Community Center of Mendocino

Transcription

M
A
G
A
Z
I
N
E
MENDOCINO COAST PROPERT Y
page 13
Volume 26 • Number 6 • Issue 644 • Mendocino County’s Own Real Estate Publication • November 30, 2012 • Published monthly
The Happening Place in Town!
From the After-School Enrichment Program to Senior Yoga, revitalizing Friendship Park to a Pétanque Terrain, Silks Classes to
a Dog Park, the Community Center of Mendocino is a hub of activities generated by an enthusiastic and committed community.
Residential | Commercial | Land | Businesses
Page 2 Real Estate Magazine November 30, 2012
Community
Center of
Mendocino
The
Happening
Place in
Town!
by community center
of mendocino staff
he elegant white school house at the entrance to the village
of Mendocino was the town grammar school for forty years;
then a middle school; next a recreation center; and now, with the
support of the coastal community, it’s become the Community
Center of Mendocino, a hub of community activity.
Community Center of Mendocino is also a 501c3 non-profit, which
holds the lease on this school district property. A grassroots
movement by local parents, neighbors, and community activists, Community Center
of Mendocino has assumed responsibility for the After-School Enrichment Program
formerly sponsored by the Mendocino Coast Recreation and Parks District, whose
financial difficulties interfered with the agency’s ability to manage and develop
Mendocino’s programs. Community Center of Mendocino is dedicated to a sustainable,
vibrant, and inclusive community center that can succeed without tax support by
strengthening community input and participation.
The After-School Enrichment Program, which is now a state-licensed child care
program for school-age children, is essential to working parents who depend on the
community center for after-school care. The after-school program continues to be a
priority for Community Center of Mendocino, but over time the organizers hope that
the center’s programs will grow to serve a broader cross section of the Mendocino
population, including seniors, toddlers, teens, and their parents.
“How do we use these facilities to benefit our community, and help support rather than
compete with other non-profits that are struggling to make ends meet in this town?
This is a recurrent theme in our weekly meetings,” says CCM Board Member Wanda
Traber. “The board needs your ideas and your talents. How can the community center
serve your family, and also, what would you like to offer to your community?”
Adjacent to the community center, and central to Community Center of Mendocino’s
vision of revitalization is Friendship Park, the community ball field.
“Friendship Park is an amazing representation of what this community can do,” says
CCM Board Member Paul Katzeff. Built in the 1990s with a hundred thousand dollars
in cash contributions, two hundred volunteers, and a quarter million dollars in in-kind
donations, “The park is the ‘hello’ we give ourselves and our visitors. It’s a strong visual
that says we are a living and viable community.”
Many folks have voiced their dismay at watching the “best little ballpark west of
Hoboken” deteriorate, and have been frustrated by the lack of an organized way to pitch
in and restore it. These people: contractors, electricians, and landscape professionals,
will form the core of Community Center of Mendocino’s “Friendship Park Dream Team”
to solve the critical water issues and return the facility to its original splendor.
[
Real Estate Magazine is a FREE Publication.
The price of a subscription covers the cost of FIRST CLASS MAIL plus a small handling fee.
Yes, I would like to receive REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE for:
o 6 months (6 issues) $21.00
o 1 year (12 issues) $40.00
o Outside the Continental USA: Please Inquire
Please send check or money order to:
ON OUR COVER: (from top left) – Each child develops and costumes his or her own
character in Kinder Story Play, with storyteller Obe Brown. Photo by Peg Brown Levy;
The Noyo YoYos Pétanque Club plays on Sunday afternoons. Newbies welcome. Photo
by Pete Gealey; – Aron Yasskin teaches Seibukan Jujutsu, with exercises for strength,
flexibility, coordination, and cooperative attitude. Adult class on Sunday evening. The
Community Dojo has been beautifully renovated by Aron and other volunteers. Photo
by Lisa Weg; (from top left) – Circus Silks is popular in the After-School Enrichment
Program, and instructor Judy Stavely is also teaching Elder Silks for adults. Photo by
Obe Brown; – Join Helen Jacobs’ yoga class for gentle stretching and strengthening
exercises. Senior Yoga meets on Friday morning at the Community Center. Photo by Lisa
Weg; – Deconstruction is another popular class in the After-School Enrichment Program,
taught by Obe Brown. Photo by Obe Brown
ABOVE: CCM Director Peg Brown Levy, in the elegant entrance to the vibrant Community Center of
Mendocino, which welcomes community members who participate in a broad range of programs
and activities. Photo by Lisa Weg.
160 South Harold Street Fort Bragg California 95437
Real Estate Magazine
tel/ fx: 707.964.1318
www.realestatemendocino.com
e-mail: [email protected]
Publisher Studio Z Mendocino
Managing Editor/Renewals Lisa Norman [email protected]
Ad Sales 964.1318
REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE
REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE, 160 South Harold Street, Fort Bragg, CA 95437
R E A L E S T A T E M A G A Z I N E , Mendocino Coast
Name _____________________________________________________________________
Neither the publisher, nor brokers will be responsible or
liable for typographical errors, misinformation, misprints, etc.
Properties are subject to prior sale. Publisher reserves the
right to accept or reject all editorial and advertising matter.
Address _______________________________________________________________
City State Zip _______________________________________________________________
(Please allow 3 weeks for first delivery)
]
To sustain the park, Community Center of Mendocino hopes to develop recreational
Property is published monthly by Studio Z Mendocino.
Copyright ©2012. All rights reserved. No part of this
publication may be reproduced without the written
consent of the publisher, Studio Z Mendocino.
[email protected]
Ad Production Joe Neves 707.964.1318
[email protected]
Graphic Production Zida Borcich
Distribution
(8000 copies monthly)
Mendocino, Westport to Fort Bragg,
Cloverdale, AV Chuck Hathaway
Little River to Gualala Patti Fereira
Willits & Ukiah Patti Fereira
Real Estate Magazine November 30, 2012 Page 3
Judy Stavely, who learned circus silks just as she retired
from teaching at the Comptche School, now shares her
knowledge of circus silks with youngsters and adults at
Community Center of Mendocino. Photo by Obe Brown.
leagues for adults as well as
children, including ultimate
frisbee, frisbee golf, flag
football, softball, track, and
field hockey. If only 5 percent
of the population of the district
participated, at five dollars
per week for league play over
an average season of twenty
weeks, the fees would bring
in over twenty-five thousand
dollars annually.
Center of Mendocino will host the return of Mendocino Stone Soup, a celebration of
community sponsored by FLOCKworks and the Mendocino Coast Children’s Fund. “It
isn’t the place, it’s how we come together that matters,” says Stone Soup visionary and
organizer Janet Self. “Stone Soup is fun because it’s so genuine, so sweet, it will give
people a vivid sense of what’s going on here.”
Community Center of Mendocino is also putting together a
Friendship Park Alumni Association to help support the renovations. “Alumni endow the field with history, stories,
and financial support,” says Paul Katzeff, “building a bridge for inspiration between
the past and the present.”
“I had such a great time in Little League when I played there,” says CCM Board Member
Niki Traber. “I feel honored that I get to participate in regenerating that good energy for
my kid and her community.”
The facilities inherited by Community Center of Mendocino are more extensive than
many people realize. In addition to Friendship Park and the community center’s six
spacious rooms, there’s a dojo with wall-to-wall mats, a dog park facilitated by
MCDOG [Mendocino Coast Dog Owners Group], a community garden, pétanque terrain,
picnic area, classroom garden, fitness par course, and playground. The After-School
Enrichment Program fills the rooms between 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. weekdays, but
evenings and weekends there are adult classes, support groups, spiritual programs,
dancing, and space available for a variety of public and private events.
“There’s so much opportunity here, and so much more that we need to do to assure
that these facilities and programs are sustainable,” says CCM Board President Elaine
Hillesland. “People keep stepping forward, washing windows, writing grants, graphics,
bookkeeping, it’s an amazing outpouring of support, and a demonstration of how
community-building feeds us both individually and collectively.”
What’s happening, and how can I get involved?
A fun way to get acquainted and check out the scene is at the monthly potluck where
community members sit down together for conversation, good eats, and an opportunity
to share information and ideas for the future of the center. At 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on
the second Sunday of each month, all ages are welcome.
There are also a half dozen committees meeting independently and in coordination
with the Community Center of Mendocino board, and these are open to new ideas and
willing hands. They include fund-raising, event planning, programs and facility rentals,
communications, and buildings and grounds.
Mark your calendars and stay tuned for Saturday, February 2, 2013 when Community
Here is the Story of Stone Soup:
Long ago in troubled times, people warily hid what-ever they had.
A wanderer coming to a village was told “There’s nothing here for
you . . . move on.” “Oh, I have everything I need,” she said. “In fact, I
will make Stone Soup to share with all of you.” She set up a pot of
water over a fire and with great ceremony, dropped in an ordinarylooking stone. By now, villagers had come out or watched from their
windows. As the wanderer sniffed the “broth” and licked her lips,
hunger began to overcome their skepticism. “Ahh,” the woman
said to herself, “I do like a tasty stone soup. Of course, a bit of salt
(garlic, potato, onion, etc) would make it even better.” And over the
day, villagers “found” little bits to add to the pot . . . and so on, until
there was indeed a delicious meal for all. And as everyone gathered
to enjoy the soup, the villagers exclaimed to each other “And to think,
it was only made from a stone.” Each giving what they can, a greater
good is realized.
Mendocino Stone Soup celebrates a new era for the Community Center
of Mendocino. Our Center has after school activities, community
gardens and dog park, sports fields, playground, adult classes,
martial arts, performance, rehearsal and meeting space, film nights,
and much more. In these uncertain times, we need everyone working
together to sustain this vital center of community! Strong local
leadership, partnership of our school district, and active involvement
of community members means together our Center will be a thriving
place for all, now and in the future!
Join us: Saturday, February 2, 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
A special bowl, a simple feast with music and fun shared
with friends and neighbors.
Each giving what you can . . . All funds help create
a sustainable future for our Center!
Join members of the CCM Board and other community activists on the second Sunday of
the month, 4:30 p.m.–6:30 p.m. Eat food, share ideas, and nourish community. Photo by
Obe Brown
Visit the website at ccmendo.org and join the e-list. On Facebook
look for “Community Center of Mendocino”
and “Mendocino Stone Soup”
A New Beginning . . . (and wish list)
Community Center of Mendocino (CCM) and the Mendocino School District
have signed a three-year lease for the old grammar school, Friendship Park,
and the adjacent property. We are on our way! A small group of people have
taken on this project at the urging of many. Now the community center is ours,
and it’s up to all of us to bring dreams to fruition.
CCM needs your ideas, your skills and energy, and your financial contributions
to make this happen. We are especially in need of funds at this crucial moment.
Even small donations of money or the equipment and supplies that we would
otherwise have to purchase, will help keep the doors open and the programs
under way. Larger contributions, and pledges over time will help grow the
Center’s programs. Help now by pledging your financial support.
We need to come together as a proud and resourceful community to ensure
that our children continue to have the enrichment programs they deserve, to
restore Friendship Park to its former glory, to build programs for our toddlers,
teens, adults and seniors, and to ensure that the dojo, community garden,
pétanque court, dog park, and picnic area will thrive and serve the needs of
our citizens. The Community Center is a fabulous resource—what can we
make of it?
A gathering on the steps of the old grammar school with board members and community
activists. Peg Brown Levy, CCM Director, and Elaine Wing Hillesland, CCM Board President
(center standing). Photo by Paul McCarthy of Mendocinosportsplus.
Other plans currently under discussion include a monthly film night and discussion
group, bingo, a senior exercise program, and an Acoustic Kitchen. Grant applications
are in-the-works for scholarship funding, and for phthalate-free tumbling mats for
toddler classes, and equipment needed to outfit the dance studio for adult exercise
programs.
Please mail your financial contributions to Box 551, Mendocino, CA 95460,
drop off at the Village Toy Store in Mendocino, or come by the Community
Center at School and and Pine Streets in Mendocino. If you have items to
donate, ideas and energy to share, events or programs you’d like to sponsor
or teach, CCM would like to hear from you. For news and program information,
visit the website at www.ccmendo.org.
THANK YOU!
Items still needed:
• Office-grade copier that collates, staples etc.
• Shop Vac
• Tractor/mower
• Weed whip
• Power washer
• Shovels, rakes, pruners, and other landscape tools
• Metal folding chairs
• Plastic stacking chairs
• 5 folding banquet tables (lightweight, easy to move)
• Kitchen utensils
• Pots and pans
• 33-gallon heavy-duty trash bags
ABOVE: Characters in Kinder Story Play, with storyteller Obe Brown. Photo by Peg Brown Levy; ABOVE
RIGHT: Monster Mash costume. Photo by The Daleys; BELOW LEFT: Jujitsu practice with Aron Yasskin;
BELOW RIGHT: Deconstruction class in the After-School Enrichment Program. Photos by Obe Brown.
• 13-gallon trash bags
• Environmentally-friendly cleaners
• Copy paper
• Binder -paper
• Felt pens and colored pencils
• Acrylic, watercolor and tempera paint
• Construction paper
• Artist-grade paper
• Elmer’s glue
How can I get more information?
Stop by the Community Center of Mendocino to peruse the bulletin boards, call the center
at (707) 937-4133, or check out www.CCMendo.org for the latest news, schedules,
and enrollment materials. On the home page you can sign up for Community Center of
Mendocino’s e-list and receive updates and announcements by e-mail. There’s also a
donate-now link, and a wish list for in-kind contributions needed. Have a question or
an idea for a program, or want to communicate directly to the Community Center of
Mendocino board? The e-mail address is [email protected].
