Sacramento metro, CA relocation guide
Moving to North Auburn, CA
$517,450Median listing price
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About North Auburn
- Census-designated place in Placer County, part of the Sacramento metro; population 13,452 (2020 Census); elevation 1,467 ft; sits along the foothill corridor north of the City of Auburn (Wikipedia, read 2026-09-24) - Mixed residential and commercial foothill community along historic Lincoln Way (Old Lincoln Highway) — the pre-freeway Sierra route - More affordable than Auburn proper or Granite Bay - September 2026 median listing price: $517,450 (Realtor.com North Auburn city metric, read 2026-09-24)
Home prices in North Auburn
The median listing price in North Auburn is $517,450.
Top places in North Auburn
- Lincoln Way (Old Lincoln Highway) — historic highway commercial strip through the community
- Lou LaBonte's — longtime local restaurant on Lincoln Way
- Easy access to Auburn's Old Town, the Auburn State Recreation Area, and the American River canyon
Commuting from North Auburn
- Driving: ~37 miles, roughly 40–55 minutes via I-80 west into downtown Sacramento
- Transit: Capitol Corridor Amtrak is reachable at Auburn station just south; Placer County Transit routes serve the area
North Auburn FAQs
- What is the housing market like in North Auburn, CA?
The median listing price in North Auburn is $517,450. Median listing price (September 2026 research snapshot) - How is the commute from North Auburn, CA?
Driving: ~37 miles, roughly 40–55 minutes via I-80 west into downtown Sacramento
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Schools
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.