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The Community Foundation of Mendocino County

People of the Community

Issue 695 30 • Number 9 Volume Foundation

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The county-wide helping hand

Over the years, the Community Foundation has awarded eleven million dollars in grants to nonprofit organizations in Mendocino County. With its programs for planned giving, anyone can contribute to the Community Foundation and maximize the impact of their gifts by merging with others with shared interests and values. There are numerous Field of Interest Funds to choose—The Big Umbrella, Animal Welfare, Arts, Developmental Disabilities, Economic Development, Environment and Natural Resources, Health, Poverty and Safety Net, Youth, and lots of others—which multiply the power of giving. Our story this month illustrates how the Community Foundation is people-powered from top to bottom, creating opportunities in every corner of the county.

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People of the Community Foundation Story by Susanne Norgard, outgoing CEO (All photos provided.)

Two decades ago the Community Foundation of Mendocino County was little more than services the Community Foundation could provide. “I knew people who were looking for a an idea held by a few people who had a vision for an organization that could help build way to use their money for the benefit of the local community and I believed the Community charitable funds that would be used in Mendocino County. They wanted an effective way Foundation might be the solution they were seeking. It was a service that hadn’t been filled, for people to “give back” to local causes, just as they might to larger national charities. and the growth of the Foundation shows there was a need for it.” Now that vision has become a reality: the Community Foundation administers over one Throughout the years, many people have found they can support their personal values and hundred grant and scholarship programs and provides technical assistance workshops passions through the Community Foundation. Although it is not practical to list all of the and other support for local nonprofits. In addition, the Foundation creates countywide various types of funds in this article, a sampling shows their diversity. linkages and participates with other organizations on initiatives designed to improve the Charlene McAllister and her stepdaughters were among the first donors to the Foundation. community—especially in the areas of workforce development and broadband deployment. They opened a fund in memory of Charlene’s late husband, A.D. Abramson, who was a On a more private level, the Community Foundation works with individuals, families, and supporter of local artists. The fund supports art in public places on the north coast and has their attorneys to help organize and maximize their philanthropic giving, and invests and made grants for projects including artistic interpretive signs on beaches and trails, school manages endowment funds that make it possible for people to leave long-term legacy murals, fine woodworking benches along the coastal trails in Fort Bragg, and enhancements funds for the benefit of organizations in Mendocino County. to the Caspar Community Center. Accomplishing these goals is not the task of any one person, or even a small group of people. Through her estate plan Fraeda Dubin created a fund for substance abuse prevention and The Community Foundation’s board and small staff work with a network of volunteers and treatment, and also made a significant gift to the Community Endowment Fund which partners from all over the county. These include donors who have established funds at provides ongoing funding for Community Enrichment grants. “These are grants that are the Community Foundation, volunteers who participate on grant-making and scholarship awarded to different projects each year,” says CEO Allende. “We are especially grateful for committees, and the grant recipients who work with the Community Foundation to improve the quality of life in local communities. “It all adds up,” says President/CEO Megan Barber Allende. “We have an amazing network of several hundred people who are involved in the Community Foundation’s work. They are the reason we are so deeply rooted in local communities.” In order to get a glimpse of the many facets of the Community Foundation, this article profiles a sampling of the people who are involved with the work of the Foundation. It Starts with Donors The Community Foundation exists because of its donors—the people who place money TOP, Left to right: Forest and Pat Tilley recently established a Fund for Sustainable Forestry in honor of with the Foundation during their lifetimes or make arrangements to do so as a part of their Forest's father and grandfather who had distinguished careers in forest management. Chatter and Jack estate planning. Currently the Community Foundation administers over one hundred twenty Bishoff established an estate gift to support nonprofits they championed during their lifetimes. Fionna different funds created by individuals and groups who have stipulated how their funds and Richard Perkins left money in their estate to create a scholarship for women returning to college should be managed. after being in the workforce. Charlene McAllister (pictured with Janet Self of Flockworks); Charlene and her stepdaughters were among the first donors to the Foundation, opening a fund in memory of Erich Schmid, former Savings Bank Vice President and Manager of the Mendocino office, Charlene's late husband A.D. Abramson, a supporter of local artists. ABOVE, Left to right: fund honorees: joined the board in the Community Foundation’s early days. He says he saw the need for the A.D. Abramson, Fraeda Dubin, and Alma Mendosa. Community Foundation – Continued on Page 4

too have been feeling a surfeit of gloom, or powerlessness, local nonprofits, to help our local world in immeasurable ways. or whatever that is that's going around lately, and could use One dime at a time. That is an infinitely small action that adds a jolly dose of sanguinity right about now. up to bigness and largesse—painlessly, almost imperceptibly. First of all, when feeling downhearted, I listen to Howard I actually think Pollyanna's gotten a bad rap lately. It's not OK, I'll admit it: I've been called a Zinn: The future is an infinite succession of 'presents' and to pie in the sky to think positively. It's a powerful act, with Pollyanna more than once in my life. live now as we think human beings should live, in defiance real consequences. We are daily fed a diet of "if it bleeds, it Photo by Zoe Bachelor Sheppard And guess what: I don't mind. There's of all that is bad around us, is itself a marvelous victory. leads," and if we read and react to every awful story, it can enough doom and gloom coming into my space every day Think of that, a victory! Just walking around happy! paralyze us. What if we refute the endless unhappy reports to make the original Pollyanna take to her bed with a rag Zinn "evokes great hope when he makes the point that with stories that uplift and encourage. What if our own stories on her head. So, in self-defense, in my Pollyanna way, I history consistently offers great surprises and that small that we tell ourselves can be reframed to illustrate the truth have been thinking and reading and watching videos about acts, when multiplied, can transform the world." Just reading that life is good, people are kind, our Earth is magnificent that scarce commodity: optimism. Actually, I'm taking an that makes me feel less dinky. If this is true, even my tiny and worth protecting, we are safe, we are content, we are online course called the Game Changer Intensive that's actions, multiplied by the tiny actions of you and you and you, valiant. Even in the midst of sorrows, we can think and live helping me cope; this week's module was called "A Case can add up to something big, something transformational. I this way. Even science now allows the quantum truth that for Grounded Optimism." You might notice that I'm pretty love that this is aptly demonstrated by the chips, each worth what we think actually does influence our reality. Look it up. intensely saturated in the stuff. Optimism: What the world one thin dime, that Harvest Market gives us when we bring So, I'm not gonna get down in that ditch with you and needs now. But, you may say, it seems so easy to find a our own grocery bags in. Do you know how much money commiserate. It's an act of will to resist the dread, the discouraging word, these days! I thought I would talk about they've raised since they started this, just a few years ago? fear that can poison a perfectly good day. Spring what has been coming through for me here, just in case you Almost $200,000, which has been parceled out to four or five is here. Let's go watch some whales. Really. Zida Real Estate Magazine February 24, 2017 Page 3

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ABOVE: Regional Advisors: Kate Erickson, Paula Cohen, Maggie Watson, Caroline Tower, Nancy Rogers, Megan Barber Allende, Pat Dunbar, Michelle Johnson, Mary Anne Petrillo, Lia Wilson, and Ann Christen. Grant and Scholarship Committees Utilize Community Expertise Many of the grants and scholarships awarded by the Community Foundation are channeled through volunteer committees whose members are selected for their community knowledge and their subject matter expertise. “It would be impossible for our small staff to fully understand the needs of each community and have the expertise to ensure grants were being directed to the most effective organizations,” says Allende. “We are grateful to all of the people who volunteer their time to participate in our processes.” Community Foundation – Continued on Page 5 ABOVE: Staff, left to right: Michelle Rich, Neil DiBernardo, Megan Barber Allende, and Lia Wilson. did you know you can read Staff Finds the Most Effective Ways to Make a Difference Real Estate Magazine online? Yes! find archives at realestatemendocino.com It is up to the Community Foundation staff to administer these many different funds in a way that meets the donors’ wishes. “It is a complex task with a lot of moving parts,” says Allende. “Fortunately our team is very organized and dedicated.” REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE Real Estate Magazine 160 South Harold Street Fort Bragg California 95437 The staff consists of Megan Barber Allende (President/CEO), Neil DiBernardo (Administrative Publisher Studio Z Mendocino tel: 707.964.2522 Coordinator), and two part-time program officers—Michelle Rich and Lia Wilson. They all Managing Editor/ Lisa Norman [email protected] realestatemendocino.com Real Estate Ads/Renewals 707.357.4371 share a commitment to making a positive contribution. Neil, who came to the Foundation e-mail: [email protected] Non-Real Estate Ad Sales Elizabeth Fenton from the corporate world, echoes the feeling of all staff members when he says he likes REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE, Mendocino Coast 530.575.5011 [email protected] to come home each night feeling he has “done something to contribute to the good of the Property is published monthly by Studio Z Mendocino. Neither the publisher, nor brokers will be responsible or Ad Production Joe Neves 707.964.1318 community.” liable for typographical errors, misinformation, misprints, etc. [email protected] Publisher/Graphics/Sales Zida Borcich 964.2522 The grant and scholarship programs are conducted by Megan, Michelle, and Lia. “Some of Properties are subject to prior sale. Publisher reserves the right to accept or reject all editorial and advertising matter. Distribution (8500 copies monthly) the grants are fairly straightforward,” says Megan. “If a donor wants to support a program Copyright ©2017. All rights reserved. No part of this Mendocino, Westport to at a specific organization, the Community Foundation’s role is to ensure the money is publication may be reproduced without the written Fort Bragg, Cloverdale, AV Chuck Hathaway consent of the publisher, Studio Z Mendocino. Little River to Gualala Patti Fereira being used as the donor wished. But many of our funds are not that simple. They require Willits and Ukiah Patti Fereira the Community Foundation to solicit and evaluate applications. That is the job of Michelle (based in Ukiah), and Lia (based on the coast).” Real Estate Magazine is a FREE Publication. The price of a subscription covers the cost of FIRST CLASS MAIL plus a small handling fee. Michelle came to the Foundation two years ago from a position as coordinator for Healthy Yes, I would like to receive REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE for: Mendocino, an organization that tracks indicators of community health. “That job helped o 6 months (6 issues) $21.00 o 1 year (12 issues) $40.00 me understand that each region in our county has its own needs and strengths. It was a great opportunity to really know the county.” Now she works closely with organizations that Please send check to: REM, 160 South Harold Street, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 are applying to the Community Foundation, especially to the Community Enrichment Grant Name ______Address ______program. “I am constantly inspired by the nonprofits and volunteers,” Michelle says. “They City State Zip ______have such a strong commitment to making this community a better place.” (Please allow 3 weeks for first delivery) Real EstateReal Magazine Estate Magazine February August 24, 26, 2017 2016 Page Page 5