• Small low-temp glue guns and low-temp glue sticks
• Balls (basketballs, kick balls, Nerf balls, footballs, and playground balls)
• Volleyball set and volleyballs
• Portable ping-pong set and equipment
• Craft supplies (pipe cleaners, google eyes, feathers, felt, glitter, and origami
paper)
Continued on Page 5
Continued from Page 4
FROM LEFT: Mendo Monster
Mash at the Community Center
was a wild evening of ghoulish
fun. 200 kids and approximately
150 adults enjoyed the haunted
cave, costume parade, and
monster munchies donated by
local families. Photos by Garnish
and Gail Daley; Noyo YoYos
Pétanque Club. Photo by Peter
Gealey; Join Helen Jacobs’ yoga
class for gentle stretching and
strengthening exercises. Senior
Yoga meets on Friday morning
at the Community Center.
Photo by Lisa Weg
Looking to the Future
by Niki Traber
The possibilities are seemingly endless. The
spark is the individual with a mission, and the fuel
is collaboration. We hope especially to integrate
programs that engage a mix of generations.
For example: Shakespeare in the Park. We
could build a stage on the Friendship Park ball
field and create a festival of performances.
Adults, seniors, teens, and preteens could
work together, not only performing, but in set
design and construction, costuming, marketing,
and project management. With all the theatre
expertise flowing through this community, the
mentors are surely here.
We hope one day for a commercial kitchen
to support home economics programs at the
high school, to make facilities available to
local caterers and bakers, and to provide the
community with a venue for culinary activities.
We’d like to bring back the video/audio lab
that once served at the center. A place for our
many musicians and budding filmmakers to
learn, share, practice, and record. Middle and
high school students could have a hands-on
opportunity at recording arts, maybe even
produce their own label, with the assistance
of local professionals. Again, the mentoring
possibilities are plentiful in this department!
Who remembers the outside basketball court?
Just about non-existent today, it was once
enjoyed by teenagers and adults, and is sorely
missed. We would like to see the court in use
again, perhaps with a roof or a shell to make
it accessible year round. Kids and adults could
spend a rainy day playing basketball, and create
more interaction between the town folk. What
about peer counseling, academic tutoring, and
a mentoring program where local tradespeople,
artists, athletes, and business people have an
opportunity to introduce the younger crowd to
their field of interest and share their expertise
one-on-one? Consider an annual cultural
festival with dancing, food vendors, music,
and handmade items for sale. We need more
opportunities for our small bubble here on the
coast, to celebrate the stories, traditions, and
diversity of the world.
These are a few of the many ideas floating
around for the next chapter at the Community
Center of Mendocino.
REM
AFTER SCHOOL PR0GRAM
Session II 2012-13
October 22nd -December 21st
Registration Begins: Monday, October15th, 8:00 AM
Phone: 937-4133 FAX: 937-2159
www.ccmendo.org
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1:15 – 2:15
1:15 – 2:15
1:15 – 2:45
1:15 – 2:15
1:15 – 2:15
KINDER CLUB SALAMANDER
KINDER HERBAL CRAFTS
2:30 – 3:30
2:30 – 3:30
KINDER STORY PLAY
KINDER CRAFTS
KINDER STORY PLAY
CLAY STUDIO I
CREATIVE DANCE I
2:30 – 3:30
2:30 – 3:30
3:00 - 4:00
HAND SEWING
CLAY STUDIO II
WOOD CRAFTS
MULTICULTURAL GAMES
MUSD STUDY GROUP
THEATRICAL SWORD PLAY
MUSD STUDY CLUB
CLUB SALAMANDER
Capture the Flag
DECONSTRUCTION
CARDS N GAMES
CREATIVE DANCE II
MUSD STUDY GROUP
MUSD STUDY GROUP
SNAKEOIL
PAPER PLANE BUILDING
MUSD STUDY GROUP
3:30 - 4:15
SEIBUKAN JUJUTSU
3:45 – 4:45
3:45 – 4:45
4:15 – 5:15
CRAFT ADVENTURES
PROGRESSIVE MADNESS
CLAY STUDIO II
PAPER CRAFTS
FENCING & SWORD PLAY
CREATIVE DANCE III
MUSD STUDY CLUB
GUITAR
DECONSTRUCTION
MUSD STUDY CLUB
4:45 – 5:45
CIRCUS SILKS I-II
SEW UPCYCLED
3:45 – 4:45
CIRCUS SILKS II
CIRCUS SILKS I
4:45 – 5:45
3:45 – 4:45
GUIDED STORY PLAY
MUSD STUDY CLUB
3:30 – 5:00
ORIGAMI
MUSD STUDY CLUB
SABER FENCING
4:15 – 5:30
4:45 – 5:45
4:45 – 5:45 CIRCUS SILKS III
1 hr classes = $56, 1.5 hr classes = $84, Monday classes = $49
WELCOME TO SESSION II AT COMMUNITY CENTER OF MENDOCINO
If your children are continuing from Session I and their enrollment forms are already on file with
CCM, the only paperwork you need to submit for Session II is the Class Registration form with
the Enrollment Checklist on the reverse side. If your children will be new students in Session II,
there are several enrollment forms that you must complete before they can attend classes.
Enrollment forms are available at the Community Center and on CCM’s website. Please note that
there will be no classes during the Thanksgiving holiday week, or on Monday, November 12,
which is Veterans Day.
(Please note: Some classes may have changed since this schedule was published.
Check the website www.ccmendo.org to confirm dates and times.)
License # 957548
redwood
roofers
The
Men
docino
Presbyteri
an Church ·
Point Cabrillo
Lighthouse · Menredwoodroofers.com
do Litho · Fiddles
& Cameras · The
Mendocino
Market
· Wood Shakes & Shingles
The
Comptche
Com· Composition Shingles
munity Center · The Men· Roof Inspections
docino High School Gym ·
The
Blair House · The Point
for Real Estate
Arena
Record Building · The
· Me tal R oofs
Savings Bank of Mendocino
· Torchdowns
County · The Beacon Building ·
The
Fort Bragg Middle School
· Skylights
Building
· The Gallery Bookshop ·
· Repairs
The Mendocino Bakery · The Allegria
· Gutters
Inn · Joshua Grindle Inn Little River
Market · Mendocino Cafe · The Caspar
Communkty Center · Habitat for Humanity
Project · The Moose Cafe · Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery · The Restaurant Fort Bragg · The
Mendocino Village Inn · Mendo Transit Authority · The Point Arena Library · Patterson’s Pub
[ Since 1972 ]
707.937.1700
Shop Online at www.Matson-DoItBest.com
Choose “Ship to store” for FREE Shipping
964-5170
22601 North Highway 1, Fort Bragg
www.Matson-DoItBest.com
Do It Best© Hardware & Lumber “World’s Largest Hardware Store”
All Points Real Estate Service
We’ve moved to 323 East Laurel Street, Fort Bragg (Home Office)
Ofﬁce: 707-961-1020 • Fax: 707-961-1035 • www.allpointsrealestate.org
Ruth Schnell Broker
[email protected]
Ted & Dodie Christian Realtors®
[email protected]
QUAINT RUSTIC COTTAGE amid a garden setting
of long-time award-winning flowers to be enjoyed
from the private patio and many walkways. The
three-bay detached garage with shop is a must-see
for the hobbyist or collector. Located within walking
distance of beaches and park. MLS 21427 Reduced
to $325,000
THIS GRAND PIECE OF OCEANFRONT PROPERTY
with its panoramic views from its 12.9 acres, is located approximately 1 mile south of the quaint town
of Elk. There is a small comfortable studio on a slab
foundation as well as a two-story, 1,600 sq. ft., Dutch
barn with living quarters above. MLS 23281 Listed
for $1,475,000
THE VALUE is in the gently sloping 1.45 acre of
land, located within a short distance to the Haul
Road with its parks and beaches. The trailer is a
1962, 1 bedroom, 1 bath home. The existing stickbuilt home is a tear down. Garage and shop with
slab foundation. MLS 23078 Reduced to $200,000
•
Me n d o c i n o’s Olde st R e a l Estat e Fi r m S e rv i n g t h e Coa st S i n c e 1963
Automatic e-mails available for new listings, price reductions and foreclosures. • To access our listings and to view all listings in the area go to www.mendorealty.com
Two Locations to serve you 7 days a week
Mendocino - 1061 Main Street (707) 937-5822
Fort Bragg - 690 South Main Street (707) 964-3610
OCEANFRONT ESTATE — Victorian-era home
of Italianate architecture proudly sits on the high
point of 20± spectacular oceanfront acres looking across colorful gardens and lovely pasture, the
village of Westport, the Lost Coast, and the ocean
beyond. Built as a six-bedroom home with formal
dining, library, study, and attic playroom. The interior of the home has been lovingly restored, with
most rooms retaining the original grandeur of that
period. The property also boasts a seasonal creek,
and a quarter± mile of blufftop. (23230) $2,250,000
DREAM HOME — This dream home sits on 3.6 fully fenced
level acres with ocean view overlooking the Jug Handle State
Park from a beautiful, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, custom home.
Spacious and inviting, this home provides all the amenities one
would want. Open kitchen plan with stainless steel appliances
and gas cooktop make this a recipe for success. New laminate
flooring add to this homes beauty. Enjoy a swim in the lap pool
situated in its own glass building off of the main house. Ride
horses in the arena or pasture area. Fully set up with a barn
with six stalls, tack room, hot and cold water and laundry; an equestrian’s delight. There is even a
detached guest quarters for those friends who will want to come to visit. (23501) $925,000
LIVE AND WORK IN THE HEART OF MENDOCINO — Perfect live/work retail building for an artist.
Great investment, newly reconstructed, 2 bedroom, 1
bath, apartment plus studio, and commercial rentals.
Adjacent property available (MLS 20714). Zoning allows residence on Calpella Street where sign is. Businesses are not for sale! (21406) $699,500
VILLAGE FARM AND HOME WINERY — The finest
in village living: three full legal residences, water tower,
private, quiet, and a complete farm. Gardens, lawns,
pasture, barn, chicken coops, and privacy. Ocean views
from nearly every room Complete home winery crusher/
stemer, press bottler for making four barrels of wine a
year. (23338) $1,950,000
LITTLE RIVER MARKET — A clean, thriving, well-run
family business —deli, groceries, gas, Lotto, off-sale beer,
wine, and liquor. Fifty years of success. Long lease in place.
Business and property in excellent condition. (23634)
$575,000
land
land
land
ESTATE-SIZED COASTAL PARCEL — Delightful land with mix of forest and open
spaces. Enjoy the proximity to the coast and the benefits of the temperate weather. Ocean
access is within easy walking distance from this estate-sized parcel, waiting-for-yourdream home. (23581) $449,000
COASTAL RANCH, LOFTY VIEWS — Far reaching views of the ocean are visible from
the upper part of this coastal ranch. The views stretch from an overview of Fort Bragg
that appears as a sleepy little hamlet all the way north to the Lost Coast. The ranch is in
the Williamson Act which results in lower property taxes. Nice mix of open range land
for livestock or horses and forested nooks for wandering. Several building sites to choose
from, all with commanding views, and the ability to watch over your four-legged friends.
(23469) $1,450,000
HOMELAND ESTATE — Rare coastal estate-size parcel of 118± acres with a classic mix
of meadows, redwood, and pine forests, year-round creek, pond, and distant ocean view
possible. Adjacent properties are timberland and large parcels. Great for horses! (23633)
$1,399,000
EVENING TELEPHONES
Barry Cusick, Broker Assoc. 937-4010
DeeDee Thomas, Realtor® 671-3450
Jim Eldridge, Realtor® 937-6070
Sarah Schoeneman, Realtor 937-1183
Johanna Hopper, Realtor® 937-1671
Ted Tanner, Broker Assoc. 964-9190
Cheri Osborne, Broker Assoc. 357-4414
Phyllis St. John, Broker Assoc. 937-5822
Greg Burke, Broker 489-7027
OCEANFRONT VILLA — Enjoy the unique location with beach access and top-of-mountain views
out over the Pacific. Relax in the hot tub, entertain
guests, hike, bike, ride or dive; you can do it all from
this beautiful Italian villa-style home. Lots of room
for your wine cellar below house. (23170) $925,000
OCEAN VIEW RESTORED VICTORIAN
Tasteful coastal cottage with ocean views
and private backyard with ridge views. Inviting open floor plan, spacious living, dining
and kitchen area, and loft sitting area from
the second floor with outstanding views of
the Pacific. Original fir floors and trim work,
dual-glazed windows, plumbing and electrical
upgrades. A great home for family gatherings.
(23213) $449,000
—
HEALTH CLUB OPPORTUNITY — Move into a healthy
occupation. Former health club for sale including equipment and real estate is a great opportunity to make a good
living from one’s passion and make a good investment.
