
$959,000
Folsom

171 homes and apartments for sale in Folsom, United States.
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24 properties shown

$959,000
Folsom

$719,000
Folsom

$800,000
Folsom

$649,000
Folsom

$979,900
Folsom

$749,000
Folsom

$895,000
Folsom

$1,139,900
Folsom

$710,000
Folsom

$850,000
Folsom

$880,000
Folsom

$679,000
Folsom
Apartment$529,000
Folsom

$679,000
Folsom

$775,000
Folsom

$739,000
Folsom

$1,220,000
Folsom

$1,178,000
Folsom

$695,000
Folsom

$1,450,000
Folsom

$549,000
Folsom

$1,198,998
Folsom

$2,249,999
Folsom

$585,000
Folsom
Buyer's guide: Folsom
If you want to buy a house in Folsom, you are looking at one of the Sacramento area's most family-oriented suburbs, set beside Folsom Lake. RealEstateAbroad lists 171 properties here, and the median asking price is €666,011 (converted from dollars).
These come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and show asking prices, not closing prices. We do not have enough size data to publish a price per square metre.
| Measure | Folsom |
|---|---|
| Listings | 171 |
| Median asking price | €666,011 |
| Middle half of listings | €535,938 to €857,322 |
Houses are 152 of the 171 listings; 19 are apartments. Three-bedroom homes (60) and four-bedroom homes (58) lead, followed by two-bedroom (31) and five-plus (20) properties, and just two one-bed units. This is a suburb of detached homes on lots, built since the 1990s in master-planned neighbourhoods, with the older Historic District near Sutter Street as the exception. Browse more in houses for sale in the United States.
Entry points are cheaper than the headline median suggests: the lower quartile starts near €536,000, and the few apartments offer a cheaper route into the school districts. Older homes close to the Historic District trade differently from the newer subdivisions, so compare like with like when you read listing prices.
Folsom combines Lake Natoma trails, a rail line into downtown Sacramento and a large Intel campus employing thousands, along with schools that attract families. Prices usually run above Sacramento city, which makes Folsom a premium suburb rather than a bargain. Close alternatives within a short drive are El Dorado Hills, Granite Bay, Fair Oaks, Rocklin, Roseville and Citrus Heights, all in the same metropolitan area.
Foreigners can buy US property freely, with no residency requirement, and the main costs are a county property tax around 1% of purchase price plus local assessments, title and escrow fees, and any HOA dues. Non-resident sellers face FIRPTA withholding, so plan the exit as well as the entry. Lenders do lend to non-residents, usually at larger deposits; read our US financing guide and the country page. A good buying guide walks through offers and inspections.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically yes, because of schools, newer housing and lake access. Compare with neighbouring suburbs before settling on a budget.
Yes. California has no general restriction on foreign buyers, though lenders may ask for a larger down payment.
A smaller number: 19 listings are apartments, against 152 houses.
Expect property tax, possibly Mello-Roos or special assessments in newer areas, insurance, and HOA fees. Ask for the tax bill before you offer.