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moonlight & love songs Community Foundation – Continued from Page 4 The “regional advisors,” found in seven regions of the county, are the Vocals | Piano volunteers tasked with reviewing grant proposals, conducting site visits with nonprofits, and making recommendations to the board for the Zida Community Enrichment Grant program. “The site visits are so important,” says and north coast advisor Michelle Greene. “On paper you can’t get a feeling for Ira the passion of the people involved AZZ with the projects. It really comes alive in the Sequoia Room on the site visits. We have some real gems in our community and doing the FRiday, maRch 31 | 6:00 visits is inspiring and rejuvenating.” The regional advisors come from noRth coaSt bReweRy, Pine at main StReet, FoRt bRagg many different walks of life, and this is seen as an asset by all of them. “I reservations recommended 707.964.2739 work with people in this group that I don’t encounter in my everyday life. We all bring different things to the very clear that she wants this scholarship to go to table,” says Nancy Rogers. Caroline Jyoung people who are going to perform or create, Tower agrees with her. “This is a not just teach. She is looking for people who have ABOVE: Community Foundation Regional Advisor Dan the courage not to compromise their dreams. My Kozloff, whose extensive experience in theater and mu- wonderful learning experience. We job is to help find those young people.” sic qualified him to chair the committee for the Jerry learn about the nonprofit community Juhl Fund for the Arts scholarship. from the grant proposals, but we also learn from each other.” Grantees Create In addition to regional advisors, the Community Foundation uses volunteers to evaluate grants in specific areas of interest. These are typically people who have expertise in Community Impact the field. For example, the Fund for Sustainable Forestry relies on the expertise of Bob The Community Foundation would be unable to Cimmiyotti, who retired from the lumber industry, and Jim Little, a retired forester, who is fulfill its mission without the nonprofit community. the Foundation’s current Board Chair. “We look for people who can bring special insights Over the years, the Foundation has awarded into reviewing the proposals and who ask questions that we may not have considered,” eleven million dollars in grants to organizations in says Allende. Mendocino County. Scholarship committees are another way community members become involved with the Laura Welter, Executive Director of Safe Passage Foundation. Dan Kozloff, with an extensive background in theatre and music, has chaired ABOVE: Laura Welter, Executive Director Family Resource Center, has worked with the the committee for the Jerry Juhl Fund for the Arts scholarship, which provides assistance of Safe Passage Family Resource Center, Foundation on several grant programs over the to promising young performers and playwrights from the Mendocino and Fort Bragg area. has worked with the Foundation on Dan communicates regularly with Susan Juhl, who opened the fund. He says, “Susan is several projects. Community Foundation – Continued on Page 6 Page 6 Real Estate Magazine Febrruary 24, 2017

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Community Foundation – Continued from Page 5 years. “The grants are not large, but we have and the ways it creates linkages between nonprofits. “It is helpful to have a local organization shown that we can do a lot with five thousand that provides workshops for nonprofits. Many years ago, the Foundation began coordinating dollars,” Laura says. “The Foundation funded lunches for nonprofit executive directors, and the lunches are still going on today. It is our first Teen Lounge, and now that program our chance to meet with peers in a confidential setting, share our common struggles and has grown and is an important part of youth problem solve together. The connections are very important.” services in our area. Another grant helped us Barbara Faulkner, Executive Director of the Mendocino Music Festival, also shares a create a kitchen so that we had a place to wash history with the Community Foundation. “In my early years as Festival Board President, the our dishes when we hosted events for parents Community Foundation gave us an ‘Arts for Our Future’ grant that allowed us to work with and families. A recent grant from the Fraeda a board consultant. She gave us good tools for assessing where we were and designing Dubin Fund will support our ‘Good Students goals to help us go forward. It really helped establish a culture of strategic planning in our Don’t Join Gangs’ tutoring program for second- organization.” grade English-learner boys.” Barbara says a recent grant for a boardwalk to the tent was a part of the Festival’s goal to Laura also expressed appreciation for the increase accessibility and bring a wider audience to performances. She also is appreciative Foundation’s technical assistance programs of the annual grants from the Bishoff Fund. “My relationship with Chatter Bishoff goes way LEFT: Barbara Faulkner, Executive Director of the back to the early days of Gloriana when I was musical director and she was one of Gloriana’s Mendocino Music Festival, has received a grant Angels. We reconnected in later years through her support of the Music Festival. And now and consulting from the Community Foundation. Community Foundation – Continued on Page 7 Real Estate Magazine February 24, 2017 Page 7 Community Foundation – Continued from Page 6 through the fund at the Community Foundation we will continue to have connection with her generous spirit. It’s really an affirmation of the connections that develop over time.” Like Laura, Barbara has found great value in the workshops and trainings, most recently the “One Page Business Plan” workshop. “One of the joys of the multi-organization workshops is the opportunity to become aware of all that goes on in this county,” she says. “It was touching to hear from the other fifteen organizations at the workshop and get a sense of what is happening in other parts of the county. I left the last workshop with a wonderful feeling of being part of a countywide matrix of organizations that are truly enriching our county.” “The Community Foundation is aware that it is only one part of a larger equation,” says CEO Allende. “The effectiveness of our grants is entirely dependent on our nonprofit partners. We are successful in making an impact only because of them.” ABOVE: Erich Schmid was one of the first to join the Foundation Board in the early days; Claire Ellis served as Chair of the board from 2004 to 2008; Current board Chair, Jim Little.