The club had a long history of operating with a full fitness
center, swimming pool, exercise rooms and equipment,
racquetball, tennis courts, parking, and a variety of fitness
classes. (23437) $550,000
land
MENDOCINO ROMANCE — Turn-of-the-century Victorian completed October, 2001. Authentic reproduction,
adapted to current building codes, of the renowned Victorian
architect George Barber. The 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Victorian
has a detached carriage house. Pine flooring, tin ceiling,
clawfoot tub, three marble fireplaces, and coopered columns
are just the beginning. Gourmet kitchen includes period
design cabinets with modern updates such as flush hinges,
hidden dishwashers and refrigerator. Viking Range, Sub-Zero
refrigerator, and Sub-Zero wine cellar. (22892) $1,199,000
MAJESTIC VINTAGE HOME — Peering over the gated
stone wall, amidst the bountiful gardens, you can see this
vintage home located in the distinguished northeast area
of Fort Bragg. Lovingly restored and updated through the
years, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home boasts a formal parlor, living area with open fireplace, dining area, alternate
breakfast room, an enchanting library loft with day bed
and much more. Lining the alley to the east is a wing of
detached utility rooms with many possible uses, leading
to the two-car garage. All this frames an inner courtyard,
well suited for outdoor entertaining all surrounded by the
quiet, private, grandeur of the gardens. (23059) $480,000
HUMMINGBIRD HOLLOW — “Hummingbird Hollow” as owner and guests affectionately call this charming
home is nestled in a private and serene park-like setting
with beautiful redwoods and the sound of Digger Creek
running through. This well-maintained, 2 bedroom, 2
bath home has a large living room with brick fireplace
and open-beam ceiling. Fenced orchard with fruit trees.
(23550) $349,000
NATURE’S HIDEAWAY — This unique custom-design home
with exposed beam cathedral ceilings looks out over 5 lovely acres
with a spring-fed pond. This home offers an impressive list of
amenities. Quarry tile floors, forced-air oil furnace, passive-solar
heat sink, central vacuum, decks, and decorative shingle work
Two-car detached garage with a studio above. In addition, there
is a 1,533 sq. ft. galvanized steel sixteen-foot-tall shop building
with concrete floors, 1.5 inch foam wall and ceiling insulation;
there are two framed greenhouses for indoor gardening and a 360
sq. ft., ten-foot-high, galvanized steel RV storage. When loss of
power you will have peace of mind with the automatic Generac
power system—propane fired. (23297) $479,000
EVENING TELEPHONES
Michael Romo, Broker Assoc. 357-0865 Linda Simpson, Realtor® 813-0964
John Kruzic, Realtor® 357-0354 Dale Simpson, Realtor® 530-859-0964
Gary J. Roach, Realtor® 489-1136 Greg Burke, Broker 489-7027
Call us to receive an automatic E-mail notice of all new listings!
full-service PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT, commercial & residential 707-964-7777 e-mail: [email protected]
Seascape Realty
45050 Little Lake Street • P.O. Box
583, Mendocino, CA 95460
707 937-2121
www.c21seascaperealty.com
Lic. #01300756
Unparalleled, dramatic, panoramic, and everchanging views from this 2 acre private peninsula with eight
hundred feet of ocean frontage. White water splashing over the
rocky coastline can be seen from almost every room. A beautiful
office, exercise room and a 1,000 sq. ft. activity room add to the
function and flexibility of this 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath home. Located
only minutes from Mendocino village. (23307) $2,988,888
SUCCESSFUL NORTH COAST lodge in great Little River
location, just two miles south of Mendocino. Spectacular ocean
views from all twenty-one guest rooms. Deeded access to private
cove—great for abalone diving. One of only few inns on the
coast that are pet-friendly. Amphitheater and open lawn are
great for weddings. Spa. Permitted for twenty-three guest rooms
total. Conference room and manager’s quarters may be rebuilt.
(23172) $1,998,800
WARM AND WHIMSICAL 3 bedroom home plus loft and office
in main house. Additional detached office with bath has a unique
nautical design. Ocean views from the dining room, living room,
deck, loft, hot tub, and master bath claw foot tub. Open-beam
ceilings and skylights. Detached two-car garage built in 2010 has
great space above for hobby or recreation room. Original Hyla
Bolsta murals in kitchen and master bed. (23555) $712,000
Fort Bragg Realty
Smarter,
Bolder,
Faster
GREAT LOCATION for your business! Next to the health
club and near the hospital. This would be a great spot for
anything health related. (23508) $295,000
MANY UPGRADES on this neat-as-a-pin, 2 bedroom, 2
bath home with office and family room. Vaulted ceiling
and rock fireplace in living room. Includes oversized
garage with full bath and pellet stove. Beautiful lawn
and landscaping. Great neighborhood, short drive to
the village. New automatic generator. Covered porches
on front and back. White picket fence! No work to do
to move into this one. Relax on you covered porch and
enjoy the privacy of you backyard. (23512) $349,000
COMPLETE PRIVACY and spectacular views from this
ridgetop home with newer, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, second
unit. 26.88 acres with two separate parcels and RR1 zoning. Over a quarter mile of beautiful Noyo River frontage
with easy access and gorgeous meadows. South-facing
property in the sunbelt with a short, straight drive to
town. Older cabin near river with electric, water and
septic (condition unknown). Lots of redwoods. Did I say
private? (23475) $1,075,000
809 North Main Street,
Fort Bragg, CA 95437
707 964-2121
www.c21fortbraggrealty.com
Lic. #01300755
BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY! 4.6 acres of fruit trees and redwoods surround this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,.750 sq. ft. home.
So many extras! There is a 26 ft. x 42 ft. shop with two large
bays. Deck, patio with lemon trees, paved driveway, attached
garage as well as detached storage shed. This home even
has its own wishing well. Come take a look. There is a lot
to see. (23348) $599,000
BLUEBERRY HILL setting in Inglenook, surrounded
with beautiful
redwoods and
rhododendrons. A
uniquely designed
home full of great
character. This
two bedroom, twostory home sits on
1.29 acres with new two-car garage and work space.
(492 sq. ft.) A wonderful deck and multiple porches
allow room to entertain or just sit and enjoy the open
space and views. This home has charm with its rustic
finishes used from wood preserved from an old barn.
Located near Ten Mile Beach and miles of coastal trails.
There is much more to this property, come take a look.
(23636) $299,500
UNOBSTRUCTED and fantastic white water ocean views from
this well-landscaped, 3 bedroom, 2+ bath home just south of
Fort Bragg. One of those few hidden areas with little traffic on
this street. Now used as a vacation rental, this home has it all!
Solar design; solarium views not be missed! Heather garden
and some very beautiful landscaping make this a must-see.
Whale watching is easy from your many ocean view locations for
this home. Well-designed floor plan. Also there is an attached
garage large enough for your RV; shop and lots of storage, too.
(23158) $799,000
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
PRICED TO SELL in desirable Ocean Lake Park! This
2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,344 sq. ft., mobile home is in a
senior park with direct access to Pudding Creek Beach
and miles of coastal hiking trails. (23627) $88,000
ONE COULD CONSIDER this a sunbelt property. Three
bedroom, 2 bath home with two-car attached garage. The
home and garage with workshop area are connected by
a room that could be used for a den with doors to deck.
The back deck is facing south with access off of living
room and den. Large open living room, dining room, and
kitchen. Bedrooms on east side of home with hall access.
This property is surrounded with beautiful redwoods.
This is a great property for your country living, but still
close to town. (23492) $379,000
IDEALLY LOCATED with privacy and easy access.
Close to Mendocino village and ocean. Park-like setting
with redwoods, ponds, and cleared building sites. Used
as a summertime family compound for many years.
Bordered on west by state park land. Main house is a
manufactured home with a stick-built addition. It has
one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen, and small office
area. Property also has two single-room cabins (no bathrooms) and a one-bedroom trailer with bathroom. Also
has an additional outdoor kitchen. (23532) $399,000
COMMERCIAL ZONING makes this one a good opportunity.
Large 028 acre lot with existing, 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath home that
may need to go, or fit your needs. Lot has existing dug well, too.
(23623) $150,000
RURAL MENDOCINO home located on almost 4 acres in the
sunbelt. Comfortable home ready to move into. Includes a small
shop, storage sheds and a greenhouse. Well-cared-for by one
owner. Covered porch with skylights. (23144) $359,000
WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE in one of California’s most beautiful coastal towns? Many upgrades have been completed in the
recently reopened Elk Store. With the state park just feet away,
and a great parking area for access to the store. Wonderful
product lines, both local and otherwise have been added to make
this a great owner-operated business with potential to live in or
rent out the 1,200 sq. ft., 2 bedroom, 2 bath home located behind
the store. Income is on the increase due to the overwhelmingly
beautiful little village, where the locals value small town community and breathtaking ocean views! (23466) $649,000
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME sits on 4.4 acres on a ridge with
great forest views.
Built in 2006, this
2,600 sq ft. home
has two bedrooms,
three baths, stone
fireplace, vaulted
ceilings, and a loft
that overlooks the
living area below.
Granite countertops throughout,
top-of-the-line appliances, and 2.5-car detached garage. A fantastic home for a good price! (23518) $599,000
IF YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING for that rustic cabin in the
woods, wait no more. Live among the redwoods. Water supplied via a spring. No hot water plumbing except to shower.
On the grid, but also wired for 12V. Wired for phone service,
too. Adjacent to Jackson Demonstration State Forest. (23602)
$265,000
THIS THREE BEDROOM 3 bath redwood home sits on
almost an acre
in the beautiful
r e d w o o d f o rest. Wheelchair
ramp to deck
and paved driveway make this
home very accessible. Woodbeam ceilings
and skylights in
great room. Detached two-car garage. (23519) $359,000
THIS IS TURN-OF-THE-TWENTIETH-CENTURY home
built in 1900. Charm and more charm. This 3 bedroom, 3
bath home with garage and storage. The home could be a
four-bedroom as the owner is using as a living room also
a dining room, den, and large kitchen. Pull-down stairs
to upstairs attic area. Remodeling has been done with
a beautiful large landscaped yard. Property is very well
maintained. Guest unit. Close to the junior high, senior
center, and Bainbridge Park. Only an eight-block walk to
downtown. You will pass by the library and Wiggly Giggly
Playground on your way. Single-car garage with a storage
area. Outdoor patio between home and garage. Paved
driveway to home with sidewalks resurfaced. Furnishing
are negotiable except for a few owner items. New roof,
exterior paint, and furnace in 2008. New ducting in 2012.
(23527) $425,000
From Westport to Gualala • We have Century 21 Agents living and working in Westport, Fort Bragg, Caspar, Mendocino, Albion, Elk, Manchester and Anderson Valley/Boonville.
With the ability to serve you with all of your Real Estate needs! Come in to either of our offices and see our 51 residential, 6 mobile in park, 59 land, and 11 commercial listings. • E-mail: [email protected]
® and ™ trademarks of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation. Equal Housing Opportunity. EACH
OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED.
707 937-1565 • 800 454-1565
www.coasthome.com • [email protected]
Serving the Mendocino Coast,
Anderson Valley and everything in between.
RESIDENTIAL
A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT… …in Comptche! A much desired location where
listings are few and far between. This
3 bedroom, 3 bath, redwood home
on 3.9± acres has the Albion River
running through the backyard, with
gorgeous big redwoods growing away
from the house. A large established
orchard, garden beds, and lots of level
land make this property perfect for
a sustainable homestead. It is also
ideal as a peaceful, sunny getaway property located near the Comptche store and post
office or just a twenty-five-minute drive from the ocean and village of Mendocino. Includes
garages for four vehicles, RV barn, workshop with half bath, good well with 2,500-gallon
water storage tan, and ozonater system. (23564)
Offered at $500,000
LAND
SWEET SALTBOX WITH A VIEW Enjoy a view of the mighty Pacific from the porch and
living room of this serene, 2
bedroom, 1 bath, Mendocino
village home. The bathroom
is large and attractive with a
clawfoot tub/shower and tiled
floor The backyard features a
studio with half bath, great
for guests or hobbies. Deep
lot spans from Ukiah Street
to Calpella Street. Two old
buildings in poor repair provide a large established footprint that may allow expansion or
additional structure. New forty-year roof and in wonderful condition with full foundation.
(23524)
Offered at $542,000
COMMERCIAL
LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! OPPORTUNITY! OPPORTUNITY! 650± feet
of frontage on Highway 1, and two legal parcels of mostly flat meadowland make this
property an ideal site for the business you’ve dreamed of starting or expanding. Gorgeous 5± acres zoned commercial has a pond with arched bridge to a small island. Located just down the road from Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens, it also has a creek
with sturdy bridge and small orchard. It may be possible to set your own boundaries
between the two parcels via a boundary-line adjustment. Currently used as a residence,
the property includes a 1949, 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with cool retro features that
were way ahead of their time, an attached garage, a detached two-car garage/shop,
greenhouse, and outbuildings. Don’t miss out on this fine commercial opportunity.
(23456 and 23457)
Price Reduced! Now $565,000
Gale Beauchamp Realty 345 Cypress Street, Fort Bragg, California 95437
Telephone: 707 964-5532
This creekside city home is nestled
amongst redwoods in a nice neighborhood—private with nice gardens,
watering system, large patio, and two
decks. The home itself is a charmingly
decorated, 1,538 sq. ft. two-story with
the master suite above the attached
garage. A 270 sq. ft. studio/cottage.
The kitchen opens to the patio/deck,
and the large central area of the home
has a dining area in front of large windows, a living area with fireplace and
custom mantel/hearth, and monitor heat. There is a bedroom, bath, and sitting
room on the first floor. (23639) $395,000
Contemporary architecture and a
fantastic city location make this
home a standout in the market.
