Well first of all, do you really need all that? How "enterprise" is the solution you're building? DDD is very involved and more academic than realistic. And you definitely don't need CQRS/Event sourcing, that's firmly in exotic territory for most projects.
There's a lot to enterprise stuff that also has nothing to do with the tech [1] so I would recommend starting with the default asp.net templates and build from there. Move fast and then add in the enterprise specific patterns when you need it.
Yes, I do need all that (except for CQRS and Event Sourcing, which I've briefly looked at and didn't like them, plus, they only make sense for certain types of systems based on microservices architecture). Yes, I'm familiar with relevant requirements and the EnterpriseReady project, in particular. Having said that, I certainly don't need all enterprise features for the MVP. How "enterprise" my market-ready solution should be? As comprehensively as most and then some. The solution's target market includes (mostly medium and large) industrial enterprises, government agencies and universities.
There's a lot to enterprise stuff that also has nothing to do with the tech [1] so I would recommend starting with the default asp.net templates and build from there. Move fast and then add in the enterprise specific patterns when you need it.
1. http://www.enterpriseready.io/