Not sure why Placerville as there are better options in the SF Bay Area

[theking]

..to meet their criteria except for the price range of the home...  :

We want to retire in a place with a low cost of living, no humidity and no colder than 50 degrees — I freeze easily! Where should we go?

I am 62 years old, my wife is 64 years old. We plan to retire in five years. Here are the conditions that are important to us. We want to live in a state where:

-The temperature is a maximum of 80 degrees and during the day not less than 50 degrees (my wife cannot absorb much more heat – and I freeze easily!). It’s okay if it’s cool overnight, but I want it to warm up during the day. Please no snow.

A low tax burden would be beneficial, but not critical. Our house budget is open. I would estimate $ 250,000 to $ 450,000. Sorry if that’s a lot of choices.

I’ve used the residential calculator several times, but nothing really helpful comes out, so I decided to write for help.

Placerville, California

[theking]

...stop by once late at night to pump gas on my way back home from red hawk casino ...

I usually stop by there for "gas" too when I go to Lake Tahoe  . I believe that's the last traffic light on 50 until Tahoe..

[theking]

Yep, the temps alone won't meet their criteria because the high Summer temps get way over "80" and the low Winter temps get well below "50"...in Placerville.

[theking]

And yes, Placerville also get "snow" a few days of the year albeit very light snow...for the most part.