Very custom in every way from
design and materials to the construction details which provide a
comfortable and quietly impressive
home. There is beautiful oak flooring throughout with slate floors
used in the entry, hall, dining room,
and kitchen of this 2,000 sq.ft., 3
bedroom, 2 bath home. The radiant hydronic zoned heating system, master bath with
great walk-in tiled shower, and several appliances are quite new. Enjoy lovely private
patios and great style both inside and out with windows and glass patio doors galore.
(23575) $377,000
LAND
SUNBELT PARCEL NEAR THE COAST — Great 0.72 acre parcel with
redwoods and firs in the sunbelt, and only five minutes from Navarro Beach. Build
your home or getaway at this private location away from the main thoroughfares.
Bordered on the east and north by large forest properties. (23184)
Offered at $150,000
GREAT GETAWAY PARCEL WITH SEASONAL CREEK — 10.37± acres
with seasonal creek and sunny, private camping area/potential homesite. Inspiring
grandfather redwood circle. Lots of open, sunny, level and very gentle land, plus
trails up forested ridgeland comprising back of parcel. Private areas, but close to
community clubhouse, showers, and pool. Active septic permit. Power and phone
available. Private paved road access. Short drive to river and ocean. This property
is in the Rancho Navarro Subdivision which offers inland sun, a solar-heated community pool, clubhouse, and recreational pond. Seller willing to pay a portion of
the well drilling cost in escrow, call for details! (21929)
Price Reduced! Now $230,000
TWO 5+ ACRE OCEAN VIEW MEADOWS — Own one of these two gently
sloped meadowland parcels, 5.2± acres or 6.7± acres, bordered with coastal
cypress trees, overlooking the grandeur of the Pacific. Build the home of your
dreams on either of these gracious lots and be lulled to sleep by the sounds of
the sea. Drilled well, soil test, geological report, and archeological study have been
completed. (22992 and 22994)
Prices Reduced! Now $350,000 each
Gale Beauchamp, Broker [email protected]
Ron Eich, Broker Assocate, [email protected]
Carol Ann Walton, REALTOR®, [email protected]
Maureen Petersen, REALTOR®, 272-0748 [email protected]
Big sky horizon ocean views are the theme
at this great rustic contemporary redwood
home on 3 acres the in desirable Inglenook
area. Enjoy the views from the wrap-around
deck or inside where the other focal points
are the wonderful huge ceiling beams and the
gorgeous redwood interior. Two loft bedrooms
open to balconies that overlook the living area
with floor-to-ceiling brick hearth and woodstove At 2,100 sq. ft., this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home also has a 22 ft. x 13 ft. sunroom/
laundry room adjacent to the kitchen which will be a perfect space for a home office
or studio. There is also a guest room with half bath above the double detached garage.
Other outbuildings include a nice greenhouse and a serious carrier pidgeon aviary.
(23628) $515,000 price includes new floorcoverings credit.
Land:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Village ocean view, ready to build—$634,000
Pacific Reefs oceanfront with plans—$585,000
Twelve-acre farm property above Noyo River—$295,000
Classic setting above the harbor—$237,000
Ward Avenue, side-by-side acre lots—(each) $159,000
Acre on cul-de-sac out Sherwood Road—$135,000
Just cleared Ward Ave riparian acre—$129,000
Large city lot, fenced and near schools—$120,000
Nice area in east Fort Bragg, city lot—$115,000
For a photo album of these and all our residential, land & commercial listings, please see www.gbrealty.com Page 10 Real Estate Magazine November 30, 2012
Pamela Hudson Real Estate
“ E N E RG Y, E T H I CS, E XP E RIE NCE !”
COUNTRY PROPERTY Spacious single-story main
residence with sunny rooms, adjacent two-story
unit with living quarters on 5.12 acres. Valley
and mountain views. Only a short distance from
forested area and a short drive to the beach. A
welcoming family home (23200) $425,000
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY The first grocery store
after a thirty-minute drive through the redwoods on
Highway 128. Large free-standing building, upgraded
refrigeration throughout, meat department, deli
department, small gift store with fishing and diving
equipment, two gasoline pumps. Ocean view. Turnkey operation. Immediately adjacent to the local
post office and hardware store. (23164) $2,499,000
price reduced
TWO HOMES ON TWENTY ACRES Escape to your
own private forest just minutes from the beach
and the village of Mendocino. Main home has
two bedrooms and two baths with unique custom
features. Second residence is a 2 bedroom, 1 bath
home in near-new condition. Beautiful landscaping, flower garden, and paths through the woods.
(22385) $599,000
TRANQUILITY AND OPEN SPACE under skylights
make this double-wide manufactured home in
The Woods a serene sanctuary. Tile entry opens
to a large living room with ceiling fan and wood
stove. Brand new heater and one-year-old roof!
(23385) $155,000
MENDOCINO OPULENCE Custom-built, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with every amenity imaginable. Located in the Hills Ranch subdivision,
only a short walk to the village of Mendocino.
Beautiful entertainment room with doors leading
to the deck, and views of the valley leading to the
ocean. (22945) $759,000
PRIME COMMERCIAL LOCATION Cornerstone
property in the heart of downtown Fort Bragg,
California. Prominent location at Franklin and Oak
streets, first time on the market since the early
seventies. Large three-story commercial building
with adjacent vacant lot. Multiple possibilities for
retail or commercial use. (21923) $565,000
COAST HIGHLANDS ESCAPE This home offers an
expansive single-story floor plan with easy-living
style. The upper story has a bath, two bedrooms
or a bedroom and living area, and a generous deck
surrounded by mature cypress trees and a view of
the ocean. Ground floor private master suite, game
room/library with French doors leading to a luxuriously landscaped backyard. (23037) $799,000
YOUR OWN TEN ACRES OF WOODS Wander into your
own redwood forest just minutes from the Mendocino
beaches with over ten sunny acres of woods sloping
down to the Albion River. This hard-to-find secluded
property is surrounded by hundreds of acres of timberland. Permits for a house are active and the electricity is
already on the property. Seasonal stream and year-round
springs. All you have to do is complete your dream home.
(23279) $580,000
FORT BRAGG COMMERCIAL building is the perfect
location for a live-work situation that offers convenience and practicality. Two large downstairs
storefront retail shops, two upstairs apartments, and
owner’s quarters that are comfortable and welcoming. This building has had many different types of
businesses in the past! Don’t miss out on this great
opportunity. (22552 ) $799,000
SAME TIME NEXT YEAR vacation home is near beaches and
shopping, yet is an oasis of calm that feels miles away...This home
has beautiful Japanese touches throughout. This house must be
seen in person to appreciate, the feeling here is amazing. Most
of the furnishings are included to make this a turn-key investment
home. Shoji screens, laminate bamboo flooring, and custom cabinetry throughout. Japanese soaking tubs in bathrooms, tiles and
custom cabinetry throughout. Wi-Fi. Additional information on the
rental is at www.vrbo.com listing #222582. MOST FURNISHINGS
INCLUDED IN SALE! (23231) $499,000
price reduced
OCEANFRONT RENTALS Gorgeous oceanfront
home with income—Get Paid to Live the Mendocino
Dream! Few homes offer you the opportunity to have
turn-key income while you can live in a beautiful,
four-bedroom home overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Currently all three units have income being professionally managed by the Inn at Schoolhouse Creek.
$1,475,000
price reduced
BEACH ACCESS Own your own beach and stream
flowing to the magnificent Pacific Ocean. First time
on the market and a very special opportunity. Four
plus acres on two separate parcels. Custom-built
ranch-style home Level property has abundant potential. Located just south of the Fort Bragg city limits
provides easy access to amenities, yet has ultimate
privacy. (23083) $2,400,000
in escrow
EIGHT-ACRE FORESTED PARCEL Huge mature trees frame a sunny meadow. There is a
spring on the property and an old farmhouse
remains. Located about ten minutes from
Mendocino and Fort Bragg. (23201) $469,000
OCEANFRONT VIEW OPPORTUNITY with a quiet trail to
the Navarro Beach…main house and guest house on
over two acres of prime view property perched above
the river as it enters the Pacific Ocean. Stand on your
deck and take in the blue and white water to the south,
the rugged coastline, and the Point Arena Lighthouse.
Gaze to the east up the majestic Navarro River as it
winds its way through the redwood trees. This is the
location of a lifetime. (23470) $1,130,000
PEACEFUL HOME IN REDWOODS Spacious, 3
bedroom, 2 bath home in The Woods adult community located next to Van Damme State Park in
the redwoods. Skylights and high ceilings. On demand generator and fireplace. Use of clubhouse
and pool. (22681) $149,900
1000 main street
Mendocino, ca 95460
707.937.3900
www.pamelahudson.net
NEW LISTINGS
EXQUISITE seven-plus acres of oceanfront land, located just
south of the town of Elk.
Sweeping views of the
rugged Mendocino
coastline, Point Arena
lighthouse in the distance to the south; sea
stacks and arches.
Absolutely gorgeous
land with many mature trees, as well as the original farmhouse that is currently a successful vacation rental. Reports
for the future building site exist and are available for review.
Proudly owned for the past twenty-five-plus years and ready
now for a new future. Priced to sell at $1,099,000
BEST OF BOTH WORLDS will greet you when you arrive at
this pristine residence,
newly completed in
2008. Ranch-style,
single-story, spacious
floor plan, gleaming
wood finishes throughout, and warm colors
with views to the ocean
and neighboring horse ranch. Second unit above the garage
for guests or longer term resident. (23605) $895,000
TOP-NOTCH QUALITY CRAFTSMAN home with 600 sq. ft.,
1 bedroom, 1 bath cabin
and 300 sq. ft. workshop
on 5 acres. This property
is in the transitional area
between the pigmy and
the redwoods, in a quiet,
private setting 0.4 miles
off Comptche-Ukiah Road.
Just five minutes from the village of Mendocino! (23546)
$525,000
ONE OF MENDOCINO’S MOST ELEGANT SINGLE-STORY
HOMES is now on the market and ready for a buyer.
Located on five acres of
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY located on the northwest
curve of the newly constructed roundabout on north
beautifully-landscaped and
Highway 1 in Fort Bragg, California. High visibility
forested property. Crackling
with ease of access. Both buildings are currently occupied with longstanding tenants. Access from both
fireplace in the great room,
Highway 1 and the Old Coast Highway makes this a
custom kitchen with island
unique commercial property with lots of potential.
(23137) $489,000
for entertaining, beautiful
doors out to an immaculately maintained deck. Large threeBUSINESS FOR SALE A full-service print- car garage with brand new automatic doors.. So much to
ing business with strong local following is see! (23609) $879,000
waiting for an offer! Owners are ready to
retire. Great location and loyal staff. MAKE UNIQUE CUSTOM HOME Contemporary home overlooking
the Albion River as it meets
AN OFFER!
price reduced
price reduced
STRIKINGLY GORGEOUS with floor-to-ceiling windows
and doors, and expansive, panoramic, unobstructed
ocean and cove views. Quietly located at the end of
one of the ‘’Seven Sisters’’, minutes from Mendocino…it
doesn’t get any better than this. Completely remodeled,
just finished, the pictures will speak for themselves.
Detail list of features attached to this listing. One-of-akind custom home in one of the best locations on the
Mendocino Coast. $1,299,000
the Pacific Ocean. Dramatic
exterior and interior construction style, huge beams,
granite and tile finishes, and
metal staircase. Multiple
rooms with skylights; huge
floor-to-ceiling windows and doors. This is a showcase,
cornerstone home. Very private location. (23336) $1,200,000
THOMAS R. HUDSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
PAMELA R. HUDSON
BROKER, DRE #01036573
MOBILE: 707.813.0813
Deirdre Lamb
Realtor®, DRE #01841638
MOBILE: 707.937.9999
Lorraine Murphy
MOBILE: 707.291.7159
ANN BETH (A.B.) PRICEMAN
MOBILE: 707.357.1801
bart carpenter
Realtor® DRE #00958541
MOBILE: 707.591.1211
MICHELE McCOARD MANAGER/ESCROW COORDINATOR
SOME OF THE MANY SERVICES WE PROVIDE . . .
1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges
Foreclosure Sales • Legal Department
Probate Sales
Privacy. Dignity. Safety.
Assisted Living in the
Lodge at the Woods
H O N E S T Y • K N OW L E D G E • E X PE R I E N C E
“Thanks for making this the simplest and best real estate transaction of our lives!”
—Buyers in Caspar
Mendocino: (707) 937-1565, ext. 13
Anderson Valley: (707) 895-2255
Toll free: (800) 454-1565, ext. 13
E-mail: [email protected]
Residents enjoy privacy and independent
living in their own apartments. Relatives
enjoy knowing their family member is
safe and well cared for.
Friendly, caring staff serves three delicious home-style meals a day with
accommodation for dietary needs. An
on-site licensed nurse, emergency
call system, and 24-hour assistance
provide peace of mind and security.
Transportation to and from appointments
is included. Individualized attention
is given based on a complete personal
assessment. Companionship with peers
and stimulating activities both on- and
off-site help residents live life to the fullest. All this is surprisingly affordable,
and there is no community fee or security
deposit required!
The Lodge at The Woods. Committed
to serving seniors.
