Village and location orientation

Search the setting before you search the style.

Serrano village naming, property boundaries and governing requirements are specific to the address. This is an orientation layer based on public references—not a complete directory, map of access rights or live-lot index.

Publicly documented references

A small, verifiable starting point.

The following labels appear in public California records. They are included to help frame location research, not to suggest current availability, a complete village list or a particular development phase.

California CEQA record · October 16, 2026

Village A

Public California environmental records identify Serrano Village A as part of the southern portion of the Serrano Residential Development.

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California CEQA record · October 16, 2026

Village A14

A public California record places Serrano Village A14 east of Silva Valley Parkway and south of the Village Green Drive / Russi Ranch Drive intersection.

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California CEQA record · October 16, 2026

Village K1 / K2

A public California record identifies Serrano Village K1 / K2 in connection with a pedestrian-trail project at Allegheny Creek.

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Serrano trail explorer

A better way to read the public-trail context.

Explore the CSD’s current source-map context, then use the official guide and field signage for the actual route. This is an orientation aid—not turn-by-turn navigation, a property-line map or an access-rights determination.

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El Dorado Hills Community Services District 2022 trail map area showing Serrano, public paths, bikeways and access notation

Source map: 2022 official pocket-map edition. The underlying agency notation is retained; only the surrounding interface has been restyled.

Use the address, not the label, for a real decision.

Names can orient an initial search. The actual parcel, recorded documents, current listing data, boundaries, association process and field conditions determine what a buyer needs to know.

A practical search brief

  • Preferred daily-life setting and access
  • Lot orientation, privacy and view priorities
  • Village-/property-specific governance questions
  • Program, timeline and build-team needs
  • Current availability verified from a current source

Where to go next

Bring a location brief to a live homesite conversation.

Chris Wolfe can help translate your location priorities into a current Serrano search and the exact questions to take into due diligence.

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