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Pollock Pines, CA Home for Rent

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    $1,995 per month

    • 3 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 1,650 Sq Ft
    • Townhouse for Rent

    2854 Viona Rd, Pollock Pines, CA 95726

    Don't miss this beautifully remodeled 1650sf (approx.) 3 bedroom / 1 bathroom apartment in Pollock Pines. Built underneath the owner's home, this apartment features everything you need! This fully furnished home features three large bedrooms, living room, dining area, a well-appointed kitchen, lots of storage, and central heat & air. Rent includes snow removal.This home is situated in a

    2854 Viona Rd, Pollock Pines, CA 95726

Why Live in Pollock Pines

Pollock Pines, CA, is a scenic community on the edge of the Sierra Nevada range, known for its natural beauty and affordability within El Dorado County. The area features a variety of housing styles, including early 19th-century Craftsman cottages, ranch-style properties, custom wood cabins, and A-frames. Lot sizes range from quarter-acre parcels to sprawling multiacre properties. Some subdivisions are found outside the village center, including Sierra Springs and Jenkinson Lake Estates. Some have Homeowners Associations offering better road maintenance and community amenities. Outdoor attractions are abundant, with Jenkinson Lake and the Sly Park Recreation Area providing opportunities for fishing, boating, water skiing, and hiking. The Sly Park Environmental Education Center hosts educational summer camps, while Forebay Community Park offers horseshoe pits, picnic areas, and a Little League baseball field. The community is served by El Dorado High in Placerville, which is highly rated and offers specialized pathways in medical arts, natural resources, and culinary arts. Local amenities include a shopping plaza with a Safeway and CVS, as well as dining options such as 50 Grand Restaurant and Bar and Sportsman’s Hall. Pollock Pines is connected to the rest of El Dorado County via Route 50, with intercity bus routes and proximity to Marshall Hospital in Placerville. The area experiences moderate-to-severe wildfire risks and significant snowfall in winter due to its high elevation. An annual event, The Wagon Train, celebrates the community's history with a festival featuring live music and activities.

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