Welcome to Mendocino Real Estate Guide!
Let us be your guide to the many possibilities of Mendocino County Real Estate! Look through our Digital Magazine to find your Mendocino Dream. Maybe it's an ocean view cottage or mountain getaway, or maybe it's acreage you're looking for, or your own vineyard or B&B. Start at Page 1 and browse cover to cover, or use the links on this page to jump right to what you're looking for. Whether you're buying or selling, for residential or commercial, in the inland valleys or on the rugged north coast, let Mendocino Real Estate Guide lead the way!
- On Our Cover This Month
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Original William Turnbull/MLTW Design built by Matt Sylvia. New interior remodel just completed by owners. Beautiful Doug Fir floor in kitchen & living room. Home theater system in living room and wall mount flat screen in master bedroom. Radiant heat on lower level. Broad blue water ocean views over commons. Sunny, tranquil and wind protected location with great privacy from commons on the north side.
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- On Our Cover Last Month
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This wonderful home is nestled on 40 acres of rolling meadow graced by great ancient oaks. The home’s center is a beautiful 52 ft. great room, anchored by a Rumsford fireplace on one end and a Chef’s kitchen on the other. The outdoor living space includes a lovely south facing covered veranda, screened dining room and a beautiful pool with hot tub/spa.
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YOUR HOME: Home Improvement Ideas
- Save Big On Home Insulation
With Tax Credits In Stimulus Bill. - It’s always nice when the government helps pay for a home improvement project that also results in reduced utility bills for you. If you were cold in your house this winter and your heating bills were higher than you’d like, now is a good time to increase your home’s insulation. You could receive a tax credit to cover part of the cost of the materials.
- Leading Them Down The Garden Path.
- Pathways through your garden can help draw you and your guests outdoors into the farthest reaches of your outdoor living area. One contractor calls them “way finders.”