administrator combined with her deep understanding of local health and community issues adds value to her work on the board. “I am proud of the Foundation’s insight into our county and its willingness to invest dollars into small, emerging nonprofits,” she says. “That initial support can be so meaningful.” She adds that she has also been impressed by the knowledge and commitment of the board members. “People are on this board because they care. They show concern for each other and for the people they serve.” Most importantly, the Board stays true to the vision and purpose of the Community Foundation. Board Chair Jim Little has served on many boards and commissions in the county, but he thinks this one is special. “The Community Foundation really embraces the idea of being a countywide organization that is in touch with people in local communities. It is what makes us effective, but it is also what gives meaning to all of us who work and volunteer for the organization. We believe in this county and its people.” Anyone can give to the Community Foundation. Donations of all sizes are encouraged and you maximize the impact by combining your giving with those who share your interests and values. There are numerous Field of Interest Funds—The Big Umbrella, Animal Welfare, Arts, Developmental Disabilities, Economic Development, Environment and Natural Resources, Health, Poverty and Safety Net, Youth, and Others—to choose from in order to multiply the power of your giving. You can also create a personalized fund with a donation of $10,000 or more; $25,000 minimum for scholarship funds if you don't find a fund that matches your ABOVE: 2016 Board of Directors: Standing, left to right: Jim Little, Monte Hill, Steve Ward, Judith Bailey, interests. If you want to be involved with the Foundation at any level, now or in your estate, Orion Walker, Jim King, Gayle Greene, and Win Bowen. please e-mail [email protected] or call 707.468.9882, extension 102. REM Seated, left to right: John Dixon, Francine Selim, Claire Ellis, Katie Gibbs, and Jim Moorehead. Not pictured: Paula Cohen, Greg Nelson, and Santiago Simental. The Board Sets the Course Real Estate Magazine and Ensures Quality Our Readers Are Your Customers! Overseeing the work of the Community Foundation is a fifteen-member board of directors that represents the county. “When the first board was formed, it included members from Fort Bragg, Mendocino, Point Arena, Willits, Potter Valley, and Ukiah,” says Claire Ellis of Little River who joined the board in 2000 and served as Chair from 2004 to 2008. “They soon discovered how rewarding it was to work with people from different communities whom they didn’t regularly encounter in their day-to-day lives. The board has always represented many different backgrounds and points of view, and that has been part of our strength.” The Board’s responsibility is significant, and no members undertake their roles lightly. Win Bowen joined the board in 2015, coming to the Community Foundation with extensive experience in nonprofit governance having most recently served (at different times) as a board member and the executive director of the Mendocino Land Trust. Win was interested in the Foundation because he liked the idea of people in a region coming together to make their community better. your ad here! “Our board is engaged, in every sense of the word,” says Win. “All major decisions, from investment management to giving, are shared between board and staff.” Win has found satisfaction in his work with the Investment and Board Governance advisory committees. “We have the fiduciary responsibility for an endowment of over twenty-five million dollars and grant-making which exceeded $800,000 last year. It’s a serious endeavor and one that must be approached with professionalism and care.” Gayle Greene joined the board because of her deep roots in Mendocino County. She and her husband grew up here and returned to live here nine years ago. “This county is very close to my heart,” says Gayle who used to accompany her father on his rounds when he Your ad in Real Estate Magazine keeps your business in the minds of over operated a dry cleaning business in Willits. “I see the needs in our county, and like being 102,000 readers a year. Our readers are your customers: home owners a part of an organization that is helping to meet those needs. It puts me in touch with truly and buyers, realtors, business people. Locals and visitors wait for the cover giving people—both people who give money and also people who volunteer and give of stories and love discovering what’s moving in Mendocino County. And themselves to help others.” your ad supports local organizations and individuals (and local writers) whose stories run on our pages. Thank you for appreciating our work! 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OCEANFRONT QUALITY THROUGH NEW LISTING ELK CONTEMPORARY... BAY HOUSE NEW LISTING ELEGANCE AND THROUGH. A Designed by spacious custom the renowned home graces this NEW PRICE SOLD Seattle architects gently south sloping Adams, Mohler NEW PRICE Little River property. and Ghil-ino. This Two roomy bedrooms ROLLING HILLS and mature trees greet you upon custom home downstairs and a perches dramati- generous master your first entrance to an enchanting residence just CUSTOM OCEANFRONT home located in one of the south of Mendocino and Big River Beach. Quality cally on a high bluff in Elk. Approximately 4,000 sq. suite upstairs. Bonus best locations on the coast with an unobstructed view construction and the unique floor plan make this ft. in size, featuring three ample bedrooms and 4.5 spaces include a large open loft area and a detached home a prime choice for full-time, second home or baths, plus a chef’s kitchen; laid out with panoramic of Mendocino village and the Pacific Ocean. Main downstairs room that would make a great mother-in- vacation rental options. The owners’ obvious pride Pacific views throughout. Listen to the crashing surf home and a guest home, both single story and fully law space complete with a separate entrance and full of ownership shows throughout by the meticulous from this luxurious retreat. Dine, entertain, or relax furnished. Currently used as a successful vacation bathroom. Mature landscaping, grand redwoods, fruit maintenance and turn-key condition of the property. in your hidden courtyard, elegantly but simply land- rental known as The Bay House with a strong repeat trees, and an attractive greenhouse all augment this Three spacious bedrooms and warm and inviting scaped around a solar heated lap pool. The design customer base offers the chance to own an incredible special residence. An easy drive to Mendocino, yet living spaces. Grand stone alcove with wood stove in is modern, favoring clean, simple, and elegant finishes property for future full-time use as a retirement an end-of-the-road private, quiet location with lots of the living room coupled with 180-degree vistas to the that integrate with, and capitalize upon, the exceptional residence with a private guest quarters yet receive natural forest surrounding this great property. north. (25656) $695,000 site. (24493) $2,450,000 consistent income now. (25391) $1,490,000 (25663) $699,000 ONE OF THE BEST NEW LISTING HOUSES available now IRISH BEACH LITTLE RIVER FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET! PERFECT anywhere on the coast. CONTEMPORARY FAMILY HOME Luxury single-story DESIGN in the quiet stunning residence Massive ocean woods, just with separate master views from this NEW PRICE NEW LISTING suite privately located successful, minutes to in a quiet portion of the turn-key vaca- town. With a floor plan. Three ad- tion rental. wall of win- ditional private rooms Impeccably dows on the and two luxury baths. maintained, this west, numer- Huge kitchen, dining quiet, lovely beach house would easily make an incred- ous skylights, and a solarium dining room, the interior room, living room, study ible full-time residence away from it all. Watch whales, is bathed in natural light filtered through the redwoods. and wine storage. Professional-style laundry room. crashing surf, and the curve of the coastline all the way to The spacious master suite is located upstairs and Completely fenced with detached artist’s studio. This features vaulted open beamed ceilings, more skylights, INCREDIBLE OCEAN VIEW HOME with beach access. property is zoned for vacation rental use and would be the Point Arena Lighthouse from this incomparable perch. The 0.34 acre parcel to the west of the 0.32 acre subject and a cozy bay window seat. The dining room is the Turn-key home with potential for vacation rental use. a perfect location for access to the beaches and town Located less than a three-hour drive from San Francisco. of Mendocino. The one-floor design would accom- property are being sold together. Most furnishings and jewel of this home, framed completely with glass on Rugged, unspoiled beach to enjoy. Quiet and private. modate those that are disabled or unable to negotiate accoutrements for continuing to operate as a vacation three sides as well as above. Thoughtful floor plan stairs. View of the village and bay. Don’t miss out on rental are also included in the sale. makes for easy living. Easy to show. This one won’t last! the chance to own this special home. (25685) $1,237,500 (25405) $1,100,000 (25406) $565,000 (25750) $979,000 EASY WALKING CONVENIENTLY LOCATED DISTANCE to PRIME LAND TWO HOMES ON TEN ACRES OCEAN VIEW the village of Mendocino, Big River Beach, gro- cery store, library, IN ESCROW and headlands PRICE REDUCED galore, with the most spectacular ocean views in California. Two spacious bedrooms. Private upstairs master suite IDYLLICALLY SITUATED just one mile inland in a sunny meadow. The original shingle sided cottage has one with deck. Quiet deck on the back of the house off the TOP-OF-THE-HILL GEM with near 360-degree views of bedroom, one bathroom, original wood floors, wood LOCATED ON THE COVETED NAVARRO RIDGE sits a kitchen for hot tub, entertaining, gardening. Two-car mountain tops and forest. Perfect location for two new attached garage. Huge front deck with sunny west-fac- heat, and exudes old world charm. The second home 1960s ranch-style home with a view of rolling bluffs and structures. Build your home and a guest unit. Many old- is also a one bedroom, one bathroom residence situ- the Navarro River spilling into the sea. This home was ing exposure. Neat and clean and ready to move into. growth redwood stumps grace the hillsides. Rough drive all Partial furnishings included. HOA provides complete ated down a private driveway off of the main entrance. a happy coastal retreat held in the same family for gen- the way to the top building site already in. This is a once-in- roof and exterior maintenance program. Hills Ranch is It was originally the property’s barn, recently converted erations. With over an acre of level, usable land in an a-lifetime opportunity. Located amongst established homes a coveted development with many full-time residents. to a lovely home with open floor plan and high ceilings. area of gorgeous homes and successful vacation rent- Paved streets and well-maintained common areas, with unique architecture and incredible views. Stay out of This tranquil property offers flexibility of use: income, als, it’s a prime opportunity for an investor or someone lots of mature trees. Mutual water and sewer service. the coastal fog and enjoy your new sunny life! live/work, in-laws, etc. with ample room for animals, a looking to put their creative stamp on a place. (25217) $365,000 (25321) $299,000 small vineyard or orchard. (25379) $775,000 (25594) $489,000 IN THE VILLAGE GREAT COMMERCIAL LOCATION NEAR THE BEACH “LIKE” US ON FACEBOOK

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707.937.5071 10483 Lansing avid D in the heart of Coddington Mendocino Owner/Broker For more detailed information and photos, and to search Member of FLEX the MLS, visit www.BigRiverRealEstate.com & BAREIS MLS THIS ISSUE’S SHOWCASED LISTINGS!

Ten Mile River Botanical Paradise Wine Country Vistas! Live in a Log Cabin In The Hub of the Village! • 84 south-facing acres with half-mile river frontage • Charming, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Tudor home with • 2.2-acre homestead in a sunny meadow • Picturesque Craftsman convenient to best of Mendocino end-of-road-privacy • Elegant two-bedroom, 1.5 bath “green” house with gor- • Two bedroom, two and one-half bathroom home • 3bd/1ba home with beautiful built-in cabinetry geous yoga hall • 40 acres of gardens, meadows, and ponds • Huge stone fireplace in the great room • Gas range and formal dining room. • Large root cellar, 5 yurts, underground utilities • Workshop, utility barn, and a noble water tower • Owner will carry! • Detached garage and workshop building • 10,000 Gallon water tank and several greenhouses • Dramatic, sprawling, ridgetop views of Anderson Valley • Fort Bragg (25679) $320,000 • Mendocino (25078) $595,000 • Fort Bragg (25316) $2,700,000 • Philo (MLS#25291) $899,000

Classic Ocean Views in Gated Community! Near to Schools and Village Build That Dream Home by the Ocean Charming Home on a Quiet Lane • Contemporary Home with 3bd/3ba; built in 2004 • 3bd/2ba two-story home east of Mendocino • Beautiful, oceanfront lot in gated community • Three-bedroom and two full-bath home close to town • Tall windows and glass doors to ocean views • Masterful home on a quiet lane • Septic is completed; water is mutual • Vaulted ceilings in the living and dining rooms • Original hardwood floors plus tile in mudroom • Coastal Development Permit for 1,325 sq.ft. home • Bright kitchen with stainless steel appliance and • Walk-in closets and exquisite, tiled bathrooms garden window • Detached garage with a loft and other outbuildings • Stunning sunset and white water views • Covered decks with a hot tub • Neat and private backyard with patio and storage • Mendocino (25430) $540,000 • Albion (25161) $474,000 shed • Albion (25279) $599,000 • Fort Bragg (25734) $395,000

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RESIDENTIAL $750,000 3bd/2.5ba 3-story home with studio and guest space, Casp. MLS#25715 LAND & LOTS $320,000 2bd/2.5ba Log cabin on 2.2 acre homestead, Fort Bragg MLS#25679 $90,000 Lighthouse & Ocean views in Irish Beach, Manchester MLS#25723 $799,000 3bd/2ba Country paradise, horse property, Comptche MLS#25429 $95,000 Ocean view lot with approved house plans, Irish Beach MLS#25701 $395,000 3bd/2ba Charming contemporary home on quiet lane, F.B. MLS#25734 $899,000 3bd/2ba Tudor home, 40 acres, valley views, Philo MLS#25291 $100,000 Level, frontage property on Road 409; 1.42 acres, Mend. MLS#24659 $495,000 2bd/2ba Home with additional units on 2 private acres, F.B. MLS#25690 $110,000 Second frontage property on Road 409; 1.41 acres, Mendo. MLS#24660 $1,395,000 2bd/2ba Oceanfront vacation rental with cottage, Elk MLS#25016 $198,000 10+ acres, electricity on property, Little River MLS#25658 $500,000 2bd/1ba Homestead on 5 acres, Fort Bragg MLS#25510 $2,700,000 2bd/1.25ba 160 acres, river front, yurts, studio, Fort Bragg MLS#25316 $249,000 2.5 acres of commercial land west of Highway 1, Fort Bragg MLS#24900 $525,000 Studio cabin on 24+ acres on ocean view ridge, Albion MLS#25188 $249,000 2.25 acres of commercial land west of Highway 1, F.B. MLS#25034 RESIDENTIAL INCOME $338,000 1.5 acres with well, septic, power, near town, Mendo. MLS#24282 3bd/2ba Craftsman-style home near schools/village, Mendo. MLS#25430 $535,000 $495,000 Rustic, multi-unit property on two private acres, Fort Bragg MLS#25691 $359,000 5 acres of primeval forest, private, not coastal, Mendocino MLS#25557 $450,000 Beautiful 20-acre parcel located in Caspar. MLS#24093 $549,000 3bd/1ba on 39+ acres near tranquil Little Valley, F.B. MLS#25169 COMMERCIAL & COMMERCIAL LAND $474,000 Oceanfront parcel with permits/house plans, Albion MLS#25161 $569,000 3bd/3ba Ocean views, ranch-style, barn, 3 acres, Irish Bch. MLS#25568 $249,000 Historic fishery with river frontage, Noyo Harbor, Fort Bragg MLS#25571 $525,000 Ocean view 24+ acres in sunbelt with cabin, Albion MLS#25189 $549,000 174+ acres of forest land on Irmulco Road, Willits MLS#25541 $595,000 3bd/1ba Craftsman-style home in village, Mendocino MLS#25078 $729,500 Multiple-use: retail, hair salon, and residence, Fort Bragg MLS#25549 $549,000 Beautiful 39+ acre homesite with redwoods and trails, F.B MLS#25170 $599,000 3bd/2.5ba Contemporary ocean view home, private, Albion MLS#25279 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $649,000 Half acre, Cleared, ocean view lot in the village, Mendo MLS#25606 $649,000 Lot with well, sewer, ocean views, half acre, Mendo. MLS#25607 $82,000 Sell Seashells by the Seashore, all inventory, Depot Mall, F.B. MLS#25562 INFORMATION IS DEEMED RELIABLE BUT NOT GUARANTEED AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE Our team of Brokers and Realtors provide information, listings, and services for all types of Properties including Short Sale, Foreclosure, and Bank-owned Properties.

