogany woods were imported from England and milled on site. Underneath the mansion was an expansive wine cellar. The second floor had a large dining room that turned into a ball room for entertaining.
The Bayley house is in need of restoration before it will be open to the public. But if you are driving through Pilot Hill, you can see it from Hwy 49.
What an amazing piece of real estate!
For more information on the Bayley House: http://www.bayleyhouse.net/cs/
