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500 Rebecca Dr, Petaluma - $2,995,000

4 beds, 5 baths, 4,520 square feet. Lot size: 0.49 Acres. Year built: 2005.

Though built in 2005, this home looks brand-new from the outside images.

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Entryway.

When entering the house, the first thing noticed is the custom tile work and lighting.

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Entryway.

Looking back after entering through the front door, it’s clear how much thought has gone into this home from the start, from the tiled flooring and iron scrollwork on the front doors.

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Entryway.

The entryway foyer features a custom chandelier.

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Kitchen.

The kitchen is spacious, and the granite countertops have plenty of room for food prep.

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Kitchen.

This view gives a clear look at the custom cabinetry and high-end appliances.

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Casual dining area.

This intimate dining area has a custom area built for it with easy access to the backyard, and large picture windows with a clear view of the yard.

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Living room.

Directly adjacent to the kitchen and casual dining area is this informal living room, which has direct access to the stairway.

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Extra room.

This sitting area is one of the ‘extra rooms’ advertised. It can be left as a casual sitting rea, turned into a bedroom, or any other use someone may have for it.

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Master bedroom.

Located on the ground floor, the master bedroom takes advantage of the space to include the same custom space as the casual dining area, with floor-to-ceiling windows and great views of the backyard.

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Master closet.

The biggest draw to the master bedroom is this custom closet, with an area for getting changed tucked in the back.

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Master bathroom.

The master bathroom features an old-fashioned, footed tub and vintage-inspired cabinetry to keep the antique theme.

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Master bathroom.

From this view, more of the cabinetry can be seen, along with the towel storage area.

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Formal dining area.

There’s a more formal dining area, making use of a granite slab for the table and unique lighting.

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Living room.

One of the many, and more casual living rooms in this estate. This one is placed to have easy access to the backyard.

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Guest room.

One of the bedrooms located on the bottom floor. This is one of the few rooms that doesn’t go all-out on big windows all around, most likely one of the quieter rooms in the home.

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Guest bathroom.

While not as spacious as the master bathroom, the guest bathrooms are as elegantly appointed.

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Bedroom.

Heading upstairs, there are three more bedrooms – currently being used as kids rooms.

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Bedroom.

This is upstairs bedroom #2.

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Bedroom.

This is upstairs bedroom #3.

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Backyard.

Heading back downstairs, there’s a lot to take in from the backyard. From a custom pool and spa setup to spaces for outdoor entertaining.

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Lounge area.

Even the area directly next to the spa has been carefully planned out.

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Custom pool/fountain.

When not in use, the pool and spa can be used to create a nice outdoor fountain to set a mood while entertaining outdoors.

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Sitting area.

There are areas set up around the pool to relax and enjoy conversation with friends and guests.

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Outdoor kitchen.

There’s a full outdoor kitchen/bar area perfect for hosting summer cook-outs or birthday parties.

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Aerial view.

After spending so much time admiring the interior, it’s always a good idea to get a look at the full range of a property.