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NEW LISTING A PLACE TO CALL HOME • 1,300± sq. ft. • 2 bedroom, 2 bath SPACIOUS BUNGALOW • Large great room • 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2,000± sq. ft. • Peeks of lake • Distant view of ocean off deck • Private deck, • Renovated throughout • Lots of storage Offered at $450,000 (25267) • Spacious and fenced yard. Offered at $109,000 (25735)

IRISH BEACH PARCEL • 0.33± acres LIGHT AND BRIGHT OCEAN VIEW HOME • Ocean views • 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 1,900± sq. ft. • Gated access • Ocean views, clean and bright • Great neighborhood • Hot tub, decks, and balconies • Easy Access from Highway 1 • Choice subdivision • Easy to build; one-time CDP exclusion Offered at $675,000 (25674) • Great Find! Offered at $175,000 (25610)

PRICE REDUCED DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH SEASIDE BEACH VIEWS • 1.3± acre lot • 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 1,600± sq. ft. • Private lane • Well-maintained • Commercial zoning • Crashing white water views • 1 bedroom,1 bath cottage • Well-planned layout • Corridor view of ocean Offered at $679,000 (25703) Now Offered at $199,000 (25664)

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY…THINK GREEN! SURFWOOD OCEAN VIEW LOT • 1± acre • 1.86± acre lot • 2,300± sq. ft. under construction • Access to ocean’s edge by private path • Choose your finishing touches • Plans for two bedroom, 2 bath • Permits, foundation, well, power and • Artist studio/workshop water in place Offered at $239,000 (25704) Offered at $896,000 (25074)

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Old Bamboo Farm on 20± end-of-road-private, level, mostly cleared and with tall redwood gentle acres. Two bedroom, 2 bath home with soldgreenhouse; several outbuildings, Cottage in the Woods—Pacifi c Woods! Sited on four acres of towering redwoods, three wells—and bamboo! Poised for home milling, family this two-bedroom home emerged like a phoenix from the fl ames with a bright brand care unit and more. $550,000 new interior from fl oor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall. Beautiful wood cabinets contrast with dark grey countertops in the kitchen, complete with wood-burning stove and breakfast Oceanfront 2.5+/- acres above Navarro Beach. bar open to the living room. All fi xtures throughout the home—propane wall furnace, Amazing camping parcel. Walk to forever, surf, and in Escrow water heater, electrical, and plumbing—are new. A second structure, an A-frame cabin, river dreams. Financing considered. $179,000 is currently used for storage. Zoning allows potential split into 4 one-acre parcels, all within the Gualala Town Plan! $332,000 20+/- acres of Navarro River frontage close to Navarro State Beach, Elk, Albion, Mendocino—and the joys of the coast. Incredible bird life; leaf-air stands of alder, and broad, Banana Belt Properties level, rich meadow. $200,000 J. Moloney Scott BROKER #00795487 Serving the Mendocino 707.884.110 9 • FAX 707.884.1343 BEST REal ESTaTE SERvicES Coast 35505 South Highway 1 Anchor Bay phone: 707-YES-BEST (707.937.2378) since 1986 Box 630 Gualala bestres.com | [email protected] [email protected] bananabelt.org

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Impressive southwest oceanviews are Unusually well-maintained classic country the focus here. Oriented for the won- home on two clear, sunny acres with plenty of derful views and a sense of privacy, this access.  is comfortable three bedroom home well built home has a cozy, comfort- has an inviting living room with agstone able feel with oak oors throughout,  replace and propane heat insert and many woodstove and forced air heat and a large windows. Room for both formal and natural setting. A small sunroom o casual dining areas adjacent to the spacious, the kitchen is a great feature bringing updated kitchen. Large laundry room has tons the outdoors in. Second story master of storage and room for hobbies. Appliances bedroom has exceptional views and included. Laminate ooring, wood parquet spacious bath with walk-in style shower, a guest bedroom and bath plus a 21x9 o ce in bedrooms, and carpet in front room.  e or 3rd bedroom. Attached 464 sq.ft. garage and west decks, enclosed patio area with driveway to a single garage is paved and the grounds extremely tidy.  is home is detached storage shed adjacent. Head out from home for miles of beautiful trails or be situated in the southeast corner of the two acres with a farm gate access to the level, downtown in three minutes! (25683) $560,000 cleared, open land. Ready to go! (25709) $380,000 Close to the beach on Ward Avenue!  is impressive retail property in the busy Attractive home with a detached guest hub of downtown Fort Bragg was remod- house. Single-story, freshly painted eled ten years ago. A charming vintage and carpeted—three bedrooms, two exterior and attractive interior features baths with a comfortably casual open include 12 ft. ceilings with abundant store living area.  e kitchen features cherry lighting, two skylights, and as many elec- cabinets, granite counters and island trical plugs as you can possibly use.  e and new gas range. Enjoy the spa- electrical service throughout building was cious 16 ft x 27 ft. sun room with its impressively updated ten years ago along own wood stove any time of the year! with a new roof and propane forced-air Double-attached garage at house and heat. Beautiful  r oors in great condi- single-attached at guesthouse with its tion complete this move-in ready building. own redwood deck and private fenced yard. Property has a greenhouse, lath house and Service area in rear for parking and delivery. Upstairs 600 sq.ft room has half bath and workshop. (25552) $527,000 many windows. (25603) $399,000  FOR A PHOTO ALBUM OF THESE AND ALL OUR RESIDENTIAL, LAND AND COMMERCIAL LISTINGS, PLEASE SEE gbrealty.com Real Estate Magazine February 24, 2017 Page 13

Lesli Langslet, CMAR Executive, with Carol Ann Walton, CMAR President, and Anna Shaw of Hospitality Shop Online at www.Matson-DoItBest.com House at the recent Choose “Ship to store” for FREE Shipping sock drive. 964-5170 CMAR 22601 North Highway 1, Fort Bragg The Voice of Real Estate on the Mendocino Coast www.Matson-DoItBest.com s part of a monthly giving project started by the Coastal Mendocino Do It Best© Hardware & Lumber “World’s Largest Hardware Store” AAssociation of REALTORS® (CMAR), a sock drive to benefit the Mendocino Coast Hospitality House was conducted during the month of January. REALTORS®, employees at their offices and some business affiliates of CMAR joined in the “Sock It To Me” sock drive, collecting new socks for use by those in need. Over 200 pairs of socks, plus a gift certificate to purchase additional socks, were presented Mendocino coast ReseRvations to Mendocino Coast Hospitality Center’s Executive Director, Anna Shaw. CMAR President, Carol Ann Walton stated, “We are pleased to be able to support the Hospitality House. They have given so much to those in need in our community.” The Hospitality House began operating a homeless shelter in 1986. In recent years, the Mendocino Coast Hospitality Center has added additional services for MakeAmazing your happiest vacation Vacation memories on the Home Mendocino Coast! Rentals With an exclusive the homeless and mentally ill in our community—including Transitional Housing roster of premium oceanside vacation rental homes, your stay on the Mendocino Coast projects, case management services, vocational services, mental health services is assured to be relaxing, dreamy, and never to be forgotten. And, if you are interested and more. The Hospitality House was chosen as the first recipient of the monthly in having your home represented by the coast’s oldest, most-experienced and most- giving project, in order to assist those without homes, as a step towards self- sought-after rental service, please call... sufficiency. Homeless people are on their feet almost all day, often wearing the only pair of socks they own, which are likely to be wet on the moist Mendocino Coast. While many local residents donate used clothing to the Hospitality House, donations of new socks are rare. In order to help reduce the gap, CMAR selected [email protected] a sock drive as a way to help. This month the Realtor® efforts are for the Humane Society. Donations of fun and 45084 Little Lake Street whimsical collars, leashes, pet toys for dogs and cats gratefully accepted. Mendocino, California 95460 Public Service Announcement Courtesy of Real Estate Magazine Page 14 Real Estate Magazine February 24, 2017

