Weichert, Realtors - Sierra Pacific Group

Weichert, Realtors - Sierra Pacific Group 🏡 Weichert, Realtors® - Sierra Pacific Group
Proudly Serving The Greater Sacramento Area
📱916.619.1971
đź“Ť 705 Gold Lake Dr. Ste 250 Folsom, CA
đź”’DRE #02088790

Our Journey
In 2019, Scott Kirk brought the Weichert, Realtors franchise to Folsom, California, establishing Weichert, Realtors - Sierra Pacific Group. With a passion for real estate that began in 2010, Scott has since dedicated himself to providing unparalleled service and expertise to his clients. His journey from a new agent to a franchise owner is a testament to his dedication, integrity, and commitment to excellence. A Legacy of Excellence
Since 1969, Weichert, Realtors has grown from a single office into one of the nation's leading providers of real estate and related services. Our success is rooted in a customer-first philosophy, making every decision based on building trust and ensuring amazing experiences throughout the homeownership journey. Scott Kirk's Story
Scott Kirk started his real estate career in 2010, driven by a desire to help people achieve their dreams of homeownership. Over the years, he developed a reputation for his integrity, transparency, and personalized approach to real estate. In 2019, Scott saw an opportunity to bring the trusted Weichert brand to the Greater Sacramento Area, opening Weichert, Realtors - Sierra Pacific Group. The distinctive yellow of Weichert stood out to Scott, and although Weichert wasn't as prominent on the West Coast, he recognized the potential and the comprehensive tools Weichert offered. These tools were essential to ensuring his clients and agents received the best possible service. Our Office
At Weichert, Realtors - Sierra Pacific Group, we believe in a family-like culture where teamwork and support are paramount. Our team is dedicated to continuous learning and professional development, ensuring we provide the best possible service to our clients. We foster an environment where every team member feels valued and supported. Working with us means becoming part of a community that values each member's contributions and strives for collective success. We are deeply involved in our local community, participating in events, supporting local charities, and engaging with our neighbors.

Some Folsom stories are carved in stone. One of them is underwater.Before there was Folsom Lake, the valley along the Am...
09/23/2026

Some Folsom stories are carved in stone. One of them is underwater.

Before there was Folsom Lake, the valley along the American River held Gold Rush towns, working ranches, and family graves. Mormon Island grew around gold discovered near the river in 1848. It soon had stores, hotels, and a daily rhythm of its own.

That changed when Folsom Dam was built and the reservoir began filling in the 1950s. Families moved and whole communities relocated. The graves at Mormon Island were carefully moved to higher ground. The water took the town, but not the memory of the people buried there.

When the lake level drops during a dry year, pieces of that older valley reappear. Stone foundations, old roadbeds, and the outlines of the town can be seen along the shoreline. Longtime Folsom families still visit these places and share the story with their children.

That is 80 years of Folsom in a single view. A city shaped by water, difficult choices, and respect for the people who came before us.

Today Folsom Lake is where we swim, paddle, hike, and watch the sunset. It is also where an older story rests just below the surface. Both are worth knowing.

Learn more about Folsom's landmarks and the stories behind our 80th anniversary year at https://www.wrspg.com/blog/Celebrating+80+Years+of+Folsom%3A+From+Gold+Mining+Origins+to+California%E2%80%99s+%231+Place+to+Live

If you have questions about living in Folsom, or how the lake, trails, shoreline, and neighborhoods shape daily life here, reach out anytime.

Scott Kirk
916.847.5822
[email protected]

Saturday mornings in Elk Grove might include a walk around the lake at Elk Grove Regional Park, a farmers market in Old ...
09/17/2026

Saturday mornings in Elk Grove might include a walk around the lake at Elk Grove Regional Park, a farmers market in Old Town, or birdwatching at Cosumnes River Preserve. Laguna, Franklin, and nearby neighborhoods offer parks, schools, and room for growing families. Curious about daily life here? Scott can help compare current listings.

