Looking for some real housing deals in Sonoma County? The Russian River area still ranks among the most affordable regions to purchase a home in Sonoma County. Click through our gallery of some of the least expensive homes currently on the market.
Listed at $7.5 million, 14789 Kinley Drive in Healdsburg features a recently constructed four-bedroom main residence, pool house and a two-bedroom guest house on nine picturesque Dry Creek Valley acres.
Stuck within the confines of a small house with a tiny yard? These six properties feature one acre or more to explore and are all priced under $700,000.
Need a break from reality? Take a minute or two to explore this dreamy Mediterranean-style estate on two acres. The Sonoma Locke Court compound features a hobby vineyard, guest house and a decadent five-bedroom mansion.
Although the coronavirus is starting to affect the number of homes offered and sold in Sonoma County, there are a number of great properties currently listed for under $500,000. Click through our gallery to check out our favorites.
Take a moment and escape from it all! Virtually tour this Santa Rosa vineyard estate with a pool, spa, rose garden and 55 grape-covered acres.
Bay Area market analysts are also unsure how COVID-19, will affect real estate sales. But mortgage interest rates hit a historic low in March which plays a role in housing affordability. Are we already seeing better quality homes at lower prices? Click through our gallery of homes price at or below the county median of $640,000.
Luxury and log cabin are two terms that seem to contradict, but this west county ranch is both. Rustic and elegant, 1700 Jonive Road combines Wine Country refinement with Tahoe relaxation.
Fancy a little real estate eye candy? Escape from it all with this stylish Calistoga Mediterranean home with all the bells and whistles.
Realtors explore virtual means of conducting business online in Sonoma County during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Janet Balicki Weber is a freelance writer with a background that includes library science, research, data analysis and a somewhat disparate passion for historic fixer-uppers and contemporary modern design.
She is interested in reporting on the hidden gems in Sonoma County- affordable homes for “everyman”; but is always on the lookout for show-stopper estates that inspire and amaze.
Please send items of interest to Janet at janet.balicki@pressdemocrat.com