Equal Housing
Opportunity
NCPHS
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
PRESBYTERIAN HOMES
& SERVICES
To learn more about The Lodge at The Woods call 707 937-0294 or 800 469-6637
43300 Little River Airport Road, Little River, CA 95456 • www.ncphs.org
The Woods is owned and operated by Northern California Presbyterian Homes & Services, Inc. CA Lic. No 236800187
Listings: CoastHome.com • Info: SaraFowler.net • Seniors Real Estate Specialist®
GET HELP WITH YOUR
PERSONAL FINANCE PUZZLE
G
DELIN
REMO
TAKE
A TRIP
HomePath LOANS
FF
PAY O
NEW CAR
t
VA and CalVe
NO P
OINT
S
COLLEGE
TUITION
BILLS
RO
ADDITOIM
ON
USDA LOANS FIXED RATE
Susan Weaver
Real Estate Broker
California Department of
Real Estate Lic. #01015740
Serving the Mendocino Coast,
Ukiah & the Redwood Valley
707-937-3938
800-884-3938
Located above the
Coast Real Estate Building
45010 Ukiah St.
Mendocino, CA 95460
[email protected]
CALL SUSAN WEAVER
YOUR LOCAL LOAN PROFESSIONAL
preschool
needs a home
by summer!
After twenty-seven years’ operating a preschool at the same location,
Caspar Children’s Garden needs to move out of its aging buildings by
June 30, 2013. Our mission is now in jeopardy—serving over forty families
that would have to find child care elsewhere and the loss of many teaching
jobs—if we don’t find a suitable location in time.
FIRST EQUITY
365 Cypress Street
Fort Bragg CA 95437
1-800-698-0708
707-964-0708
707-357-0819
Pre-qualiﬁcation • Real Estate Sales • Mortgage/Trust Deeds
C H E C K O U T O U R W E B S I T E AT:
w w w. f i r s t e q u i t y f o r t b r a g g . c o m
or
w w w. f i r s t e q u i t y f o r t b r a g g . c o m / m o b i l
365 Cypress Street • Fort Bragg CA 95437
1-800-698-0708 • 707-964-0708 • 707-357-0819
Real Estate Broker, California Department of Real Estate • License Number 01845615
Because our roots rest in our unique approach to education and the quality
of our teachers, we know that these assets can be taken with us and new
play spaces can be recreated elsewhere. At this critical time in our school’s
life, we’re turning to the community for help in finding a new place.
We’re looking from Fort Bragg to Mendocino for a suitably zoned home
or usable building with minimum 1,200 sq. ft. of visually open space for
indoor activities along with some extra rooms for office and storage and
three bathrooms. Parking for about a dozen cars, safe access, and a fenced
yard of approximately 3,000 sq. ft. are also vital. If you know of a suitable
space for rent or lease, please contact me or our director, Diana Taur, at
961-0239 or [email protected].
Skip Taube, President, Board of Directors —937.1437 / [email protected]
Public Service Announcement Courtesy of Real Estate Magazine
For information about advertising in Real Handy Ads Call 357-4371 and ask for Lisa
Or write to: Real Estate Magazine, 160 South Harold Street, Fort Bragg, CA 95437
CUSTOM
FABRICATION –
SHEET METAL
Fort Bragg
Plumbing
Douglas
Well Test Reports
Architect
Septic Tank Inspections
Paul
Schlosser, Newberger
Architects
435 N. Main Street
(707) 961-0911
www.lsndesign.com
HEATING
STOVE SHOP – GAS,
WOOD & OIL STOVES
Complete Water System Service
Water Filtration Water Heaters
PO Box 1393 Mendocino
Complete CA
Plumbing
95460Emergency Service
707 937-3729
State Cont. Lic. No. 407516
[email protected]
P.O. Box 1878, Fort Bragg, CA 95437
(707) 964-0604
www.pauldouglasarchitect.com
ALBION DOORS & WINDOWS
964-0691
636 North Franklin Street, Fort Bragg, CA
STATE LIC. #634827
FAX
964-0410
New and Recycled
Unique Styles — Low Prices
Antique Door Hardware
Larry Sawyer & Harriet Bye
707 937-0078
knobsession.com
FISCH BROS
964-roof
www.dunlaproofing.com
Cal. Lic #806498
WATER WELLS
Since 1972
DOMESTIC • IRRIGATION • INDUSTRIAL
895-2031
Free Estimates–Lic. & Ins.
www.NoPests4You.com
707 -964-8465
Graphics, Print, & Web
335 E Redwood Ave, Fort Bragg
Diana
Brian B. Brown Construction
at your service...
New Construction, Remodel
Decorative Concrete
Brian B. Brown
License #761500
[email protected]
P.O. Box 1957
Mendocino, CA 95460
707-937-6263
Dennis McCroskey
Structural Engineer
Civil Engineer
Architect
architects & engineers associated
Buildings . Bridges . Water Towers
Planning . Design . Drafting . Permits
Investigations . Evaluations . Reports . ADA
Construction Inspections . Economic Studies
Construction Management . Project Management
Over 35 Years in Mendocino
707.937.4478
ArchitectEngineer.com . [email protected]
Marcel’s
Painting
interior and exterior
free estimates
707-813-7084
license #906083
Real Events Calendar
Ongoing, 2012
Soroptimist International of Fort Bragg Violet Richardson Award
The Soroptimist International of Fort Bragg are seeking applicants
for its recognition program targeted to young women who make
the community and the world a better place. The Violet Richardson Award honors young women, between the ages of fourteen to
seventeen for their volunteer action such as fighting drugs, crime
and violence; cleaning up the environment; and working to end discrimination and poverty. An award will be presented to the winner
at a special ceremony on April 28, 2013. · Applicants for the award
are available at the Fort Bragg High School, Hospital Auxiliary,
Project Sanctuary, by contacting Maribeth White at 707-962-0200
or stop by at 131 East Redwood Street Fort Bragg. Application may
also downloaded from the Soroptimist website soroptimistfortbraggca.org, click “awards” and download the nomination form.
· All applications must be return to Soroptimist International
of Fort Bragg, P.O. Box 131, Fort Bragg, CA. 95437 no later than
December 1, 2012.
November, 2012
Fri. 11/30–Tues. 12/10
Festival of Lights
Tens of thousands of twinkling lights transform Mendocino
Coast Botanical Gardens into a blossoming winter wonderland
to create a magical mood for the holidays. Majestic tall trees are
dressed in tiny, colorful lights while the understory beds bloom
with ‘flowers of lights’. Children of all ages, 1 to 100, can stroll
along the garden pathways and be dazzled by the floral light displays. Sample holiday sweets, warm drinks and enjoy a community coming together in the spirit of holiday and fun · Monday to
Thursday, 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., $5; Friday to Sunday, 5:00 p.m. to
8:00 p.m., $10; age 15 and under (children must be accompanied by
an adult) free. · Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens, 18220 North
Highway One, Fort Bragg · Contact Mary Anne Payne, 964.4352,
[email protected], www.gardenbythesea.org
Fri. 11/30 or Sun. 12/02 or Fri. 12/07
Annual Fort Bragg Lighted Boat Parade
The annual Fort Bragg Lighted Boat Parade is in its fourth year
and is easily observed from any of the fine waterfront restaraunts
in Noyo Harbor, or from the parking area for Noyo Beach. · The
event was started by members of the Lost Coast Chapter of the
Traditional Small Craft Association. In years past we have had
the participation of many small craft, including kayaks, canoes
and skiffs, as well as support from Coast Guard Station Noyo. We
welcome all participants who have a vessel and lights. Since the
event is dependent on weather conditions, if we are rained out
on November 30, the event will be moved to December 2. If that
day is rained out, we will shoot for the following Friday, which is
December 7. · Lighted boats, kayaks, canoes, fishing and pleasure
boats assemble near the Noyo Bridge at 5:30 p.m. Parade starts at
dark and goes from the bridge, upriver to the Coast Guard Station
Noyo and returns to the bridge, making two runs. · Noyo Harbor,
Fort Bragg · Call or e-mail Jim McDannold for questions or details,
813-7644, [email protected]
Fri. 11/30–Mon. 12/3
Fa La La Follies
Cost: $10, adult; $5, under 12 · 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. · Contact
name anne semans, [email protected]; http://www.facebook.com/
pages/Sing-Out-for-Change/156583781071484 · Cahto Street, cross
is Ford Street, Matheson Performing Arts Center, Mendocino
December, 2012
Sat. 12/01
Mendocino Stories and Music Series
Mendocino Stories and Music Series will join with Lenny Laks
in an annual fund-raising event for Cancer Resource Center
of Mendocino. Lenny’s CD Release Party will bring in lots of favorite local musicians. Lenny’s new CD, Children Gotta Walk
Down That Road, is hot off the press and includes many of the
musicians playing for this benefit. Riptide with Roger Fritz, David Hayes, and James Preston will be there. Look for Stevie Gurr,
John Chamberlin, and Steven Bates, all ready to join Lenny Laks
on the big stage. · All ages welcome! · Suggested donation is
$20 at the door; $25 will provide you with a CD to take home with
you. · Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for dinner menu and full bar. ·
Showtime is 7:30 p.m. · Hill House Inn · Call Pattie at 937-1732
or www.mendocinostories.com/events.html.
Sun. 12/02–Tues. 12/31
Mendocino Art Center’s Gallery Exhibits:
Hope Stevenson and Mendocino Coast FurnitureMakers · Exhibition: December’s gallery exhibits feature Hope Stevenson’s paintings and a fine woodworking show by the Mendocino Coast FurnitureMakers in the Main Gallery, and “Toy Show #2,” an additional
show by the Mendocino Coast FurnitureMakers in the Nichols Gallery · Free · Daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. · 45200 Little Lake
Street, Mendocino 937-5818
Mon 12/03–Tues. 12/31
Paint the Forest–2010
Reception, Exhibition: This National Art and Photography Exhibit
opens at the Edgewater Gallery with a reception on December
3 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Redwood Forest Foundation
sponsored this event which depicts the beauty and the plight of
American forests to foster awareness of the importance of forests
to people and the planet. · Free · Daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
356 North Main Street, Fort Bragg 964-4668
Sat. 12/01–Tues. 12/31
To Go, National Juried Ceramic Exhibit
Exhibit: “To Go” is a statement on today’s fast-paced, on-the-go
style of dining, working and multi-tasking. The theme has inspired
both vessel and sculpture creations. · Free · 10:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. · Mendocino Art Center, 45200 Little Lake Street, Mendocino
937-5818 x14
Sat. 12/01–Tues. 12/31
Wooden Toy Show
Exhibit: This show by the Mendocino Coast FurnitureMakers includes puzzles (for the young and old), educational games, rocking
horses and pull toys that flap and clack as they are pulled along.
Many of the toys are made with local woods and inspired by local
themes. · Free · 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. · Mendocino Art Center,
45200 Little Lake Street, Mendocino 937-5818 x14
Sat. 12/01
Mendocino English Country Dance
Support your community dance events this year by coming and
joining in to keep them active. Get some exercise, enjoy your
friends and neighbors and dance some beautiful dances. Very lively
music by “Take A Dance” English country dance orchestra, the
house band for the Mendocino English Country Dances. Calling
and instruction by dance leaders Elizabeth, Dan, Ashley and Jane.
English Country Dance is fun, relatively easy, community-oriented
dancing with live music. All dances are taught. No partner is required. Beginners are encouraged to participate. No special dress
is required. Please bring potluck snacks and beverages to share
during the break. · $10 admission · Newcomer instruction at
7:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. · Caspar Community Center 964-4826
Sat. 12/01
Brookside School Holiday Bazaar
This holiday bazaar and book fair, hosted by Brookside PTO, is
a fund-raiser for Brookside Elementary School. There will be
crafts, food, and a raffle! Santa Claus will be attending to pose
for photos with children. · 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m · Brookside
Elementary School, Spruce and Lincoln Way, Willits · 354-1670
or [email protected]
Sat. 12/01
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Christmas Faire
Join us for our holiday food and crafts sale. · 9:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m.
· 640 South Orchard Street, Willits · 462-8042,
[email protected], or www.holytrinityukiah.org
Sat. 12/01
Willits Senior Center’s Craft Fair and Bake Sale
Original crafts, baked goodies and candy are all available at the Senior Center in celebration of the season. · 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
1501 Baechtel Road, Willits · 459-6826, [email protected],
www.willitssenior.com
Sat. 12/01
Grace Hudson Museum and Sun House Holiday Open House
Begin the holiday season at the Grace Hudson Museum and
Sun House! Enjoy visits with Santa, carolers, and refreshments. This special event includes bay leaf wreaths and swags
for sale, discount pricing in the Museum gift store, and tours of
the Sun House, decorated for the holidays. · Free · 10:00 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m. · 431 South Main Street, Ukiah · Contact Sherri
Smith-Ferri · 467-2836 or [email protected];
www.gracehudsonmuseum.org
Sat. 12/01
Holiday Open House and Gift Market
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. · Grace Hudson Museum and Sun House
hosts its annual Holiday Open House and Gift Market against the
backdrop of the City of Ukiah’s Small Town Christmas festivities.
At the Sun House, Grace and John Hudson’s 1911 redwood Craftsman bungalow will be freshly decorated for the holidays; Santa will
hold court. Inside the Museum itself, a variety of activities beckon.
The Ukiah Madrigal Singers will sing carols, and puppeteer Gigi
Brown will recount folk tales using the wooded landscapes of the
Museum’s current exhibit, “The Comprehensive Keith: A Centennial Tribute,” as backdrops. A number of talented local artists and
artisans will ply their wares, including Lolli Jacobsen of Pacific
Textiles, Wax & Bing Pottery from Anderson Valley, Whispering
Winds Nursery, and Gail Meyer, who imports Huichol Indian art.
