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Summary Expansive Pacific views from the living room and ocean-side deck anchor this spacious 3-bedroom Sea Ranch home for 6. Pelicans pass the windows as fog lifts to sun; a stone fireplace and hardwood floors recall one of the community's earliest homes. An eight-minute walk reaches The Sea Ranch Lodge or Moonraker; Black Point Beach is an easy stroll. A private courtyard hot tub, den, and fenced yard — plus Sea Ranch pools, tennis, and bluff trails. The space Meyer Getaway is a spacious, sun-filled Sea Ranch home on an ocean-view lot in prestigious Unit One, where a wooden bridge crosses your private creek and a garden gate opens into a slightly walled courtyard. Spend mornings with coffee on the deck as the Pacific fills the windows, afternoons walking to Black Point Beach or the bluff trails, and evenings around the stone fireplace as pelicans glide past and coastal fog thins to stars. Cross the bridge, step through the garden, and enter separate living and dining rooms with hardwood floors, wormwood walls, a driftwood door, and a local-rock fireplace — hallmarks of one of The Sea Ranch's oldest homes, thoughtfully updated for today's guests. The gas kitchen, den with TV, and in-home entertainment (TV, streaming-ready WiFi) handle rainy afternoons; a Weber grill, washer/dryer, and driveway parking keep practical stays easy. The Sea Ranch Lodge is about an eight-minute walk — good for breakfast, a drink, or picking up a few things. Head the other way and you’re at Moonraker in roughly the same time, with a pool, sauna, and tennis when you want a break from the house. Black Point Beach, the biggest sandy stretch in Sea Ranch, is an easy walk as well. Bluff trails start close by, and if you’re picturing deep-in-the-redwoods Sea Ranch, that’s mostly on the other side of Highway 1 — here you’re on the open coast, with the Pacific out front.

The neighborhood This home is located in The Sea Ranch on the Sonoma Coast, a masterfully planned community known for its dramatic coastline, meadows, and forest trails. Nearby highlights include community heated pool and hot tub (South) (3-minute drive), Pebble Beach access trail (3-minute drive), Black Point headland trails (4-minute drive). Explore over Sea Ranch's 50 miles of trails, discover tidepools at low tide, swim in heated community pools, and end the day with dinner at The Sea Ranch Lodge. For provisions, Gualala (10 minutes south) has grocery stores, restaurants, and a gas station. Jenner and Bodega Bay are scenic drives south. Getting around Sea Ranch is about 2.5 hours north of San Francisco -- take Highway 101 to Highway 1 for one of California's most scenic coastal drives. The nearest airport is Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport (STS) in Santa Rosa, roughly 90 minutes east. A car is the way to go for exploring the area. Other things to note Sea Ranch has three recreation centers with heated pools, saunas, and tennis courts. Access passes are provided with your stay — check availability upon arrival as these shared amenities can be popular during peak times. Exterior lighting is minimal by design to preserve the dark sky — bring a flashlight for evening walks and enjoy some of the best stargazing on the California coast. Keep your eyes on the horizon from December to April — gray whales migrate just offshore, and this property has a front-row seat. Visit in spring and the meadows explode with wildflowers. April through June is peak bloom season along the Sonoma Coast. The warmest months are June through September. Expect coastal fog most mornings that gives way to sunny afternoons. Cell service can be spotty along the coast. The home has WiFi for staying connected.