Bright, airy, quiet home next to a national seashore

Description

Perfect for writers, artists, professors and professionals, retirees and outdoor enthusiasts including land and water activities at the Point Reyes National Seashore, and on Tomales Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Those who enjoy culture--art, performance, museums, history, etc. will find it all here and in the nearby Bay Area. The locally-driven cuisines are well represented in shops, farmstands, farmers markets as well as restaurants and cafes; include award-winning bakeries, wineries, breweries, distilleries, even a meadery; along with seafood and shellfish, local dairies with craft cheeses, etc. etc. This charming house was built in 1919 with old-growth redwood framing - 2" x 12" beams. It has been completely renovated top-to-bottom, inside and out by a master craftsman and stonemason, with custom cabinets, fireplace, stone and floor work throughout. All new double pane windows and doors throughout. Perfect for a family or two couples. It is mere minutes from the Point Reyes National Seashore, Tomales Bay with its swimming, kayaking, fishing, boating and numerous oyster beds and seafood restaurants. The home is on a dead end cul-de-sac with only 9 homes above this one -- extremely quiet. Yet the main road, 200 yards away, has a grocery store and deli, with a small pub attached for villagers and visitors. There is small orchard and garden on one-half acre, with a natural spring in a forest setting. Apple tree Pettingill variety, Plum trees dapple dandy, flavor queen, pluot, and santa rosa varieties, Pineapple guava, Aprunia tree – cross between apricot and plum, Meyer lemon, avocado, and fig. Berry bushes include blueberry, boysenberry, black currant, and blackberry. Huckleberries in abundance along some trails in the Point Reyes national seashore next door. Blackberry bushes along the street.