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UNIQUE 3 bedroom, 2 bath home built in the 1920s and CUTE house on a hill. Built in 1941, this structure was con- BOUTIQUE MOTEL and gardens offering fantastic well maintained structed with opportunities, situated through the some nice north of Fort Bragg in the years. Spacious redwood. Cleone/MacKerricher State living room with Needs plenty Park coastal dunes area. impressive entry of work. Minutes from the ocean and doors, open fam- Garage with fronting major Highway 1 for ily room with a new door. maximum exposure and now built-in redwood Over an acre entertainment center. Nice redwood features throughout zoned com- operating eleven units on 2.5 acres. This could also be the home, trim, walls in the laundry area, Dutch door to one mercial but a great healing center, business retreat or family resort! of the bedrooms and more. Bonus room upstairs with ample used as residential. This is ‘’as is’’ pricing. Bonus room on Extensively remodeled in 2012 and offering rooms FOUR BEDROOM, 1.5 bath rustic log cabin in need of skylights, as well as an open loft bedroom with beautiful second floor. (25739) $275,000 tailored for relaxed and luxurious getaways, private TLC. Zoning may allow for parcel split. Cleared build- wood flooring. Sited on1.37 acres, there is a greenhouse weddings, and many amenities! Private decks, fireplaces, ing site for your dream home. Many outbuildings and and plenty of room for gardening, as well as an offering of LOVELY SETTING for this 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Secluded kitchens, spa, and nature trails, private easement access a horse corral. Only four to five minutes from town in many established fruit trees. And, to top it off, there is a backyard, nes- to Ward Avenue and minutes from beaches, coastal the sunbelt. Apple, plum, and apricot trees—mush- tled amongst fabulous ramada with a hot tub, perfect for entertaining! The dunes, stunning ocean access and miles of walking, rooms, too. Property adjacent to Jackson Demonstration redwoods with property also includes a barn with stalls and a storage shed. biking, horseback riding and close proximity to camping State Forest. Hazardous private access road and dogs. Great place to enjoy life in the country! (25622) $525,000 wraparound deck on two and nature! (25630) $1,250,000 ABSOLUTELY NO DRIVE BYS. (25652) $430,000 NESTLED AMONGST the redwoods, this well-built cus- sides of home THE COUNTRY INN is keeping with its tradition of the tom home is a delight offering a great era. Seven guest rooms to the senses. The 26 place to enter- each with its own indi- ft. of floor-to-ceiling tain or relax. Located at the end of cul-de-sac, close to vidual Victorian country windows beckons the town and schools but has the feel of living on acreage. Large theme. Two have fireplac- majestic redwoods living room with dining room area; family room; office area es. Eighth bedroom was into your daily indoor with barn sliding door and closet could be used as third converted to lovely formal living experience, bedroom. Skylights/natural light and lovely stained glass dining room. Furniture in guest rooms are included in while skylights galore features. Large two-car garage with workshop area and half provide abundant lighting. Each of the sixteen stairs fea- bath. (25509) $444,000 the sale making this a turn-key operating B & B. There is tures a unique handcrafted mosaic tile art piece. Red also a 2 bedroom, 2 bath innkeeper’s unit. Laundry room oak flooring in great room and both bedrooms along with TUCKED AWAY from traffic above Noyo Harbor is with hook-ups for two washers and two dryers. Paved off- Moroccan light fixtures enhance the visual appeal. The spa- this 3 bedroom, street parking lot with nine spaces. (25671) $585,000 CENTRALLY LOCATED, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, large cious loft area is an ideal home office or hobby space. This 2 bath home on OCEAN VIEWS and great location. Rental proper- living room with fireplace, large windows to let in natu- house has both a Bock central heating system and a wood 0.90 acres nes- ties, three individual ral light. Formal dining room with French doors to deck stove. The 7,500 watt generator will keep you comfortable tled in the red- units. Main house is and backyard. East bedroom and bath have separate even during a power outage. A small stream runs through woods. Upgraded a 2 bedroom, 1 bath deck and backyard door. Some hardwood flooring under the west side of this peaceful, private paradise. Once you kitchen, formal carpets. Large two-car garage with alley access. Central experience the magic of this home, you may not want to (vacant, very clean dining room, forced-air oil heating. (25591) $345,000 leave. (25299) $565,000 and updated—built in fireplace, large master suite with two walk-in closets 1955—rents for $1,200/ COZY 2 bedroom, 1 bath home on 1.68 acres with a pictur- and large two-car garage. Large deck off living room month). Other two units are 1 bedroom, 1 bath—built esque backdrop of a and master bedroom, surrounded by redwoods. Minutes in 1952—rents $700 and $800/month, both currently lush redwood forest. from the harbor and many amenities but feels like you Plenty of room for rented. All remodeled in 2004, dual-pane windows, are miles away in a forest setting. (25330) $529,000 an abundant gar- kitchen, fixtures, and flooring. Each unit has separate den. Chickens would electrical meters, shared water, and septic. All separate BUILT IN 2009, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in town be happy here! The post office addresses. (25651) $625,000 property is also set up is located close to shopping. The YOU WOULD NOT EXPECT these dramatic ocean for RVs. Outbuildings views from this Simpson include a garage and a shed. Conveniently located near the open floor plan is ideal for fam- Lane ridgetop setting for city of Fort Bragg and Fort Bragg Unified Schools. Gas range this Don Bruce-built, 3 ily and friends. in the kitchen to be replaced with an electric range. Monitor bedroom, 2.5 bath, cus- heater belongs to the current tenant. (25623) $310,000 Home features tom home in 1991. Great include custom COUNTRY setting in Cleone, 4.35 acres with two homes LOVELY OCEAN VIEW corner lot in Surfwood Estates. room has views and decks and separate lot. Main home is a spacious, 2 bedroom, tile flooring in and landscaped area to Large majestic red- kitchen with granite counters, solid wood cabinetry 1 bath with solarium deck, second level workshop, and wood trees surround draw your attention. All the features here. Central additional rooms. Bring your imagination to turn spaces and walk-in pantry. Propane central heat and free- heating and vacuum system. Generator, hot tub, green- open space for build- into great living areas. Second home to the north is a standing stove keep the home cozy. Heating water is house, and wood stove just because. Also includes 1,050 ing your dream home 1 bedroom, 1 bath with enclosed solarium porch. Lot economical with a propane on-demand system located in sq. ft., 2 bedroom, 2 bath rental or caretaker home with ocean views. Lot is located to the north of second home. Many great offers enough room the attached two-car garage. Master bedroom has double built in 2008 just down the path from the main house. closet and master bath has jetted spa tub framed by Currently rented. Paved driveway leads you to the possibilities with this property. Large septic system, for building site plus large greenhouse, huge shop buildings, water storage gardens and more. CC&Rs state minimum square foot custom tile. Easy to maintain wood-laminate and ceramic house and garage. Fenced landscaped areas. Several tank, lots of surface water waiting for you to make it a requirements for home is 900 sq. ft. Lot is in CDP tile flooring throughout. (25393) $425,000 wells and storage tanks to fuel the sprinklers and water beautiful property once again. Includes APN 069-142-10 Categorical Exclusions area. Mutual water. Residence the landscaped and orchard areas. Very near Jackson septic system has been designed. Seller will pay to up- LOVELY CUSTOM 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on 2.2 Demonstration State Forest. Call to see this secluded (25418) $579,000 date existing septic design and county certification. One acres in the home. (25736) $1,300,000 seller is a licensed Real Estate Agent. (24588) $229,000 Timberpoint BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 3 bath home located on 10 subdivision. ENJOY NATURE and dramatic forest and creek views from decks and windows that private acres Tranquil wa- TAKE IN the ocean view from this comfortable home take advantage of the pri- in the sunbelt. terfall sets the which is ideally vate setting. Property was Large living located only blocks stage as you home to a former nursery room area with from the quaint enter front and a wide variety plant- blufftop village of yard. Large liv- ings and old lathehouse oak hardwood Mendocino, over- ing room with still remain. The house floors, built- looking the Pacific. wood stove. Chef’s kitchen, formal dining room with bay has a high ceiling living room, large kitchen with lots of in bookcase, window, skylights throughout, wood flooring in living room, counters, and storage and a master bedroom with deck cabinets, and Inviting open floor that overlooks the forest. A detached studio has sink and plan with vaulted ceilings and expansive ocean views from and dining room. Large master bedroom with French doors laminate floors. Also, an additional room under the house vaulted ceil- most rooms. Other features include a clawfoot tub and to deck, master bath, granite countertops, and jetted tub. would make the perfect workshop. Well is equipped with a ing. Master suite with sunroom and private deck to propane heating stove. Enjoy white water views from the Great room upstairs with bath can be used for guests or as 3,000-gallon holding tank and ozination system. Garage has enjoy your morning coffee, large bathroom with sky- deck while soaking in the hot tub or lounging on the deck. a game room. Heated floors in bathrooms. Enjoy relaxing parking, hobby area and washer/dryer. A babbling Mitchell lights for natural lighting. Basement, large 24 ft. x 32 Walk to shops, restaurants or just to enjoy the spectacular or entertaining on the large multi-level deck that spans Creek runs along the bottom of the property bordered by ft. garage, greenhouse, equipment building, eight-sided an old haul road that is fun to explore. Emerald Drive is a Pacific views from Mendocino Headlands State Park trails. the backside of the home with beautiful forest views, spa yurt, water storage tank, lifetime metal roof, and more. (25595) $695,000 off deck. (25449) $630,000 quiet cul-de-sac and perfect for those who enjoy peace and quiet. (25731) $449,500 (25565) $749,000 From Westport to Gualala • We have Century 21 Agents living and working in Westport, Caspar, Mendocino, Little River, Albion, Elk & Manchester. With the ability to serve you with all of your Real Estate needs! Come in to either of our offices and see our 31 residential, 13 commercial, and 17 land, 1 mobile in park listings. • E-mail: [email protected]