Christmas bay leaf and fir wreaths will also be on sale, and refreshments will be served. Several noted local authors will be on hand
to sign their books, available at a 10 percent discount from the
Museum Store. (All other merchandise in the Museum Store will
also be on sale.) · Proceeds for this gala event will benefit the
Grace Hudson Museum and Sun House. · Free · 431 South Main
Street, Ukiah, 95482 · 467-2836 or www.gracehudsonmuseum.org
Sat. 12/01
Fortieth Annual Holiday Faire
11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. · Waldorf School Holiday Faire is the
longest running craft faire in the county. Over twenty-five local artisans and crafters under one roof, this event is not to be
missed. A large variety of vendors ensures that you can do most
of your holiday shopping in one day then take a break and enjoy
live music as you have your lunch from our gourmet cafe by chef
Olan Cox. For the children there are crafting stations where they
can make beautiful gifts for friends and families for a small cost.
Make this part of your annual holiday tradition. · Free Admission · Downtown Ukiah on School Street in the Conference Center,
200 South School Street, Ukiah Contact Chandelle Bates, 485-8719
or [email protected] · www.mendocinowaldorf.org
Sat. 12/01
Roots of Motive Power Holiday Express
A Christmas party features Santa arriving on a steam locomotive. Visit Santa and receive a small gift, free train rides around
the Roots loop track, music, refreshments, crafts, Imagination
Library, games, free admission to the Museum, singing, carolers, and refreshments make this an event for kids of all ages.
11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. · East Commercial Street, Willits
[email protected] · www.rootsofmotivepower.com
Sat. 12/01
Small Town Christmas and Trucker’s Light Parade
Celebrate the season by getting a picture with Santa and
shopping locally at Ukiah’s unique and friendly downtown
businesses. · 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. · At 5:30 pm, watch the
Christmas tree light up in Alex Thomas Plaza. The Trucker’s
Light Parade starts at 6:00 pm. · Downtown, Ukiah 462-4705,
[email protected] or www.ukiahchamber.com
Sat. 12/01
Holiday Open House and Carriage Rides
Visit Santa and take a ride in a carriage. You get to celebrate all
kinds of ways in Ukiah! · 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m · Pear Tree Center,
Ukiah · E-mail: [email protected]
Sat. 12/01
A Holiday Concert for the Coast
The Ernest Bloch Bell Ringers present their annual holiday concert featuring timeless holiday classics. Singing is a big part of
the ringers’ repertoire and the audience is invited to sing along
on many well known songs. Guest performers include Karl Young
on shakuhachi, Eric Kritz on clarinet, Don Krieger on piano, and
the Redwood Trio. · $10/advance; $15/day of show · 3:00 p.m.
46501 Gualala Road, Gualala · Contact David Susalla, 884-1138
or [email protected]; www.gualalaarts.org
Sat. 12/01
Fort Bragg Holiday Lights Parade and Celebration
This beloved seasonal celebration is sponsored by the Fort Bragg
Volunteer Fire Department and the North Coast Rodders Car Club.
5:00 pm: Festivities begin when Santa and Mrs. Claus visit with
the children and pass out cookies and candy at the Guest House
Museum. · 6:00 pm: Tree Lighting Ceremony · Local musicians
and community groups entertain with carols, the Gloriana Carolers, and traditional Christmas music. The Mayor officially lights
the giant tree on the lawn of the Guest House Museum. · 7:00 pm:
The Holiday Lights Parade will illuminate downtown Fort Bragg! ·
Downtown, Fort Bragg · Call 961.2823 or e-mail chamber@mcn.
org to check for rain postponement; www.fortbragg.com
Sun. 12/02
Junior Rangers—Your Special Animal
Junior Ranger program will take place at MacKerricher State Park
inside the park office. As weather permits, part of each program
will take place outdoors. Wear warm clothing. Each program will
have a different theme. These programs will last about 1.5 hours.
Junior Ranger programs are fun and engaging activities designed
for children ages seven to twelve years old. · Free · 1:00 p.m. to
2:30 p.m. · Three miles north of Fort Bragg, California on Highway
1. Turn left (west) at Mill Creek Road into the park. Take first road
left and then left again to the park office. · Contact Fred Andrews,
813-1370 or [email protected]; mendoparks.org
Fri. 12/07
City of Point Arena Tree Lighting
Join us under the Holiday Tree and watch the lights come on. Enjoy hot chocolate, carols, and the joy of the season. · 12:15 p.m.
882-2122 · E-mail: [email protected]
Fri. 12/07
Santa Claus is Coming to Town!
Visit Santa at JD Redhouse and tell him all the gifts on your list! ·
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. · 212 South Main Street, Willits · Contact JD
Redhouse & Company, 459-1214 or [email protected]
Sat. 12/08
SPACE Presents Holly Near
Musical pioneer Holly Near hits the road this fall in support of her
stunning new album, Peace Becomes You. This two-disc set shows
the depth and breadth of her talent with a great mix of original
songs and innovative interpretations of other writers. Holly Near
has been a vibrant contributor to social change music and activism
for over forty years. Although she started her career as a Broadway,
film and television actor, she soon turned her attention to singing
Information about your event must be written copy… E-mail, FAX, mail or delivered to our
office. To limit errors and omissions phone messages about events will not be accepted.
A telephone number for information must be included.
Public Service Announcements Courtesy of Real Estate Magazine.
full time. Near, raised in Potter Valley on a cattle ranch, was gifted
with a powerful voice and grew up in a family that encouraged
critical thinking and the arts. The night will feature wine, treats
and a silent auction focusing on unique getaways and local art to
benefit Near and Arnold’s School of Performing Arts and Cultural
Education’s program. · Tickets are available at Mendocino Book
Company and Ukiah Natural Foods. · 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. · 8:00
p.m. · 508 West Perkins Street, Ukiah · For more information call
(707) 462-9370 or visit us online at www.spaceperformingarts.org
stillness to shattering resonance, and seamless unisons explode into
lush incomprehensible chords. · $22, advance · $27, day of show
7:00 p.m to 10:00 p.m. · 46501 Gualala Road, Gualala · 884-1138
www.gualalaarts.org
Sat. 12/08
Kevin Carr—My Grandfather’s Fiddle—Stories for the Solstice
Consisting of fiddle tunes, bagpipe melodies, songs and stories
from Ireland, Quebec, Galicia, Scandinavia and other far off places. Concert attendees will park at the bottom of the hill. Fiddler,
piper and storyteller, Kevin Carr’s one-man musical theater of the
imagination blends folklore, true-life adventure, and the rare, soulful sounds of fiddle and pipes into a mesmerizing experience for
listeners of all ages. He’s played banjo in Latvia, learned to play
the bagpipes of a dozen countries and dug deep to find just the
right stories to share. He’ll be playing various kinds of fiddles,
Swedish pipes, Irish uilleann pipes, Scottish smallpipes and Galician Gaita. · $15 in advance (this concert will sell out quickly),
$20 at the door · Concert begins at 4:00 p.m. · Doors open at
3:30 p.m. · Purchase tickets by phone: 937-6123, or e-mail to
[email protected] · Point Cabrillo Lighthouse
Sat. 12/15
Christmas Boutique Craft Fair
Presented by the South Coast Seniors, vendor offerings include
locally grown plants, holiday gifts, homemade soaps, herbal
products, handcrafted wooden boxes, flutes, jewelry, jams, books,
boutique clothing, and more. · 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. · Veterans
Memorial Hall, Highway 1, Point Arena · 785-3538
Sat. 12/08
Sol Flamenco
Willits Community Theatre presents Sol Flamenco, a dance group
that offers exciting, dramatic, energy-packed presentations combining flamenco guitar, singing, and dancing into a unique, crowdpleasing show. · 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. · 37 West Van Lane, Willits
Willits Community Theatre: 459-0895 or [email protected]
www.willitstheatre.org
Sun. 12/09
Christmas at the Little Red Schoolhouse
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m · Christmas Caroling · 2:00 p.m. · Christmas carols will once again be sung around the Burke Family piano.
Robin Linsdsay and Jan Wasson-Smith will lead the caroling. ·
Special Christmas Memories: 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. · Christmas
Tree and Gift Basket Raffle: 4:30 p.m. · Free with No Host Bar ·
12340 Highway 128, Boonville · Contact Sheri Hansen at 272-7248
· www.andersonvalleymuseum.org
Sun. 12/09
A Madrigal Holiday
Mendonoma Chamber Choir will present festive music from
the Middle Ages to today in celebration of the season. · $10,
general; $5 more day of event. Free to youth 7-17 · 4:00 p.m. to
6:00 p.m. · Gualala Arts Center, Gualala · 46501 Gualala Road, Gualala
884-1138 or [email protected] · gualalaarts.org/index.html
Wed. 12/12
Holiday Craft Faire
Visit our Christmas Bazaar with handmade arts and crafts and
goodies to buy, concessions, and a kids’ area for cookie decorating,
movies and crafts. Santa shows up to hear all the wishes and take
pictures, and a good time is had by all. · 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Harwood Hall, 44400 Willis Ave, Laytonville · 459-7910 or info@
willitschamber.org
Thurs. 12/13
Twenty-fourth Annual Candlelight Inn Tour: Mendocino
The picturesque inns on the coast share their charm and holiday
cheer for a Candlelight Inn Tour. Visit many lovely Inns along the
Mendocino Coast and enjoy refreshments plus art and music. The
tour benefits Mendocino Unified School Enrichment (MUSE) fund.
Mendocino Inn Tours: Mendocino Hotel, MacCallum House, Alegria
Inn, Raku House, Kelley House Museum, and Ford House Visitor
Center and Natural History Museum. · $25 ticket includes admission
for all three days to all the inns. For updated information on inns
and tickets at www.mendocinoinntour.com · 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Thurs. 12/13
Downtown Parade of Lights
Gather in Ukiah’s historic downtown · 6:30 p.m. · Contact Rick
Hansen, 462-6789 or [email protected]
www.ukiahmainstreetprogram.org
Fri. 12/14
Hometown Holiday
Mingle among Point Arena’s downtown retailers who’ll be offering
discounts, refreshments, and samples to shoppers. · 8:00 a.m. to
8:00 p.m. · 882-2122
Fri. 12/14–Sun. 12/16
Annual Willits Rotary Crab Sale
Two big boiling pots planted in the Sweetwater Station parking
lot plume crab-scented steam into the air as the Willits Rotary
Club steams and sells fresh-off-the-boat crabs during the group’s
annual fund-raising event. · 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. · 425 South
Main Street, Willits · 459-3562
Fri. 12/14–Sun. 12/16
Twenty-sixth annual Willits Holiday Craft Faire
Enjoy music, refreshments and handmade crafts by local artisans
at the Willits Community Center Annual Holiday Craft Faire. ·
Free admission · 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. · 111 East Commercial
Street, Willits · 459-7910
Fri. 12/14
Toys for Tots Toy Drive and Wine Tasting
The McFadden Farm Stand and Tasting Room in downtown Hopland, right on Highway 101, will be staying open late to host the
first Toys For Tots toy drive and wine tasting. Join us after work,
drop off a new unwrapped toy for a child, and as our thank you
for your generosity we offer you a complimentary wine tasting,
a special 20 percent discount on everything in the tasting room
(wine, grass fed beef, herbs, garlic, wreaths, pottery, everything!)
- perfect for holiday gift needs, and Toys For Tots will be giving
away an enormous basket of assorted McFadden farm goodies
(over $200 value) in a raffle drawing. The Hopland fire department will be delivering the toys collected on Christmas Eve, and
regularly help Santa see that forty local children have a gift on
Christmas morning. If you can’t come during the event, but can
bring a toy earlier then you will still get a raffle entry. Please help
us help make this holiday season a little brighter for children in
need. · Free, but we ask that you bring a new unwrapped toy.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome. · 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. · 13275
S Hwy 101, Ste 5, Hopland · Contact John Cesano at 744-8463 ·
www.McFaddenVineyard.com
Fri. 12/14
Twenty-fourth Annual Candlelight Inn Tour: Fort Bragg
Take a turn around the beautiful inns in Fort Bragg and visit the
Skunk Train, all lit up for the holidays. Enjoy refreshments, music,
hot chocolate and more. · Fort Bragg Inn Tours: Beachcomber
Motel, Surf & Sand Motel, North Cliff Hotel, Glass Beach Inn, and
Skunk Train. · $25 ticket includes admission for all three days to
all the inns. For updated information on inns and tickets at www.
mendocinoinntour.com. · 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Fri. 12/14
Hot Winter’s Night Performance
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. · Alan Garcia Auditorium, Willits High
School, 299 North Main Street, Willits
Fri. 12/14
KITKA Women’s Vocal Ensemble Perform Wintersongs
KITKA is a women’s vocal ensemble unlike any other. These sophisticated singers blend a contemporary sensibility with specialized vocal techniques from Eastern Europe that have been
distilled over centuries. Using only the pure unaccompanied voice,
they create a constantly shifting landscape of sound, pulsing with
angular rhythms, where dramatic dynamics leap from delicate
Fri. 12/14
Terpsichore Community Choir
Holiday performance at the Methodist Church. · Donations
accepted. · 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. · Methodist Church, Willits
Sat. 12/15
Twenty-fourth Annual Candlelight Inn Tour: Little River
and Albion
The bed and breakfast inns in Little River and Albion will open
their doors for tours and will offer food to warm you and boost
your holiday spirit. Holiday lights, cool autumn air, hot cider, cookies and more are part of this wonderful event. · Little River &
Albion Inn Tours: Little River Inn, Albion River Inn, Cottages at
Little River Cove, Inn at Schoolhouse Creek, and Andiron Seaside Cabins. · $25 ticket includes admission for all three days
to all the inns. For updated information on inns and tickets at
www.mendocinoinntour.com. · 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sat. 12/15
Symphony of the Redwoods Holiday Pops Concert
Celebrate the holidays with a something for the whole family. The
Pops Orchestra, under the direction of Les Pfutzenreuter, will
play your favorite holiday music with special guests In the Mix,
The Acafellas, Sine Nomine, Dan Fowler, and the Fort Bragg High
School Choir. · Adults—$20, Youth to 18—$10 · There will be a
Mexican Posada, snacks and treats, pictures with Santa, and during the day a Craft Fair, 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Festivities begin at
6:00 p.m. and the concert at 7:00 p.m. · Tickets are available at the
door, Harvest Market, Tangents, and Out of This World, and online
at www.symphonyoftheredwoods.org. · 500 North Harold Street,
Fort Bragg · For information, call (707) 964-0898.
