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Summary Open the curtains to the Pacific -- this Sea Ranch home offers a distant ocean view. A warm fire anchors cozy evenings in. Step outside to the deck. Room for 4 in this 2-bedroom home. Near Shell Beach tidepools. The Sonoma Coast's best-kept secret is waiting for you. On still nights the stars are overwhelming -- no city light for miles in any direction. Clear autumn nights here deliver some of the best stargazing on the California coast. The space Located between Shell Beach and Stengel Beach on the west side of Highway 1, this lovely Sea Ranch getaway offers classic Sea Ranch architecture with cedar walls and an open floorplan. You'll be near the Bluff Trail at this meadow home. The Sea Ranch Lodge is about five miles south, and the green of the Sea Ranch Golf Links is a four-mile drive north. Head to Annapolis Winery (11 miles southeast) for wine tasting or plan a whole day trip and drive north to Fort Bragg to walk on the Glass Beach (64 miles) and then a late lunch in Mendocino. Walk inside to a two-story living room. The artwork throughout the house is framed photographs of nature on the Sea Ranch, giving an authentic and organic feeling within the home. There's a sunken inglenook with a stone fireplace and a sheltered deck with a built-in table and benches for outdoor dining. Even when it is very windy outside, the sheltered deck offers warmth and remarkable calm from any wind. It is its own microclimate. When it's mealtime, the kitchen is well-equipped with all major appliances, including a couple of different coffeemakers (with an espresso maker and grinder) and other gadgets like a blender and toaster. Just pick up some groceries at the nearby Surf Market in Gualala and fix up a feast! This ocean meadow can showcases bedrooms which are equivalent main bedrooms - the main level bedroom with window seat and ocean views opens onto the expansive deck.

The neighborhood Head to Annapolis Winery (11 miles southeast) for wine tasting or plan a whole day trip and drive north to Fort Bragg to walk on the Glass Beach (64 miles) and then a late lunch in Mendocino. Just pick up some groceries at the nearby Surf Market in Gualala and fix up a feast! Stroll along the Monarch Glen Interpretive Trail or wander down to Shell Beach to enjoy the perfect sunset. Between the coastal trails, tidepools, heated pools, and The Sea Ranch Lodge's restaurant, you could fill a week without leaving the community. Getting around Located between Shell Beach and Stengel Beach on the west side of Highway 1, this lovely Sea Ranch getaway offers classic Sea Ranch architecture with cedar walls and an open floorplan. Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport (STS) in Santa Rosa is the nearest airport, about 1.5 hours east. A car is essential for exploring the area. Other things to note For safety, this home is not suitable for persons under 17 years of age. There are multiple comfortable Adirondack deck chairs stacked in the back of the garage There are 2 Apple TVs and a Sonos sound system upstairs and downstairs. Free 1GB super Fiber Optic WiFi. Full suite of Cuisinart Cookware available for use. 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 stunning dark sky - bring a flashlight for evening walks and enjoy some of the best stargazing on the California coast. December through April is whale season. You may spot gray whales breaching right from the bluff trail nearby. Wildflower season (April-June) transforms the coastal bluffs into a tapestry of color - worth an extra walk on the trails. Summer offers long days and warm afternoons, though the iconic Sonoma Coast fog often rolls in at sunrise and clears by noon.