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March, 2017 Fort Bragg Whale Festival Mondays—Weekly vigils at Mike Thompson’s office, First Sundays—Fort Bragg Grange Breakfasts: 8:00 Beer and wine tasting, chowder tasting, crafts Franklin Street, Fort Bragg, 10:00 a.m. a.m. to 11:30 a.m., 26500 North Highway 1 in Inglenook, Wed. 03/01–Wed. 03/29 fair; whale watching from the Mendocino Head- Mondays—Drop-in English Country Dance, 6:45 p.m. six miles north of Fort Bragg on the west side of the high- Watershed Visions—The Source lands State Park. to 7:45 p.m., C.V. Starr Community Center, 300 South way. Adult menu for $8 includes smoked pit ham, eggs any An exhibit that benefits Noyo Center for Marine Chowder and beer tasting, Town Hall, Main Lincoln Street, Fort Bragg; $6 at the door. style, hash browns with fruit option and all-you-can-eat Science. Presented by Mendocino Eco Artists. Street, Fort Bragg Wine tasting, Town Hall, Main pancakes with grangemade berry syrup; Thanks- Mondays—Caspar Winter Farmers Market, Novem- New pieces of art come in regularly. Fifteen per- Street, Fort Bragg Contact the Chamber for de- giving Coffee or hot tea. Additionally one can ber–April, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. This market is provid- cent of proceeds from all sales from this exhibit tails on times and fees—961-6300 mendowhale. purchase fresh squeezed organic carrot juice ed by a co-operative of local farmers and friends. Local go to Noyo Center. com as well as organic orange juice. Breakfasts for artists and crafts people will be there, too. Questions? 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday through Monday. children under 6 are $4. Contact Susie Jason at 964-3409. Caspar Community Participant of the Chamber of Commerce’s coun- Center at 15051 Caspar Road in Caspar. Second Wednesdays—Odd Fellows potluck and open ty wine tasting event, March stage. Bring music, food, and poetry; 428 North Main April, 2017 Mondays—Mantra Chanting, with Nansee New, 12:30 4 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Street, Fort Bragg, behind PAWS; doors open by 6:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. We chant mantras for one continuous Gala reception March 11, 5:00 p.m to 8:00 p.m. p.m.; 961-6099 or 964-2511 on Wednesday. Sat. 04/01 hour to recorded call and response music. Chant-books Oddfellows Hall, Mendocino Mendocino English Country Dance Second Thursdays—Women In Business Net- provided. No experience required. By donation. Com- mendocinoecoartists.org; noyocenter.org Fun, relatively easy, community-oriented danc- work; onversation, new ideas, connections: munity Coaching and Mediation Center (CCMC), 337 ing with live music. All dances are taught. No Redwood Avenue, Room D, Fort Bragg; 964-6841. 8:00 a.m., Caspar Community Center. More Fri. 03/03 information at: http://coastwibn.org/ Dance Night with The Mighty T-Bones partner is required. Bring potluck food to share Mondays—Miracles Study Course with Micah Sanger, and utensils. Calling and instruction by Lea Second Fridays—Pub Night, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Let’s Dance. No-host bar serving beer and wine, 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. All levels welcome. By donation. Smith. Friendly OPEN MIC for singers and musicians: three benefits Caspar Community. Community Coaching and Mediation Center (CCMC), $10; high school student admitted for free. 337 Redwood Avenue, Room D, Fort Bragg; 964-6841. songs onstage, sound tech on-site to help you sound $20 at the door great! Come early and sign up for your spot. Wonder- Caspar Community Center Tuesdays—Weekly free talks, 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ful dinner food, beer, and wine are available for sale 964-5569 Community Coaching and Mediation Center (CCMC), Caspar Community Center, 15051 Caspar Road, Lots of board games and cards in our library, ping pong 337 Redwood Avenue, Room D, Fort Bragg; 964-6841. Caspar table if desired, skittles table, etc. FREE—all ages wel- Mon. 04/03 10/04: Sandy Eis, “Healing and Hypnotherapy.” 964-4997 comed—Join Us! Gut Health and the Brain Wednesdays—Drop-in T’ai Chi Chih class for all ages Second Saturday, even months—Spaghetti dinner, Sat. 03/04–Sun. 03/5 Class will discuss gut and moods, the second and conditions, 1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m., Fort Bragg Se- 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., meat or vegetarian option, salad, Mendocino Whale Festival brain, and influencing the health of nervous sys- nior Center, 490 North Harold Street; sliding scale fee, garlic bread, homemade pie or cake, and beverage, tem through gut. 962-0903. Wine, chowder, and craft beer tasting; whale Whitesboro Grange, 1.5 miles east on Navarro Ridge watching from the Mendocino Headlands State $20 suggested donation; tea is served. Wednesdays—Mendocino Figure Drawing Collective, Road; $8, adults; $4, ages 6–12; free, under 6; 937-5283. Park. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mendocino Art Center. Profes- Second Sundays—Jazz Jam hosted by Dorian May; MCSL Gathering Place in the Company Store, sional models; $12 fee. Drop-ins welcome. For more Chowder and beer tasting, Crown Hall, Men- 2:00 p.m to 5:00 p.m., Headlands Coffeehouse, 120 Lau- information, call MAC Open Studios, 937-5818 ex. 10. docino Wine tasting, Ford House Museum, Main Fort Bragg rainbowconnection.net rel Street, Fort Bragg. Free. All ages. For information, Street, Mendocino Contact the Chamber for de- Wednesdays—Basic Astrology with Lynda Ross, 1:00 call 964-1987. p.m. to 2:30 p.m., Starting October 5; Community tails on times and fees—961-6300 mendowhale. Third Fridays—The Dorian May Trio; Jazz Piano, 7:00 Coaching and Mediation Center (CCMC), 337 Redwood com May, 2017 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., Headlands Coffeehouse, 120 Laurel Avenue, Room D, Fort Bragg; 964-6841. Street, Fort Bragg. Free. All ages. For information, call Sat. 03/04 Mon. 05/08 Thursdays—Support group for grandparents raising 964-1987. Mendocino English Country Dance Gut Health and the Heart grandchildren, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Safe Passage Third Fridays—Women’s Support Group for Coaches Fun, relatively easy, community-oriented danc- Family Resource Center, 208 Dana Street, Fort Bragg; Class will explore how fats are digested and and Healing Professionals, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Com- ing with live music. All dances are taught. No 964-1931 or 964-3077. With holidays, some meeting where they go, how gut health influences choles- munity Coaching and Mediation Center (CCMC), 37 partner is required. Bring potluck food to share days change. terol, and how gut communicates to heart and Redwood Avenue, Room D, Fort Bragg; 964-6841. and utensils. Calling and instruction by Alan what they might be saying. Thursdays—Bingo; snacks and beverages provided; Fourth Wednesdays—Noyo Chapter of the Ameri- Winston. 7:00 p.m. (doors open at 6:00 p.m.), 490 North Harold $20 suggested donation; tea is served. can Rhododendron Society meeting, 7:00 p.m., $10; high school student admitted for free. Street; 964-0443. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. September through April, (third Wednesday in No- Caspar Community Center MCSL Gathering Place in the Company Store, Fridays—Noyo Food Forest learning garden hands-on vember and third Wednesday in December to avoid 964-5569 Fort Bragg rainbowconnection.net experiences, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Fort Bragg High holiday conflicts) Fort Bragg Presbyterian Church. School; 964-0218. Short business meeting followed by a speaker; all with Mon. 03/06 Fridays—Swing Dancing, 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Cas- interest in rhododendrons are encouraged to attend; Gut Health and Immunity par Inn; Free and open to the public. noyochapterars.com Class will answer questions about food allergies, TOTAL Saturdays—Mendocino Community Garden— Fourth Sundays—Grange Pancake Breakfasts: In- antibiotics and micro biome, and influencing im- a true community endeavor working together, land, Little Lake Grange, 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Little munity through food choice. RAINFALL* growing an abundance. We meet starting around Lake Grange #670, 291 School Street, Willits; $6 for $20 suggested donation; tea is served. for the 11:00 a.m. Lots of space, food, and community; pancakes, eggs, ham or bacon, juice, and coffee or 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 17 years running. Next to the community center. tea; Thanksgiving coffee and real maple syrup. Coast, MCSL Gathering Place in the Company Store, MENDOCINO COAST Call or show up 937-3037. Whitesboro Grange, 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; ham and Fort Bragg rainbowconnection.net eggs, pancakes, juice, milk, coffee and teas (herbal First and Third Tuesdays—Irish Set Dance, 6:30 Total Rainfall 2008–2009...... 24.17” and regular), homemade berry syrup; three miles up pm. to 8:00 p.m., Apple Farm, 18510 Greenwood Road, Fri. 03/10–Sun. 03/12 Total Rainfall 2009–2010...... 46.89” Navarro Ridge Road, just south of Albion village. Philo; April 15, May 6, May 20, etc.; information at Little River Whale Festival Total Rainfall 2010–2011...... 50.75” 964-7525; dance leader Lea Smith; Irish Set Dance Fourth Sundays—Caspar Breakfast The menu var- Geocaching, art exhibits, sea cave tours, state Total Rainfall 2011–2012...... 31.82” workshops are on-going, and on a drop-in basis. The ies with the season and includes vegan and gluten- park campfires and tours, docent-led whale Total Rainfall 2012–2013...... 31.11” more you come, the more you will learn. No partner free options. 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. No December watching, music, food and wine tasting. Total Rainfall 2012–2013...... 31.11” necessary. Please wear soft-soled shoes, dance shoes or breakfast. Location: Caspar Community Center at Contact the Chamber for details on times and Total Rainfall 2013–2014...... 22.90” dress shoes with low heels are great. No street shoes, 15051 Caspar Road in Caspar Contact: 964-4997 or fees—961-6300 mendowhale.com Total Rainfall 2014–2015...... 29.62” high heels, sneakers, flip-flops, or sandals, please. No [email protected] Total Rainfall 2015–2016...... 45.33” fee, though donations are accepted to pay the caller Fourth Sunday—Pancake breakfast, 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 Sat. 03/18 and help cover costs. No need to sign up, just show up. a.m., includes organ juice, pancakes, ham, eggs your Whale Run and Walk Race Total Rainfall Please arrive a bit early so we can start on time. way, and beverage; Whitesboro Grange, 1.5 miles east First Fridays—Women in Black Peace Vigil, 5:00 p.m. on Navarro Ridge Road; $8, adults; $4, ages 6–12; free, Thirty-third annual run on the scenic haul road 2016–2017 to 6:00 p.m., Town Hall, Fort Bragg. All are welcome to under 6; 937-5283. along Pacific Ocean, Fort Bragg. Fun walkers come and stand in silence for Peace. You are welcome walk scenic coastal trail. Register by March 4 to To Date 44.39” to bring a candle. ensure a T-shirt. Medals awarded three deep in Total Rainfall al age divisions. First Fridays—Fort Bragg Art Walk, BongoLatte Latin February, 2017 Jan. 25, 2017 to Feb. 21, 2017 7:30 a.m. Kiddie Race; half-mile run for kids yes jazz quartet, 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., Headlands Cof- Fri. 02/24–Sun. 02/26 feehouse, 120 Laurel Street, Fort Bragg. Free. All ages. four to ten. All kids will receive a medal. Fixation to Freedom 11.91” For information, call 964-1987. 8:00 a.m. 10K, 5K Run, 5K Competitive Walk Three-day enneagram workshop. A rare op- This rainfall data was gathered at 8:05 a.m. 5K Fun Walk Fridays and Saturdays—Dinner music, Mendocino portunity to study with experts in the field. En- Mendocino City Hotel; music is from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Starts and finishes in the Skunk Train parking neagram is a powerful system for understanding lot. Community Services District First Saturdays—SHARE (Simply Happy About fixed patterns and releasing them. *Total rainfall is measured from July 1 of the preceding 964-3567; [email protected]; soroptimistfort- year to June 30 of the current year. Raw Eating) network’s Raw Food Potluck, 6:00 Questions: 964-6841 p.m.; bring an organic, raw vegan dish for eight braggca.org people to share, a plate, eating utensils; upstairs Page 16 Real Estate Magazine February 24, 2017