Sun. 12/16
Thirty-fourth Annual Ukiah Toy Run
Meet Bill for coffee at 11:30 a.m. at The Coffee Lady 1610 South
State Street next to Grace Hudson School. The ride begins
promptly at 12:00 noon. Party to follow at 1:00 p.m. at the Lake
Mendocino Clubhouse, 1500 Lake Mendocino Drive. All proceeds
from this event go to the Ukiah Valley Christmas Effort. The price
of admission to the event is an unwrapped toy, canned food, or a
cash donation. Food and Live Music will be provided. · 485-7402
or [email protected] · www.ukiahtoyrun.com
Sun. 12/16
Junior Rangers—Mountain Lions
Junior Ranger program will take place at MacKerricher State Park
inside the park office. As weather permits, part of each program
will take place outdoors. Wear warm clothing. Each program will
have a different theme. These programs will last about 1.5 hours.
Junior Ranger programs are fun and engaging activities designed
for children ages seven to twelve years old. · Free · Three miles
north of Fort Bragg, California on Highway 1. Turn left (west) at
Mill Creek Road and drive into the park. Take first left and left
again to the park office. · 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. · Contact Fred
Andrews, 813-1370 or [email protected] · mendoparks.org
Sun. 12/16
Readers Theater—A Christmas Carol
David Skibbins has adapted and directed this presentation of
Charles Dickens famous Christmas story. This will be an adult
‘story hour’ as much as it is a dramatic presentation; with a narrator reading the tale and the Readers Theater cast bringing
the characters to life. · $20, advance; $25, day of · 2:00 p.m. to
5:00 p.m. · Gualala Arts Center, Gualala · Call Gualala Arts office
884-1138 for details.
Mon. 12/17–Tues. 1218
Gloriana Carolers
Wassailing we will go! Gloriana Musical Theatre presents two free
concerts by the Gloriana Carolers This year thirteen singers (including cute young ones) dressed in vintage Victorian costumes
will sing your favorite Christmas carols and songs. Join in on the
sing-along to the tunes we love at holiday time. Gloriana.org.
More info: Janice Littrell 961-0155. · December 17 at Mendocino
Presbyterian Church, Main St., Mendocino 7:00 p.m. · December
18 at First Baptist Church, corner Pine and Franklin, Fort Bragg
7:00 p.m. · [email protected] or www.gloriana.org
TOTAL
RAINFALL*
for the
MENDOCINO COAST
Total Rainfall 2005–2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52.18”
Total Rainfall 2006–2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29.20”
Total Rainfall 2007–2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32.59"
Total Rainfall 2008–2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.17"
Total Rainfall 2009–2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46.89"
Total Rainfall 2010–2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50.75”
Total Rainfall 2011–2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31.82”
Total Rainfall
2012–2013
To Date 9.59”
Total Rainfall
October 24, 2012 to November 27, 2012
7.0”
This rainfall data was gathered at
Mendocino City
Community Services District
*Total rainfall is measured from July 1 of the preceding
year to June 30 of the current year.
Specializing in
VA, CAL-VET,
Short Sales
and Distressed
Properties
18300 Old Coast Highway, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 Across From The Botanical Gardens
shoreline properties
www.Shoreline-Homes.com
Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
Office: (707) 964-1888 • Fax: (707) 964-8408 • Property Management: (707) 964-2841
Robert Armitage, Realtor® — Gregory Menken, Broker – Anna Morland, Realtor®
Margaret Perry, Realtor® – Carol Gilmore, Realtor®
W e a r e t h e C o a s t ’s F o r e c l o s u r e E x p e r t s • C a l l A b o u t U p c o m i n g L i s t i n g s !
UNOBSTRUCTED OCEAN VIEW
HOME IN DESIRABLE OCEAN MEADOWS
subdivision. This
is a once-in-a-bluemoon oppor tunity—the last of the
original manufactured homes in a
neighborhood that
has recently seen
dramatic build-out
with upscale dwellings being the rule. With an
unobstructed view of Seaside Beach, a walk to
the northwest corner of the property puts you
ten steps from the sand! To the east, pastoral
views abound. Here is a great opportunity
to use this well-loved beach house to just
relax and make big plans for your ultimate
dream home on this spectacular site. (23595)
$550,000
NWF CERTIFIED WILDLIFE HABITAT
TOTALLY REMODELED SINGLE-STORY
HOME offers
total privacy
Reduced
and filtered
Price
ocean views.
Excellent floor
plan with master suite, his
and her custom baths and bedroom/
dressing room, 18’ ft. resistance (lap)
pool and outdoor shower, home office,
and two two-car garages with attached
greenhouse, deck, and carport. Seller
is licensed real estate broker. (23472)
$548,440
ORGANIC HOME
IN THE REDWOODS with lots of light
and an open, airy feeling. End-of-road
privacy. Inviting interior with glass-front wood
stove, formal dining room, great flow, and circular stair leading to functional loft. A cleared
pad above the house would be perfect for
granny unit or studio. Substantial decking off
of living and dining rooms expands the living
space. (23614) $389,000
BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED HOME
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION in east Fort
Bragg neighborhood.
pending
Highlights include vaulted
ceilings, a
huge master suite with
oversized
bath
and
passthrough between kitchen and formal dining room. The lot behind the house (23190)
is also for sale for $75,000. (23146) $219,000
MENDOCINO COTTAGE
VILLAGE TOWNHOUSE
ATTRACTIVE ACREAGE with septic system
repor tedly installed for a
five-bedroom
pending
home. Close to
the village in
an outstanding
neighborhood.
Good exposure
to sun, natural
landscaping, and south-facing exposure for
passive-solar heating. Circular driveway leads
to year-round pond. See documents section for
well report. (23557) $304,000
NEWLY REMODELED Hills Ranch townhouse.
New carpet and
lighting make
this a desirable
Reduced
and affordable
Price
home within
walking distance
to the village.
This is one of
the best deals in
the Mendocino
school district. (23277) $298,500
RURAL FORT BRAGG
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE areas of
rural Fort
s
kup
Bragg,
bac
ing
this welltak
designed
h o m e
offers
a commanding
view of the Pudding Creek watershed.
The sale of this property is subject to the
lender approval of a short sale. (23312)
$335,000
LONG A FAVORITE
Tote Fete is an established business
in the heart
of Mendocino
village.
With
an
excellent
ocean
view
location
this
business offers
excellent goodwill. It generates an outstanding income
year-round. (23186) $183,315
ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY HOME
in good neighborhood with valley
views. Recent
roof, paint and
electrical panel.
pending
Master bedroom
features builtin gas fireplace,
built-in shelving,
and cedar closet.
Downstairs in master bedroom offers tiled jetted tub and dual lavatories. Upstairs bedrooms
lead to sunny deck with valley and uphill
views. Home is in good condition with decking
on east and south side. Large and lockable
storage room perfect for workshop or hobbies. Financing incentives available through
GMAC Mortgage for borrowers purchasing this
property. Please speak with the Listing Realtor
for details. (23599) $134,900
Jug Handle Hideaway
40 acres of unspoiled paradise
Across from
Jug Handle
State Natural
Reserve are
two assessor’s parcels.
Two dwellings and an art studio, two bars, 20+
GPM well, pond, year-round creek, market
garden, and the southernmost stand of
Sitka spruce. (22831) $930,000
ENCHANTED FOREST
SUPERB CURB APPEAL
IN THE SUNBELT Highly sought-after
Navarro
R i d g e
p r o p erty with
h u g e
garden
a r e a ,
south-facing home, lots of decks, and
custom-designed
art/guest
studio.
Downstairs is a second deck with outdoor shower and detached bedroom.
Very private with plenty of sunshine
plus a year-round spring down the hill!
(23615) $499,000
THIS RECENTLY PAINTED Colonial home is
located in one
of Fort Bragg’s
pending
best neighborhoods. Sunbelt
weather
yet
close to beach
and services.
Compare the
value here with any other property on acreage and you will be impressed. Open living
space on the first floor with bonus den/hobby/entertainment room and well-designed, 4
bedroom, 2 bath, second floor. PLEASE NOTE:
Interior is now vacant except for some kitchen appliances. (23562) $299,900
COMMANDING VIEWS
Looking for Income?
FROM THE TOP OF A KNOLL overlooking Wages
Creek
Reduced
Price
Beach,
this twobedroom
bungalow
enjoys forever vistas
on over four acres of bluff top. Adjacent
to the KOA Wages Creek Campground,
it has a longstanding vacation rental
history. (23368) $499,000 Property
may also be purchased in conjunction
with Wages Creek KOA Campground
MLS# 23367.
Fully occupied
a nd
h i g h ly
desirable commercial center with
95 0 lineal feet
along Highway 1.,
Price Reduced
Directly across from
Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. Excellent
income. Good, long-term tenants. (23208)
$649,000
A THOUSAND FEET OF
BEACHFRONT!
WAGES CREEK KOA CAMPGROUND
is a destination with a
long history
of goodwill
and
many
upgrades.
Features
Price Reduced
include: 75
full-hookup campsites, general store,
playground with gym and volleyball,
group sites, Wages Creek flows through
the property. (23367) $2,600,000
NICE PARCEL
CLOSE TO TOWN and shopping. Located at
the very end of
the road and with
a drilled well and
septic system in the
ground. Building
site is limited by
steep slope, but
views aren’t limited. North and northwest
views across Hare Creek and possible ocean
views from a second story.(23594) $125,000
NAVARRO RIVER & OCEAN VIEWS
IT JUST DOESN’T get any better than this!
Soaring vaulted
ceilings in the
living, dining, and
kitchen areas are
punctuated by an
enthralling Navarro
River vista. (22957)
$925,000
land
LEVEL CITY LOT just doors from
beautiful redwood-studded Otis Johnson
park. Flag lot off of East Laurel ready to
build your dream house. Super good
neighborhood with quality homes.
(23190) $75,000
GREAT PRICE for these two parcels historically used for grazing land. Fenced
and level. Currently leased for cattle
grazing. Year-round creek. Two wells.
(23206) $450,000
Beautiful, level, fenced ocean view parcel surrounded by large parcels and bordering Belinda Point Access Trail. (22959)
Price Reduced $119,000
Friends Don’t Let Friends Go To Foreclosure • Call Us Now For Help! • 964-1888 x 105
707.937.5071
David
For more detailed information and photos, and to search
the mls, visit www.BigRiverRealEstate.com
Coddington
Owner/Broker
10483 Lansing
in the heart of
Mendocino
Member of FLEX
& BAREIS MLS
this issue’s showcased listings
GRACEFUL LIVING IS YOURS with this elegant 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath home utilizing the
highest quality materials to create an inspiring
living experience. With radiant floor heating, dual-pane windows, and open-beamed
ceiling, the conscious attention to details is
evident. A real gem! (23335) $749,000
WONDERFUL LOCATION located about three
miles inland from Main Street in Fort Bragg,
this 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with manicured
lawns and mature landscaping sits on 1.3
acres of level land. Includes a carport, patio
area with arbor, and barn/workshop. Ideal
place to garden. (22879) $380,000
SERENITY is yours with this custom, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, manufactured home in a senior park. Lots of light with vaulted ceilings,
clearstory, and skylights. Beautiful, built-in
cabinetry including a Murphy bed. Includes
a utility room and automatic generator. Quiet
setting in the redwoods. (23163) $155,000
RESIDENTIAL AND INCOME OPPORTUNITY
with two great units on one parcel. Located
close to shopping and services. Both units
use wood stoves for heat and have separate
electric meters. Great opportunity for investment purposes with steady income! (23536)
$215,000
LIVE IN A PARK-LIKE SETTING with this four
bedroom, 2.5 bath home. Move-in ready, with
two fireplaces as well as oil heat, storage
shed with water/electricity, and laundry just
outside the door. Ocean view and your own
pond round out this ideal scene. (23133)
$275,000
COZY COTTAGE IN THE REDWOODS Older,
simple, clean, Fort Bragg home on beautiful
one-acre parcel. Two-bedroom home with one
bath plus an added office space/bedroom.
Outside is a detached bedroom unit. Quiet
neighborhood with end-of-the-road privacy.