Scott Kirk
916.847.5822
[email protected]

Historic Folsom brings Sutter Street shops, coffee, events, and a walkable sense of history. Newer communities in Folsom...
09/17/2026

Historic Folsom brings Sutter Street shops, coffee, events, and a walkable sense of history. Newer communities in Folsom, El Dorado Hills, and Roseville offer parks, trails, pools, and routines built around neighborhood amenities. Neither is better. The right fit depends on how you want to live now. Scott Kirk can help you compare homes. 916.847.5822 [email protected]

New construction or resale in Folsom, Rocklin, or El Dorado Hills? New homes offer modern plans and builder upgrades, wh...
09/16/2026

New construction or resale in Folsom, Rocklin, or El Dorado Hills? New homes offer modern plans and builder upgrades, while resale homes may bring mature landscaping, established neighborhoods, and faster move in. The right choice depends on your budget, timeline, and priorities. Scott can help compare current listings and recent sales.
Scott Kirk
916.847.5822
[email protected]

A Saturday tasting room outing or brewery patio visit can feel like a mini getaway without long drives or airport lines....
09/15/2026

A Saturday tasting room outing or brewery patio visit can feel like a mini getaway without long drives or airport lines.

For active adults comparing 55 plus communities in Roseville, Lincoln, Rocklin, Folsom, and El Dorado Hills, the local craft beverage scene is worth considering. The Apple Hill wine trails around Placerville and Camino offer scenic stops through the Sierra foothills, while the Fair Play appellation in El Dorado County has its own collection of welcoming tasting rooms and vineyard views.

Closer to home, craft breweries and taprooms in Folsom, Roseville, Lincoln, and Auburn make it easy to meet friends for a relaxed afternoon or discover a new favorite place. Wine club meetups and organized outings in many active adult communities also make exploring more enjoyable with new neighbors.

Lifestyle details like these can make a meaningful difference when choosing where to live. To compare communities and find the right fit, read Scott Kirk’s Ultimate Guide to 55 Plus Communities in the Greater Sacramento Area:
https://www.wrspg.com/blog/378/The+Ultimate+Guide+to+55+Plus+Communities+in+the+Greater+Sacramento+Area

Scott Kirk, REALTOR
916.847.5822
[email protected]

Labor Day weekend is here and it marks more than just the end of summer. As we enjoy these final warm afternoons out on ...
09/07/2026

Labor Day weekend is here and it marks more than just the end of summer. As we enjoy these final warm afternoons out on Folsom Lake or in our own backyards, it is a natural time to look ahead at the transition into the fall real estate market.

In the Greater Sacramento region, the shift from summer to fall often brings a fresh sense of clarity. The pace of the market changes and we see a new wave of motivated buyers and sellers who want to reach their goals before the end of the year. If you have been waiting for the summer heat to fade before looking for a home in Folsom, Roseville, or El Dorado Hills, this is a great window of opportunity.

We are seeing steady inventory and a continued focus on quality neighborhoods with top rated schools and easy outdoor access. Whether you are planning a move or just enjoying the long weekend with family and friends, we are here to help you navigate the local market with confidence.

Have a safe and relaxing holiday weekend.

Scott Kirk
Owner Broker
916.541.4328
[email protected]

For 55 plus buyers looking for a simpler foothill lifestyle, Cameron Park can be a practical middle ground between Place...
09/03/2026

For 55 plus buyers looking for a simpler foothill lifestyle, Cameron Park can be a practical middle ground between Placerville and El Dorado Hills.

The area offers a strong selection of single story homes, smaller lots, and lower maintenance living. Compared with El Dorado Hills, Cameron Park often provides a more approachable price point while still offering convenient access to shopping, everyday services, restaurants, and medical care.

You also get the setting many downsizers and retirees appreciate: mature trees, rolling foothills, established neighborhoods, and a quieter pace without feeling too far from the Greater Sacramento region.