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White water ocean and beach views — Charming “Frolic Crest” home has been in the same family since it was built. This is a rare opportunity for a unique Mendocino coastal home on over two acres of privacy. Three bedroom, two baths, and a separate downstairs living area. Kitchen features Corian countertops and cherry wood cabinets. Living room has a double-sided fireplace, built-in entertainment center. Rare wormwood from sinker logs is featured inside and out. Garden auto sprinkler system and patio. Wine cellar, leased alarm system, built-in vacuum, and on-demand water heater add to the comfort of this beach home retreat. Listed at $1,399,000. Light-filled newer home in Elk, with Courian countertops in the kitchen, a main floor master suite and Jacuzzi bath in bathroom, second bedroom upstairs, walk-in closets on both floors, spacious walk-in pantry, vaulted ceilings in the living and bedrooms, southern-exposure facing deck, and large two-car garage. Located on ten acres of peaceful meadows, near beaches, fine dining, and just south of the village of Deirdre Lamb Mendocino. Offered at $895,000. MLS 25590. Broker Build your dream home on ocean view and meadows property in Albion— Six acres located BRE #01841638 near beaches, fine dining, and the village of Mendocino. Building envelope has been established; well is in, and property comes with a septic design by Carl Rittiman. Reports available for archaeological, botanical, rock road in, electricity pole on the property. Five-acre property next door with well in and many reports done is also available. Take advantage of having first choice, or buy them both for an 11+ acre estate property! Each parcel offered at $329,000. MLS 25577/25578. Classic Mendocino artist’s home—in the Historic Mendocino village. Sitting right across from the Mendocino Art Center; it offers stunning strolls to the ocean. This one-bedroom home has been updated and added on to with loving care. The kitchen, which has granite counters and contemporary cabinetry, boasts of stained glass windowsSoLd created by this Mendocino Treasure who lived and worked here for forty years. The studio/shop building is awe inspiring. There is a comfortable apartment which can be guest quarters; from its lofty position it has white water views. MLS 24798. Bill Lamb Looking for a new home? It is a great time to buy, call today and let us help you find a new home! Realtor® All our listings are selling. When you are ready, call me and I will work hard Attorney-at-Law to sell your property for you, too! Deirdre (707) 937-9999. BRE #01981052

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10483 Lansing Street P.O. Box 762 Mendocino, CA 95460 800-707-0423 Find us on the Web at www.seacottage.com Sea Cottage Real Estate for full details including area information. located in beautiful, downtown Mendocino, on Lansing Street in the happening part of town. www.seacottage.com

TWO PERMITTED HOMES on sunny location near the end of the lane. Two-story main home is a two-bedroom and has a full bath and three-quarter bath. A two-car plus attached garage. A fenced garden area has raised beds. The back home has two bedrooms, one full bath, and a half bath. There is a detached two-car plus garage with loft storage. The yard is fenced. Olive and apple trees are between the two houses. MLS 25748 $460,000

WALK TO MACKERRICHER State Park Right From Your Front Door! The front

yard includes magnolia and blooming cherry trees as well as a variety of Enjoy an extra day other fauna and fl ora. The parcel extends up the hill where you have your in one of our truly own private oasis with lovely ocean views! The home has an open concept preferred getaways. living, dining and kitchen area. There are 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a Stay two or more nights & get the third night Free. 3 car 2 door detached garage. This property is perfect as your vacation Offered November getaway or for year round Living! through April excluding MLS 25730 $399,000 holidays. This is a wonderful time SIX ACRES to visit the coast! close to the Mendocino PRIVATE, PEACEFUL, and beautiful 2.18 acres of mature village. Two woods. Outside the Coastal large bed- Development Zone. Own your rooms with SEA HAVEN is a own enchanted forest filled attached successful and with mature redwoods, pines, baths and well-established fir, oak, madrone, and wild walk-in closets. Large living room with vaulted ceilings vacation rental. It huckleberry. Timber could and stone fi replace. The dining room is open to the kitchen is located within be harvested to build your and has two double French doors leading to a large patio. walking distance dream home or help pay for it. Detached four-bay garage with an attached workshop to the Point Cabrillo preserve or Caspar beach. Whether Convenient to both Fort Bragg room. The sunny parcel has an area of majestic redwoods, you are looking for a vacation getaway, investment or and Mendocino. Possible op- rhododendrons, and other native plants.. And only two miles permanent residence Sea Haven offers an ideal loca- tion of purchasing adjoining parcel to the east. from the Mendocino village! tion and home! MLS 25719 $159,000 MLS 25360 $625,000 MLS 25639 $689,000

F WESTPORT | Bluff Top | Ocean View | $925,000

Picture yourself atop a hillside with calming views of ocean, forest and mountain; 20 acres of serene nature. 2,100 square feet of living space with gracious room for entertaining and guest accommodations. Huge workshop and large bonus room—ready to customize for your own purpose. Trex decking, easy to maintain. Home is recently painted and includes a fi fty-year roof. RV hookups and some level land—room for just about anything. Owner might Carry a Loan. MLS 25689 WEDNESDAY,J  MARCH us 8TH FORT BRAGG | 119 Noyo Heights | $419,000 FROM 5:30 UNTIL 9:00 Three bedroom, 2 bath home with two-car garage located in a cul-de-sac. No through traffi c. Built in 2002. Craftsman style. Interior has vaulted ceilings in living room, dining room and kitchen FOR A DINE OUT BENEFITING with a great room effect as all is open. Laminated fl oors in dining and living area. Vinyl in kitchen and baths. Granite counter tops in kitchen with a bar that will easily seat four. Bedrooms and hall have carpet. Montessori del Mar Learning Center Master bedroom has room for king-size bedroom set and a sitting area with door to backyard. Walk-in closet. Master bathroom with separate shower and tub. Two other bedrooms are nice size and could accommodate king-size beds. Main bath has a shower and tub combo. French doors to deck off the dining room. Great backyard area that is fenced. Close to schools. MLS 25687 dinner, drinks and live music by ZIDA BORCICH jazz vocals inabelle and IRA ROSENBERG piano reservations suggested GServing Lake & Coastal Mendocino You can reach her directly at MACCALLUMHOUSE.COM :: 707.937.0289