(23612) $200,000
DUPLEX IN THE SUNBELT located on 3.35
acres. Three bedroom, one bath unit and two
bedroom, one bath unit are joined by a laundry room. Plus, an artesian well, workshop,
greenhouse, storage tank, and flower beds.
You can live in one and rent out the other!
(23580) $519,000
NAVARRO RIDGE PARCEL provides beautiful,
expansive blue and white water views on this
gently-rolling meadow of 8 acres. The land
boasts a 40,000 sq. ft. building envelope,
two tested and productive wells, and is zoned
rural residential. Plenty of room for horses and
gardens. (22050) $598,500
RIDGETOP VIEWS and lots of natural light
surround this 3 bedroom, 1 bath, two-story
home. Features include bamboo floors, purewool carpets, tile, and custom maple cabinets.
Upstairs is a large bedroom loft. With beautiful, mature gardens, this is a blissful setting.
(23358) $502,000
WATCH THE BOATS coming through Noyo
Harbor from this unique, two-story, 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Panoramic ocean views
and just a minute’s walk to the popular Pomo
Bluff Park Trail. Bedrooms and baths on both
floors with the kitchen and dining area on the
upper story. (23621) $449,000
WOODSIDE manufactured home has been
completely re-done including upgraded wiring, fresh paint, new carpet, and linoleum.
This 3 bedroom, 1 bath home has enclosed
porch and laundry room plus electric heat and
wood stove. A cozy place that is convenient
to town. (23635) $39,900
HOMESTEAD IN THE SUN on 10+ acre property. Includes a charming, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
main home, plus a second unit, barn with a
workshop, multi-car garage, greenhouse, and
some storage buildings. Over time, mature
gardens and great orchards have developed.
(23563) $619,000
WILDLIFE GARDEN REFUGE with an exquisitely crafted, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home
on 25 acres of coastal ridge-top property
in Westport. Gorgeous ocean and mountain
views. Includes fenced pastures, a horse/
livestock barn, two-car garage, and workshop
space. A treasured spot! (22747) $887,000
PICTURESQUE CRAFTSMAN is close to
shopping, restaurants and the headlands in
Mendocino village. It has built-in cabinets,
gas range, formal dining room, 3 bedroom, 1
bath, backyard, detached two-car garage, and
workshop building. A classic to remind one of
a simpler time. (21916) $695,000
SPECTACULAR WHITE WATER VISTAS are
yours from this 2 bedroom, 2 bath home
within walking distance of the village. Open
floor plan with skylights, fireplace, generator,
water storage tank, and garage. Comes completely furnished and has a current vacation
rental permit. (23439) $650,000
complete catalog of listings – Details at www.BigRiverRealEstate.com
Listings shown in italic have new lower prices.
residential
$39,900 $90,000
$155,000 $200,000 $215,000 $220,000 $225,000 $275,000 $285,600 $305,000 $328,500 $380,000
$385,000 $399,000
$410,000 $417,500 3bd/1ba Cozy, manufactured home in park, FB MLS#23635
2bd/1ba Fort Bragg condo
MLS#23044
3bd/2ba Custom manufactured home in sr. park MLS#23163
2bd/1ba Cozy cottage near town, Fort Bragg MLS#23612
2bd/1ba Residential plus rental, Fort Bragg MLS#23536
2bd/1ba On 0.5 acre, Fort Bragg
MLS#22642
3bd/2ba Two, manufactured homes, Mendo. MLS#23597
4bd/2.5ba Park-like with ocean view, Mendocino MLS#23133
2bd/1.5ba Mendo. farmhouse with ocean view MLS#23479
2bd/2ba Todd’s Point home, Fort Bragg MLS#23028
3bd/2ba Beautiful home w/ mature gardens, F.B. MLS#23489
2bd/1ba Sherwood Road cutie MLS#22879
2bd/1.5ba Enjoy sunbelt living, Fort Bragg MLS#23330
3bd/2ba Beautiful home on 3 acres, Mendocino MLS#22728
3bd/2ba Great coastal get-away home, Elk MLS#23589
2bd/2ba Home with redwoods, Mendocino MLS#23239
$425,000 $435,000 $449,000 $502,000 $519,000 $539,000
$619,000 $629,000 $650,000 $659,000 $695,000
$749,000 $887,000
3bd/2ba Sunny property with 2 homes, Mendo. MLS#23576
2bd/2ba Private garden home, Fort Bragg MLS#23459
2bd/2ba Ocean and Noyo views, two-story, FB MLS#23621
3bd/1ba Ridge-top views on 9 acres, Albion MLS#23358
3bd/1ba Duplex on over 3 acres, Albion MLS#23580
2bd/3.5ba Ocean view, 9+ acres, Point Arena MLS#19919
3bd/2ba Home with orchards, and 2nd unit, Albion MLS#23563
Salmon Creek Farm, multiple cabins, Albion MLS#23303
2bd/2ba Spectacular white water vistas, Mendo. MLS#23439
3bd/2ba Navarro Ridge with ocean views, Albion MLS#23235
3bd/1ba Craftsman-style home, Mendocino MLS#21916
2bd/2.5ba Home with highest quality materials MLS#23335
3bd/2.5ba home on 25 acres, Westport
MLS#22747
residential income
$215,000 Two rental units in town, Fort Bragg $519,000 Duplex with shared laundry in redwoods, Albion $629,000 8 cabins on 30 acres, Albion $1,270,000 3bd/2.5ba Residential/Commercial, Mendocino MLS#23536
MLS#23585
MLS#23302
MLS#22424
commercial & commercial Land
$200,000 Building w/off-street parking on Franklin St., F.B. MLS#22980
$634,950 7-unit apartment complex, Fort Bragg MLS#23428
$674,000 Retail and residential on Main Street, Mendo.
MLS#23574
$1,270,000 Main St. Commercial; Residence/gardens in back, Mendocino MLS#22421
$1,400,000 Main Street/Laurel corner location, Fort Bragg
MLS#21565
$1,450,000 1 Commercial block on Lansing St., Mendocino MLS#20569
land & lots
$139,000 Residential lot in Manchester with view
$319,000 Dramatic white water ocean views, Westport $449,000 30 acres with permit for 3bd/2ba home, Caspar
$598,500 8 acres with views, Navarro Ridge, Albion
$649,000 64 acres, ocean view, near 10 Mile, Fort Bragg
$730,000 2.55 acres, ocean view, near Haul Road Ft. Bragg
$730,000 2.25 acres, ocean view, near Haul Road Ft. Bragg
MLS#22704
MLS#23604
MLS#22521
MLS#22050
MLS#22308
MLS#22626
MLS#22991
INFORMATION IS DEEMED RELIABLE BUT NOT GUARANTEED AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Our team of Brokers and Realtors provide information, listings, and services for Short Sale, Foreclosure, and Bank-owned Properties.
David Coddington, Broker/Owner 937.3223 • Allen Petersen, Broker Assoc. 964.4400 • Melanie (Sis) Burdick, Broker Associate 937.3276
Tracey Coddington, Realtor/Owner 937.5071 • Mary Cesario Weaver, Realtor 961.0937 • Bobby Burdick, Realtor 937.3176
Sue Shabazz, Realtor 937.5071 • Ian Fox, Realtor 357-0233 • Birdie Holmes, Realtor 357-4085
N o r t h C o a s t L a n d i s a t a n e w l o c a t i o n ! T h e C o m p a n y S t o r e . C o m e b y a n d s e e u s , t a ke a l o o k a t t h e n e w l i s t i n g s ,
a n d s a y h e l l o t o V i v i a n , D o n n a a n d S a l l y Fi g u e i r e d o , l o a n s p e c i a l i s t a n d m o r t g a g e c o n s u l t a n t .
Vivian Evans, Broker
[email protected]
Office 964-9900
Mobile 813-7430
Fax 964-9911
Donna Withers, Realtor®
DRE #01234092
DRE #01182211
Local
813-7431
NORTH COAST
LAND
NORTH COAST LAND
specializes in matching
people with property.
3 0 3 N o r t h M a i n S t r e e t . F o r t B r a g g , C a l i f o r n i a 9 5 4 3 7 . w w w. n o r t h c o a s t l a n d . c o m
R E S I D E N TIAL LISTINGS
BUSINESS LISTINGS
SENIOR HOUSING in Fort Bragg close
to hospital and store. One hundred percent occupancy and UDSA subsidized with
a waiting list of more than a hundred
people. Plans to build on lot next door
up to forty-four units. $6,500,000; price
includes both parcels.
CASPAR CREEK FARM At 98 acres this is one of the last large
parcels, next to Jackson State Forest with breathtaking sunsets
and ocean view from the property. Secluded, yet convenient
to Mendocino or Fort Bragg. Features a world class workshop
with radiant in-floor heat, glass doors, skylights, and a full
bath, perfect for an artist or craftsperson to live and work in.
Great property for horses, mountain biking, or hiking in the
old growth groves. This treasure comes with NTMP. Seller is
highly motivated. Price recently reduced. $1,995,000
MAIN STREET: Great opportunity to live and
work on Haul Road at the beach. Zone—Light
Industrial. Bring Dream and Live…Work…
Walk…on the Beach! $399,000
BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEWS from this large two-story
home. Nicely landscaped home with private setting and
lots of room. Fenced garden, sunny pinic table, fenced
for a dog, two staircases, nice home office, open space
kitchen living room area, fireplace, solariums on west
and east side. $865,000
· 25 years of Real Estate sales
experience on the Coast
· Knowledeable in both Real Estate
and Finance
· Vivian Evans is a skilled negotiator
who gets results
· Thorough understanding of living
on the Coast and requirements for
the Coastal Planning Department
· High referral rate brings a magic
touch to everything
· Committed to excellence from
beginning to end
THE ONLY GAS STATION IN TOWN OF MENDOCINO; Owner now will sell business
separately from land. A great opportunity in the heart of town. Currently sale of gas
and oil, and oil changes, and tires, but it would be possible to expand and add products.
Land is also for sale and can be bought separately. $1,600,000
· Broker with local knowledge
LAND PARCEL
GREAT OPPORTUNITY on this market to buy a commercial lot next to botanical gardens. Owner has drafted site plan for mini storage and possible
store. Close to ocean and to town. OWNER MAY CARRY! $365,000
REDWOOD WONDERLAND WITH OCEAN VIEW Come build your dream home on this amazing ocean view parcel, with Albion River flowing
through the north side of the property. Redwood forest, meadows, and a pond; 58± acres with a well, septic, three-phase power and phone. Forty
acres are zoned RR5; minor subdivision is on file with the county; also included is a sixty-year timber management plan. The owner has applied for
a Coastal Development Permit to build. $890,000
690 South Main Street
Office: 707 964-3610 ext. 19
Mobile: 707 357-0865
Fax: 707 961-1000
[email protected]
Broker Associate Lic #01341814
M R, B A
CHARMING NORTH FORT BRAGG
HOME. This
older home has
a lot of potential. Configured
w ith 2 b e drooms on the
first floor, additional room on the
second floor, two bathrooms, office
area, and large detached two-car garage. Zoning may allow second unit.
MLS# 32625 $199,000
O CEANFRONT
PROPERT Y in
beautiful Elk.
This structure
has significant
damage due
t o u n s t ab l e
ground. Call
for details!
MLS#23619
$399,900
WHERE ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS ARE UNDER ONE ROOF
LUMBER
WINDOWS
HARDWOOD
INSULATION
ROOFING
GARDEN SUPPLIES
PLUMBING
FENCING
GLIDDEN® PAINT
PANELING
BRICK & BLOCK
VANITIES
CHAIN SAWS
DOORS
ELECTRICAL
SHEET ROCK
HARDWARE
PLYWOOD
TOOLS
CABINETS
STAINLESS STEEL
835 STEWART STREET FORT BRAGG - 964-4086
Real Estate Loans
Jennifer Tyler
BUILDING MATERIALS
Sweet Wines Are Made of These
Nascent permaculture vineyard: 194 acres, 1000 heritage Zinfandel, Pinot and Tinta
Merida grapes; one-to-five-year old vines, interplanted with 850 olive trees, fruit trees and
flowers. Approximately 60 plantable acres, balance rolling to steep with
year-round creek Horiaon blue water views. Three wells tested at 60, 20
and 6 GPM; six 3,000 gallon water storage tanks; gravity-fed drip
irrigation ststem run by 28 solar panels. Barn/workshop with
water, generator, tractor and
travel trailer. Mendocino
Ridge appellation. Absolutely
gorgeous!
$850,000
Jody Stickels
Banana Belt Properties
FORT BRAGG OFFICE
490 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
707-964-4723
J. Moloney Scott, Broker #00795487
MENDOCINO OFFICE
10500 LANSING STREET
707-937-0545
Since 1903 ~ making dream homes come true!
Serving the Mendocino Coast Since 1986
707-884-1109 • FAX 707-884-1343
35505 SOUTH HIGHWAY 1, ANCHOR BAY
P.O. BOX 630, GUALALA CA 95445
E-MAIL: [email protected]
Featured on OUR INTERNET WEBSITE:
www.bananabelt.org

Community Center of Mendocino

Transcription

Similar documents

Saturday April 9, 2016 Carl Purdy Hall

here

www.PrudentialPreferredRealty.com Other Fine Areas

PDF Template - Fortus Realty

Garnet - Oasis Homes

Picerne Military Housing Leasing Center 426 Souter Place, Fort Bragg

2013 EA sale sheet

QUARTERLY REPORT JULY – SEPTEMBER, 2014 (Q1)