Living in Stonebriar:
A Quiet, HOA-Free Corner of El Dorado Hills.
Tiegen Boberg, Broker Associate at Nick Sadek Sotheby's International Realty, specializes in Stonebriar — a peaceful, family-friendly neighborhood off White Rock and Latrobe Road, built out in the early 2000s and known for its spacious homes, low carrying costs, and close-knit community feel.
Large homes, low carrying costs, and a strong sense of community.
Stonebriar is a well-established neighborhood in El Dorado Hills, located off the intersection of White Rock Road and Latrobe Road. Built out between 2001 and 2004, Stonebriar is known for its spacious single-family homes, mature landscaping, and — unlike many newer El Dorado Hills communities — no monthly HOA dues. Tiegen Boberg has represented buyers and sellers throughout Stonebriar, helping clients understand what sets this quiet, family-oriented neighborhood apart.
Large single-family homes with a distinctive street design.
Homes in Stonebriar range from roughly 2,973 to 3,954 square feet, offering more space than many comparably priced homes elsewhere in El Dorado Hills. Many homes along Stonebriar Drive back to a private road leading directly to the garage — a layout that adds an extra layer of privacy not found in most neighborhoods.
Stonebriar carries no monthly HOA dues, with carrying costs limited to a Mello-Roos assessment of roughly $1,200 per year and a $200 annual road maintenance fee — a meaningfully lower ongoing cost structure than many of El Dorado Hills' newer gated communities.
A quieter, lower-cost corner of El Dorado Hills.
No HOA Dues
Stonebriar carries no monthly HOA dues — just a modest annual Mello-Roos assessment and road maintenance fee.
Spacious Homes
Homes range from roughly 2,973 to 3,954 square feet, offering more room than many similarly priced El Dorado Hills homes.
Private Roads
Many homes along Stonebriar Drive back to a private road leading directly to the garage, adding an extra layer of privacy.
Top-Rated Schools
Zoned to Buckeye Union School District — William Brooks Elementary, Rolling Hills Middle School, and Oak Ridge High School.
Close-Knit Community
Residents gather each year for a neighborhood 4th of July parade, with a pancake breakfast and bounce houses at the park.
Central Location
Located off White Rock and Latrobe Road, with easy access to Highway 50 and El Dorado Hills Town Center.
Beautiful parks, mature landscaping, and neighbors who know each other.
With roughly 400 residents, Stonebriar has a genuinely close-knit feel that's increasingly rare in El Dorado Hills' larger master-planned communities. The neighborhood's best-known tradition is its annual 4th of July celebration, where local kids decorate their bikes and scooters for a parade to the park, followed by a pancake breakfast and bounce houses.
Stonebriar sits off White Rock Road and Latrobe Road, giving residents convenient access to Highway 50, El Dorado Hills Town Center, and the broader trail network — while still enjoying a quieter, more established setting than many of the area's newer developments.
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Stonebriar Expertise
Tiegen understands what makes Stonebriar different — from its private-road layout to its below-average carrying costs — and how that translates to value.
Established Neighborhood Specialist
From HOA-free enclaves like Stonebriar to gated master-planned communities, Tiegen has represented buyers and sellers across El Dorado Hills' full range of neighborhoods.
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Living in Stonebriar, Answered
What is Stonebriar in El Dorado Hills?
Stonebriar is an established, family-friendly neighborhood in El Dorado Hills, located off the intersection of White Rock Road and Latrobe Road. Built out between 2001 and 2004, it's known for its spacious single-family homes, mature landscaping, and lack of monthly HOA dues.
Does Stonebriar have HOA fees?
No. Stonebriar does not have monthly HOA dues. Homeowners pay a Mello-Roos special tax of roughly $1,200 per year and a $200 annual road maintenance fee, which is meaningfully lower than the ongoing costs in many of El Dorado Hills' newer gated communities.
Is Stonebriar a gated community?
Stonebriar itself is not a gated community. Many homes along Stonebriar Drive do back to a private road leading directly to the garage, which adds a layer of privacy without full neighborhood gating.
What schools serve Stonebriar?
Stonebriar is zoned to the Buckeye Union School District. Students generally attend William Brooks Elementary School, Rolling Hills Middle School, and Oak Ridge High School. Buyers should verify current boundaries directly with the district.
How big are the homes in Stonebriar?
Homes in Stonebriar range from roughly 2,973 to 3,954 square feet. Tiegen Boberg can provide current, up-to-date pricing and availability for specific listings.
When was Stonebriar built?
Stonebriar was developed starting around 2001, with construction largely completed by 2004, making it one of El Dorado Hills' more established early-2000s neighborhoods.
What is Stonebriar known for?
Stonebriar is known for its peaceful, close-knit character — roughly 400 residents, well-maintained homes, and a beloved annual 4th of July parade where neighborhood kids decorate bikes and scooters and ride to the park for a pancake breakfast and bounce houses.
How does Stonebriar compare to newer El Dorado Hills communities like Serrano or Blackstone?
Stonebriar offers larger, well-priced homes with no HOA dues and low overall carrying costs, in a quieter, more established setting. Newer communities like Serrano and Blackstone offer more built-in amenities — golf, clubhouses, resort-style pools — but typically carry HOA dues and, in many cases, Mello-Roos tax on top of the purchase price. The right fit depends on whether a buyer prioritizes amenities or lower ongoing costs and a quieter, close-knit feel.
Pricing, HOA status, and community details are provided for general informational purposes based on available public data and are subject to change. Please verify current information directly with El Dorado County or Tiegen Boberg.
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Tiegen Boberg
Broker Associate · Nick Sadek Sotheby's International RealtyWith 12+ years of experience and over $800M in career sales, Tiegen specializes in El Dorado Hills' established neighborhoods, including Stonebriar — helping buyers and sellers navigate this HOA-free community's private-road layout, schools, and pricing.