Discover Our Newest Regional Park!
Sonoma County’s newest regional park, just 15 minutes from downtown Santa Rosa, is expected to open to the public this year. Mark West Regional Park has a fascinating history that began with the Southern Pomo and Wappo peoples. In the 1880s, Mexican Governor Juan Alvarado granted the land to early settlers, including the namesake Mark West. For many years, this beautiful area was privately owned and used for ranching, rodeos, and horseback riding. In 2002, Sonoma County Ag + Open Space embarked on a remarkable $23 million journey to bring this land into the care of Sonoma County Regional Parks. Today, the preserve remains largely untouched, showcasing a variety of habitats and trails that you can explore via Porter Creek Road.
Sign up for the sneak peek and park preview happening on November 16th.
Pronzini’s Pumpkin Patch
Serving up more than just pumpkins! Live music, great food, and a really spooky haunted house are just some of the fun fall festivities offered now through Halloween at Pronzini’s in Petaluma.
Larson’s Pumpkin Patch & Canine Costume Contest
Put your pup in their best costume for this annual canine costume contest on October 27th. Autumn activities and fun for the whole family at the pumpkin patch all month long!
39th Annual Art Trail
Bringing artists and art lovers together in the place where the magic happens. Art Trails is a free art tour with over a hundred local artists. Explore and support artists directly, helping to build our vibrant local art community. October 19, 20, 26 & 27th
In Sonoma County, compared to the same period last year, the median sales price for single-family homes decreased 1.4% to $830K. Average days on market were quite low at 53 days for single-family homes. The number of residential properties sold was 335, slightly up compared to the same period last year.
2028 Sota Way, Sebastopol
2 Beds | 1 Bath | +/-1691 SF | $1,199,000
Spanning 24 acres of rural tranquility, and featuring a sunlit meadow, a peaceful forest, and a year-round creek, Sota Way is sublimely rural but not at all remote. It includes a nostalgic and charming 2-bedroom cabin and a bright art studio with tall natural wood ceilings, sleeping lofts, and a full bath. A rare opportunity to enjoy such pristine countryside no more than 5 miles to the charms of Graton and Occidental and it’s just a meandering 6 miles to downtown Sebastopol.
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1097 Tilton Road, Sebastopol
In Contract
416 Wilson Lane, Windsor
Sold!
2970 Thorn Road, Sebastopol
Sold For $3,200,000
Sold!
2623 Olsen Road, Sebastopol
Sold for $935,000