If you are considering a move from a larger home, Cameron Park may be worth exploring alongside El Dorado Hills and Placerville. Scott Kirk can help you compare neighborhoods, home styles, costs, and your options for making the transition.

Scott Kirk, REALTOR®
916.847.5822
[email protected]

For informational purposes only. SPG is not a tax, legal, or financial advisor. Consult your own counsel before acting.

In Folsom, welcoming a new generation can begin with a bicycle, a properly fitted helmet, and a volunteer willing to hel...
09/02/2026

In Folsom, welcoming a new generation can begin with a bicycle, a properly fitted helmet, and a volunteer willing to help with the details.

Clipped In For Life, a Folsom area nonprofit, received a $328,796 grant from the California Natural Resources Agency to expand six weeklong Summer Ride Camps for about 160 youth from underserved communities.

Behind each ride are coaches and volunteers checking tires, adjusting helmets, teaching traffic safety, and helping young riders understand trail etiquette, navigation, nutrition, hydration, and first aid. Every camper receives a mountain bike, helmet, lock, and tools.

That practical support gives children a chance to explore Folsom’s trails while building confidence and friendships. It also gives parents, grandparents, longtime residents, and newcomers another way to feel connected to the community.

As Folsom enters its next 80 years, these everyday efforts help make sure more families can participate in the places and experiences that shape local life.

For more local Folsom stories, visit our blog at wrspg.com/blog.php.

Scott Kirk, REALTOR
Weichert, Realtors® Sierra Pacific Group
916.847.5822
[email protected]

Folsom’s connection to the Greater Sacramento region is more than a historical story. Today, SacRT’s Gold Line links Fol...
09/02/2026

Folsom’s connection to the Greater Sacramento region is more than a historical story. Today, SacRT’s Gold Line links Folsom area stations with Sacramento Valley Station, serving stops including Historic Folsom, Hazel, Glenn and Robert G. Holderness, and Iron Point.

As of August 2026, SacRT reports that most weekday Gold Line trips serving Folsom area stations operate every 15 minutes during the listed daytime windows. Schedule exceptions apply, and weekend service is 30 minutes, so checking the current schedule matters.

SacRT also operates Folsom bus routes 10 and 20, connecting local neighborhoods with destinations such as Iron Point Station, Historic Folsom, Empire Ranch, Palomino Court, Broadstone, and Eagle Way.

For residents, this creates another way to think about daily routines, access to jobs and services, and housing choices. When comparing Folsom with El Dorado Hills, Rancho Cordova, Roseville, or nearby communities, consider where you need to go, whether transit is practical for your schedule, and how close a home is to the connections you may actually use.

Read the full Folsom transportation story on our blog.

Scott Kirk, REALTOR
916.847.5822
[email protected]

Downsizing does not have to mean leaving your dog behind.For many people exploring 55 plus communities in Folsom, Rosevi...
09/02/2026

Downsizing does not have to mean leaving your dog behind.

For many people exploring 55 plus communities in Folsom, Roseville, Lincoln, or Rocklin, pet friendly living is an important part of the decision. A few details can make everyday life much easier:

• Look for a floor plan with easy access to a yard, patio, or nearby green space.
• Consider a single story home or a layout with minimal stairs.
• Ask about pet policies, including size limits, breed restrictions, and the number of pets allowed.
• Check whether walking paths, dog parks, and open spaces are close to home.
• Look at access to local groomers and veterinary care throughout the Greater Sacramento area.

The right community can make morning walks with neighbors feel natural, create easy opportunities to meet other pet owners, and keep your dog included in your daily routine. Communities in and around Folsom, Roseville, Lincoln, and Rocklin offer a variety of lifestyle settings, but pet policies can differ, so it pays to ask specific questions before making a decision.

For more guidance, read the blog resource:
https://www.wrspg.com/blog/378/The+Ultimate+Guide+to+55+Plus+Communities+in+the+Greater+Sacramento+Area

Scott Kirk, REALTOR
916.847.5822
[email protected]

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Folsom, CA
95630

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