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Page 2 Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011WRITER ON PAINTERStory by Adrienne RossBob RossOne of the many pleasures of living in Mendocino County is thatit has long been an alluring magnet and nurturing environmentfor artists of every kind. Living here is not like living in most othersmall towns or rural places. We are in a cauldron of cultural creativityand artistic excellence and experimentation that’s pretty muchtaken for granted because it is endemic. There is a rich mentoringrelationship, too, between artists, young and old, master andfledgling. Even genres of art get in on this conversation, bolsteringthe links between painting and fiber arts and sculpture and ceramics,music and dance, drama and poetry, writing and printing andprose. Using the allegory of this swirling creative container, I askedtwo much-admired, very old friends to contribute to thisissue: multi-talented artist, Bob Ross, to write about TheMendocino Art Center, where he has participated invarious capacities for over forty years, and his sister, authorAdrienne Ross, to write about her brother Bob. After all,who could talk about another person more authoritativelythan a sibling? Adrienne’s new book of spellbinding shortstories, In the Eyes, In the Mouth (the cover designed byBob Ross – again with the swirling interconnectedness)can be found in local bookstores and on Amazon.com,and you really should go buy it. You can’t put it down.Zida Borcich, PublisherReal Estate Magazine is a FREE Publication.The price of a subscription covers the cost of FIRST CLASS MAIL plus a small handling fee.Yes, I would like to receive REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE for:o 10 weeks (5 issues) $8.00 o 6 months (13 issues) $18.00o 12 months (26 issues) $30.00o Outside the Continental USA: Please InquirePlease send check or money order to:REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE, 711 North Main Street, Fort Bragg, CA 95437Name _____________________________________________________________________Address _______________________________________________________________City State Zip _______________________________________________________________(Please allow 3 weeks for first delivery)ON OUR COVER: COSMOS 17 5/8 x 23 1/8 / Freehand papercut / 1985 Bob RossABOVE TOP: FLORENTINE: 42 x 36 / Collage of plastic bags / 1998 Bob RossABOVE LOWER: EARLY SELF-PORTRAIT: 9 x 18 / Oil / 1972REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE711 North Main Street Fort Bragg California 95437tel: 707.964.1318 • fx 707.964.9448www.realestatemendocino.come-mail: rem@mcn.orgREAL ESTATE MAGAZINE, Mendocino Coast &Inland Property is published biweekly by Studio Z Mendocino.Neither the publisher, nor brokers will be responsible or liablefor typographical errors, misinformation, misprints, etc.Properties are subject to prior sale. Publisher reserves theright to accept or reject all editorial and advertising matter.Copyright ©2011. All rights reserved. No part of thispublication may be reproduced without the writtenconsent of the publisher, Studio Z Mendocino.Real Estate MagazinePublisher Studio Z MendocinoManaging Editor/Renewals Lisa Norman rem@mcn.orgAd Sales Steve Worthen 707.813.7669actinn@comcast.netAd Production Joe Neves 707.964.1318jnneves@sbcglobal.netMorning HullingerGraphic Production Zida BorcichDistribution (6200 copies bi-weekly)Mendocino, Westport to Fort Bragg, Cloverdale,Anderson Valley,Little River to GualalaChuck Hathaway & Mike SoderlingWillits & Ukiah Patti Fereira

Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011 Page 3Bob Ross is a local artist who is well-known on theNorth Coast for his gorgeous art work and also for his widecircle of friends and colleagues. He is also my brother. I’veknown him for all his nearly seventy-two years (I’m six yearshis senior), and I’ve seen his evolution, from a kid who likedto draw to a fully mature artist who is confident enough towork close to the edge.When I asked Bob how he got started as an artist, hereminded me that as a kid he’d wanted to be a cartoonist. Iremember that when I left home for college, Bob and I wrotehard-copy letters to each other (this was several centuriesago), and his were always filled with charming and wittydrawings.Bob got formal training from art classes at Reed, the ArtStudents League, Cooper Union and Yale Summer School ofMusic and Art. It’s no surprise that his work is eclectic, and thathe works with a variety of mediums, including oils, acrylics,watercolor, collage, and drawing in many mediums, andgraphics, and freehand papercuts. Some of his work is nonrepresentational,but much of it is based on a long, steadypractice of drawing what he sees.He says, “I’d venture that my collages stretch the furthestfrom the classical styles of drawing, and are arguably my mostadvanced work.” Most of his collages are lush, richly textured,witty and endlessly intriguing studies in color and rhythm,rather than telling a story or making a symbolic point.Preparing for this story, Bob told me an anecdote I’dnever heard before. “Probably my main boost was takinga calligraphy class from Lloyd Reynolds. He recognized meas an artist long before I recognized myself. He encouragedme to quit Reed and try to apprentice myself to Ben Shahn orAntonio Frasconi or Rico Lebrun. At the time I thought: ‘I don’tknow anything about art. I’d be embarrassed to approachthese guys. I better go to art school and learn something first.’So I moved to NYC and started going to the Art StudentsLeague. When I went to the front desk to sign up, I got handeda catalog, and the only name I recognized even distantlywas George Grosz. I said, ‘I want to study with George Grosz.’The clerk looked at me and said, ‘I’m sorry, he died this pastsummer. Why don’t you take a class with his colleague andfriend Marshall Glasier?’ So I did. Marshall had soul and classand taught me to love drawing.”VIBRATO AT THE GROTTO 86 x 66 / Oil / 1983 Featuring Eric Dolphy, tenor sax; Bobby Hutcherson, vibes;Richard Davis, bass; Roy Haynes, drumsLSD POSTER 26 x 32 3/8 / Woodblock print / Third Edition 2009 In 1964 the Doctors Timothy Leary and Richard Alpertcommissioned Ross to do a poster for their first major public presentation on the subject of LSD, at New York’s Town Hall. He executed alarge scale woodblock print, in a small signed and numbered edition. In 1992 a Second Edition was printed from the original blocks; andin 2009 he printed a limited Third Edition commissioned by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). A limitednumber are still available for sale and this and other works may be viewed by appointment or at RobertRossStudio.comFrom countless conversations with Bob over the years,I’ve learned that he is interested in depth, subtext, technicalresonance — issues he and I have in common. Writers andpainters, and certainly other artists, have many of the sameconcerns. The richness or density of our work is not what wehave in mind while we are “in the zone,” but it’s what we areproud of when we are finished.Point of View is a basic literary technique. The narrator cantell the story from his own point of view, which obviates anyother character’s perceptions or experiences unless told tothe narrator; or from one or more characters’ point of view.In Bob’s paintings, one of the first things we notice is thepoint of view. What’s up close, what’s far away, how is thepicture “cropped” or chosen within the frame. Always Bob’schoices are fresh, inviting, seductive. His nudes, particularly,are invested with relationship among the painter, the subject,the context, and light, which lends them both radiance andintimacy. These paintings don’t tell a story about “Solitude,”or “Reverie,” or “Ideal Beauty.” They tell the story of “A Modelin a Painter’s Studio.”Bob is also fiercely critical and analytical about his work,although I think he would be the first to say it comes fromhis gut and heart: “Art seems to be one of the basic humancapacities, a sort of acknowledgement that ‘the brain-boneconnected to the heart-bone.’ Plus, among such other basic

Page 4 Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011IRISES 37 x 53 1/4 / Oil / 1983FIDDLER ON THE ROOF POSTER 12 1/2 x 19 1/2Photolitho of freehand papercut / 1985DRAWING TABLE 11 x 16 / Reed pen & ink / 1988BELOW: CASPAR BAY 15 x 11/ Watercolor / 1972human capacities as bloodlust and greed, it seems to effect akind of consolation.”He adds that, “It’s a constant challenge. It’s work I cando for the rest of my life, and keep learning. And I get cluesabout general living from my studio work. Like, clues to flexibility,to letting go, to patience, to opening my mind beyond myexpectations....”Bob has been associated with the Mendocino Art Center forover four decades, and teaches occasional classes there. He’shad two major exhibits there, and coordinates the MendocinoFigure Drawing Collective. He told me about his early goodfortune at the Art Center: “There was still a limited arts communitythen. The Art Center was six years old, and its founder Bill Zachawas so kind to me, renting me a little utility room in the back —my first studio!”Jackie Davidson, a local master ceramicist, remembers this:“Although clay is my medium, I have an enduring interest in lifedrawing. Shortly after I moved to Mendocino in late ‘89 severalof us began to meet weekly at the Art Center and pitch in to hirea model. Bob Ross, of course, was a regular of the group which,under the leadership of Bill Martin and Bob, became a vibrantand enduring feature of the Art Center.”While it is doubtless true that Bob has evolved and ripenedgreatly as an artist in the last decades, it is also true that his workalways seemed amazing to me. I was always surprised at his outsidethe-envelopemoves, his papercuts, which seem to me like magic,his huge painting “God Presents,” his graphic art which, from thehistoric LSD poster (that Tim Leary and Richard Alpert commissionedin 1964) on, has always, in my eyes, been way beyond mereannouncement.Zida Borcich, a master letterpress printer and good friend of bothof us, makes this same point:“I got to know Bob when he was the project manager and I wasthe lowly letterpress printer at Al Moise’s shop and we printed MexGlimpse together, a book of poems by Paul Tulley, with drawingsby Roberto Chavez. It was supposed to take two weeks but insteadit took three months. I got to be with Bob all those days and daysand weeks, scrutinizing the