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DENNEN’S VICTORIAN FARMHOUSE— COASTAL COTTAGE—Cottage by the sea!  is home Built in 1877 the architecture of Dennen’s Vic- located west of Highway 1 is included in one of Fort torian Farmhouse refl ects the Dennen family’s Bragg’s prime subdivisions. Have fun adding your per- New England Roots.  is gracious home has sonal touches to this 1,800± sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath been lovingly restored with attention to de- home into your own beach cottage. Sea- and sand-col- tail and unique architectural elements. Situ- ored large stone chimney at the front of the home will ated on 1.64± acres, the inn boasts ten guest invite you in. Fireplace, open kitchen, skylight in master rooms with private baths among four build- bath, and a large bonus room that looks out onto over ings, the Main House, Carriage House Build- an acre of land that off ers plenty of room for you to de- velop your own barbecue and fi repit area. Hare Creek ing, Barn Building and Quail Cottage. Perfect Beach is just steps away. Let the sounds of the ocean for Northern California romantic getaways, serenade you as you end your day. (25757) $488,500 the inn has received AAA 3 Diamond rating and Trip Advisor Award of Excellence 2014. —Beautifully landscaped ocean- (24950) $1,295,000 WHITE WATER ESTATE front estate with Asian-infl uenced architecture. Spectacu- lar white water views from expansive windows throughout LITTLE RIVER COVE—Perched above Little the living space. Large redwood decks designed for enter- River Cove, 4+ bluff top acres in two parcels with taining or lounging to the sounds of crashing waves on the expansive cove and ocean views.  e homesite rocks. Kitchen amenities include a full range of high qual- is south-facing, out of the wind, and surrounded ity stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, custom on three sides by state park. A large meadow lighting, and pull-out cabinetry providing ample storage. with a creek and pond line the west side, beach Solid white oak fl ooring throughout much of the home. on the south, and state park land on the north. Living room includes a large rock fi replace. Master bath Create a family compound with a potential of two includes custom tile work, Carrera marble with full-length mirrors and vessel sinks. Floor plan pro- residences, two guesthomes, and over four acres vides for a private second bedroom with full bathroom and custom tile throughout. Tastefully de- of forest, meadow, creek, bog, and sandy beach signed Japanese dry bed with handmade Japanese gates and fences defi ne the properties aesthetic. A to play on. Just a three minute drive from Men- bonus second unit with full living quarters totally remodeled in 2008 includes solid Brazilian cherry wood fl ooring, new electrical and plumbing, appliances, and washer and dryer. Handmade shoji docino. dividers and custom cabinetry add to the overall beauty of this gem. (25322) $1,800,000 (25376) $3,250,000 RESIDENTIAL WITH COMMERCIAL ZONING—3 bed- WONDER IN THE WOODS—Nestled among room, 2 bath cottage nestled among native trees; other plant- redwoods, yet minutes from Mendocino village, ings and whimsical trails also lead over a bridge to a detached this round house has an open, fl owing fl oor plan. guest sleeping quarters creating a country feel all while in Circular design of three bedrooms, two baths, close proximity to Fort Bragg services.  e detached studio mudroom/laundry, kitchen, dining and living room and commercial zoning is unique to this location allowing is fl uid and opens to a wraparound deck.  e living multiple work and live scenarios. Highway 1 visibility and room, dining and kitchen area share high ceilings access highlights your need for artist gallery, workshop or retail while bedrooms have a lower ceiling making them destination. Bring your dreams and contemplate coastal living feel cozy and inviting. A granny unit is adjacent to while enjoying your morning coff ee or evening meal relaxing the detached garage, carport, and separate work- on the sheltered patio. (25502) $399,000 shop.  is is perfect for the buyer who possesses creativity, vision and tools. It’s an opportunity one simply can’t ignore. (25611) $545,000 MINI RANCH Mostly level, 10.5± usable acres of land with the potential to apply for application for LAND LAND LAND division.  ere is a seasonal stream running along a portion of the property.  e property would be ideal PINE GROVE— is exceptional 17.5± acre property is located three miles north of Mendocino and for horses, your mini ranch or home in the tempurate six miles south of Fort Bragg. Adjacent to 300-acre Point Cabrillo Light Station Historic Park and climate this area off ers. Property is not in the coastal Nature Preserve, this property lies just north of Russian Gulch State Park and just south of Caspar zone which should help in the permit process. Headlands State Beach. Gently sloping to the west, partial ocean views are seen to the west. A small (24996) $399,000 year-round stream along the northern boundary attracts wildlife and provided the water for the for- mer Pine Grove Brewery in the 1870s. A drilled well, an older outbuilding, a roughed-in driveway and marked property corners help make this a great place to build your dream home. LAND LAND LAND (23999) $475,000 LEVEL LOT IN FORT BRAGG Great level lot perfect to build on. Utilities close to property. Drain- —Close to Mendocino City, but end-of-the-road ten-acre privacy. SO PRIVATE YET SO CLOSE age fees already paid. Area of beautiful homes, the property is surrounded by property as large or larger. Trail to Russian (25388) $150,000 Gulch State Park nearby. (25220) $295,000 FIELD OF DREAMS Level property, open to the sun, with good possibilities. Close proximity to state parks and beaches make this a desirable property. HIGH PLACE—Lofty wooded bluff overlooking coastal meadows and the ocean beyond. Perfect (25547) $175,000 place for a private coastal view estate but close to town. Surrounded by other twenty-acre parcels, this will remain private. Access is available from Highway 1 or Albion Little River Road.  e parcel COUNTRY GETAWAY Great getaway property close to beaches and room for your RV or boat. is wooded with redwoods, fi r, pine, and oaks. Plenty of material. Two knolls to choose from for a Nice property to camp and enjoy the coast! Some improvements on property some of which are non- building site. conforming. See county for details. (24761) $298,000 (25527) $180,000 SEASIDE SETTING—North of the coastal town of Fort Bragg, long stretches of bluff tops, rock out- OCEAN VIEW LOT Great location with level lot and white water views. Conveniently located close croppings and beaches start to appear and life’s pace seems to relax a little.  is is the location of this to amenities. Build your dream home here on the coast. 4.5± acre oceanfront lot. As you enter onto the property there is a gentle knoll that has commanding (25352) $225,000 views to the south coastline encompassing the Ten Mile dunes and Fort Bragg in the distance. To FOREST AND POND Estate quality 8.5 acres of private, lush and gentle, thick forest land, with the north, Cape Mendocino and the Lost Coast are on the horizon. Here’s the lovely part, a Coastal several varieties of trees and brush, also a pond and southern exposure. Lots of possibilities for your Development Permit is in place for a 2,200 sq. ft. home. Well is deeded and septic is already installed. grooming tastes and homesites. Septic plan updated by Carl Rittiman 8/15/2016 for three-bedroom  is property is ready for your dreams. highline. Drilled well in place. Not in coastal zone. (25717) $699,000 (25324) $329,000 EVENING TELEPHONES EVENING TELEPHONES Barry Cusick, Broker Assoc. 813-8430 Johanna Hopper, Realtor® 937-1671 John Kruzic, Realtor® 357-0354 Dale Simpson, Realtor® 530-859-0964 Cheri Osborne, Broker Assoc. 357-4414 Bob Jetton, Broker Assoc. 734-0417 Linda Simpson, Realtor® 813-0964 Chuck Meissner, Realtor® 684-6388 Jim Eldridge, Broker Assoc. 813-8134 Art Love, Broker Assoc. 972-6585 Sarah Schoeneman, Realtor 937-1183 Phyllis St. John, Broker Assoc. 937-5822 Greg Burke, Broker 489-7027 Greg Burke, Broker 489-7027 RealReal Estate Estate Magazine Magazine February January 24, 27, 2017 2017 Page Page 19 9 MENDOCINO v ILLAgE

MLS 25606 | 25607 | 25608

THREE SPECIAL LOTS IN A WONDERFUL COMMUNITY!

• The last in-fill area left in Mendocino village. Close to all the best of • Build for the 21 Century, “LEED Platinum Accessible Homes” for the 100 Mendocino! million people aged 52-88 years old. • Enjoy white water, ocean views and overlook the wonderful Mendocino • Lots are zoned for a second dwelling unit such as a granny unit, caregiver Headlands State Park. quarters, or rental unit. • Walking index of “88” designates very walkable with most errands • Three separate parcels with approximately 1–2 acre each. accomplished on foot. • We will be onsite in March. Contact David Coddington at 707-937-3223 • All entitlements are complete: water, sewer, etc. or [email protected] to set up an appointment to see these unique lots. • Ready for a building permit. Don¹t miss this chance to be a part of this wonderful community. • Lots have been removed from the Historic Preservation District and are not • For qualified builders, investors, and developers, the owner will work with appealable to the California Coastal Commission. you. Contact us for information about a unique opportunity.

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Fine art, crafts, and exquisite Woodworking Peter White BROKER from over 200 regional and nationally known Lic. No. 01132984 american artists and craftspeople Middle Ridge simple living on 9± broad forest view acres; above Salmon Creek. Open, natural feeling, two-bedroom home plus studio and several small out- buildings for shop and workspace. Redwoods, garden highlight gallery space and natural lawn. Fresh, clean and super-abun-dant M endocino | S ince 1978 water from your own well! $425,000 thehighlightgallery.com Old Bamboo Farm on 20± end-of-road-private, 45094 Main Street 707 937 3132 level, mostly cleared and with tall redwood gentle acres. Two bedroom,IN 2 ESCROW bath home with greenhouse; IRISH BEACH PARCEL several outbuildings, three wellsand bamboo! Poised for home milling, family care unit and more. $550,000 Oceanfront 2.5+/- acres above Navarro Beach. Amazing camping parcel. Walk to forever, surf, and river dreams. Financing considered. $179,000 20+/- acres of Navarro River frontage close to Navarro State Beach, Elk, Albion, Mendocinoand the joys of the coast. Incredible bird life; leaf-air Ocean views from this Irish Beach parcel with ac- stands of alder, and broad, level, rich meadow. ira eae BROKER ASSOCIATE cess to miles of beach for enjoying the Pacifi c Ocean. (Photo not shown.) $200,000 707.357.2194 Good neighborhood with easy access from Highway 1. Mutual water and a current septic permit ready to install. BRE# 01220296 Lighthouse and ocean views galore! Easy to build, prop- MoveToMendocino.com erty offers a one-time exclusion from needing a coastal BEST REAL ESTATE SERVICES [email protected] . develop permit. This is a great fi nd! : 707-YES-BEST (707.937.2378) 45010 Ukiah Street Mendocino, CA 95460 Offered at $175,000 bestres.com | [email protected] CALL KIRA MEADE FOR ALL OF YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS! Page 20 Real Estate Magazine February 24, 2017 Your Home Loan Specialist Sally K. Figueiredo mortgage consultant Residential-Commercial | Re� inance-Purchase Loans FHA | VA | Ask about NO MONEY DOWN LOANS !

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BRE Number 01845615 BRE Josie V. Swenson Sales Associate Lorrie Jean Glover FIRST EQUITY REALTY Sales Associate 365 Cypress Street | Fort Bragg • Offi ce: 707.964.0708 45061 Little Lake Street | Mendocino • Offi ce: 707.937.2145

Great family home near schools and rec- Seventies-style ranch contemporary. This home reation! Three bedroom, 2 bath home with an celebrates its seventies’ style interior with open-beam CLOSED offi ce/den that features remodeled kitchen and ceilings, and generous-sized rooms; this home has a bath rooms in 2004. Kitchen features: ‘’Zodiac’’ great interior layout. Lots of windows that make it bright quarts solid surface countertops, fully extend- and bring the outside in. Walk-in closets and large and able rollout pantries and drawers, pullout cutting board with really nice wood inlay. Appliances meticulously landscape yard on corner lot. Close to include a set of combo wall ovens with convec- schools and shopping. This home is in move-in ready tion microwave, built-in glass-top stove, two condition. A must-see. prep sink areas. Exterior features large covered MLS#25756 $480,000 deck just great for family barbeques, fully fenced backyard, and gardens, tool shed, greenhouse, Comptche and Honda generator. A must-see home! PENDING Ocean views and views of Mendocino. MLS# 25481 $415,000 Ukiah Road. Property south of Stranford Inn entrance. 12+ acres on three contiguous parcels zoned RR-5. Borders Mendocino campgrounds at the top of the hill. Sunbelt fi ve-acre property with 2 bedroom, 1 Older residence. Many possibilities. A special spot that CLOSED bath, main house, artist studio with half bath, and has not been available for decades. 1 bedroom, 1 bath cabin off separate driveway MLS# 25438 $550,000 entrance. A place to enjoy sunshine and privacy. The main house has a very large deck to enter- tain on or just enjoy the forest views with a peek out to the blue water view in the distance. The cabin is currently being rented for $850. The PRICE REDUCED Great, quiet neighborhood to build your dream studio would make a nice guesthouse or art- home. Three acres give you plenty of room for setbacks. ist studio. Paved road to the northern entryway of the property. MLS# 25428 $350,000 Must see this property. Owner will carry. Call for more details. MLS# 25244 $169,000

High level of craftsmanship throughout. Great distant views of the ocean and most of the PRICE REDUCED town. Near CV Starr Aquatic Center and schools. Perfect retreat on the edge of the earth. Great for A non-bearing wall was removed to double the the cash buyer. Spectacular 180-degree view. There size of the master bedroom. Great light and shel- PENDING is even a seating platform down the bluff. Large tered backyard. There is an attached complete common area living, kitchen, and dining room. New stand-alone studio unit with separate entrance. double-pane windows strategically placed. Septic has It could also be a nice quiet offi ce or extra bed- just been certified and there is a water storage tank room. See this property to appreciate it. on site. There is a trail down the bluff. MLS# 25396 $409,000 MLS#25637 $375,000

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