minutest details, putting make-ready onthe tympan in little bits of tape and toilet paper and endless pullsand a sort of path to perfection I had not experienced before. Ilearned that, when it comes to his work, he has not got the word“compromise” in his vocabulary. No such thing as “good enough,”no matter what the personal cost of time or energy. He will not quit,not until it is perfect. It took him two or three full days just to mix oneof the inks for the dust cover. I mean, it was tremendous. And justlistening to him, his rap, his rhythm, his scope, erudition, I tell you, thatwas one of the great experiences of my life. I love that Bob. I have aton of his work: oils and watercolors, freehand papercuts, drawings,collages. I can’t believe what a great artist he is and that I get toown some of his work.”I would echo Zida, as I’m sure would a lot of folks on the Coast,and say, “Me too.”NEAR LEFT: LI’L REFRACTO8 x 11 1/2 / Collage / 2010BELOW: SELF PORTRAIT18 x 24 / Acrylic / 2007

Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011 Page 5Story by Bob RossWhat ifthere hadnever been amendocinoartcenter?What if there never had been a Mendocino Art Center?Well, for one thing, I would never have come up this wayin the summer of 1965 to visit a friend who was teachingpottery at the six year old MAC. I would have gone to NYCto “become an artist.” I wonder how many other local artistsand craftspeople might have settled elsewhere?There was a small artists’ enclave here on the coast before MAC.This group in and of itself did not exert an attraction as the Art Center did.The Art Center truly opened the doors. It’s my view that what happens inmany isolated or unrecognized areas is that artists move in first becauseof the low rent. They are followed by creative and entrepreneurial folks ofevery stripe, at which point money begins to flow and create an energyof its own.If there never had been an Art Center, it seems just about certainthat there still would have been an influx of people to this area during thesixties and seventies, because the coast is just so flat-out beautiful. Themigration back to the land and to unspoiled rural areas was a huge socialmovement, more powerful than any local institution. But there wouldhave been no central focus here, noactual working location where a varietyof arts and crafts could be taught,learned and practiced, and wherepeople from many backgroundscould socialize and cross-pollinate.In 1957 the Preston Mansion in Mendocino(featured in East of Eden withJames Dean) was destroyed by fire.Bill and Jenny Zacha bought the property,and by 1959 had established theArt Center. It was their hope that boththe Center and the community atlarge would be receptive to nationaland international influences. DuringBill’s tenure as Director, the Art Center did something new, it brought visitorsand new residents who established a fresh and more open culture.In 1964 Bill travelled to Japan, where he became friends with woodblockartist Toshi Yoshida. In 1971 Toshi was teaching at the Art Center; andin 1980, influenced by Zacha and Yoshida, Mendocino became Sister-Citywith Miasa, Japan, resulting in an annual cultural exchange between theABOVE: Bill Zacha showing future Art Center grounds to Bud Pisarek, editor of West Art.Photo Credit: Nog Johnson BELOW: The Denslow-Morgan-Preston Mansion on Little LakeStreet, before it burned in 1956. Photo: Unknown

Page 6 Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011two. And the Art Center as an institution has attracted and served scores ofthousands of local, out-of-town and international visitors, including instructors,students, residents, and curious, intrigued travelers. MAC presented acontinuous stream of gallery exhibits spotlighting local and internationallyknown artists; and regularly produced festivals such as the Summer Arts &Crafts Fair and the Thanksgiving Fair, creating a celebratory community hubwith music and dancing, and the appreciation and buying and selling of art.Without the Art Center, it would have been extremely difficult toestablish a textile arts endeavor of the scope and durability of Lolli Jacobsen’sprogram. While teaching at MAC, Miriam Rice initiated her yearslongpioneering work on mushroom dyes. The grace and tough practiceof Jack Sears’ longtime pottery instruction would not have existed up hereor inspired another couple of generations of high-grade locally-crafted ceramics.Where would Ansel Adams and Imogen Cunningham have beenable to teach photography in this neighborhood, if not the Art Center? BillMartin’s guidance and coordination of the Mendocino Figure Drawing Collectivewould have had no readymade facility to accommodate this traditionalart. As early as 1973, MAC offered classes in authentic French provincialcookery taught by Debra Dawson and Jacques Peré; and in 1975the Zachas provided Art Center lodging to newcomer Margaret Fox, whostarted out by selling Congo Bars at Art Center movies, and whose localcuisine has had international influence. Powerful classic and contemporaryplays were performed in what was then the Art Center’s main gallery,and subsequently the Helen Schoeni Theatre was built; where else would aMendocino Theatre Company have found its headquarters? The Art Centerwas a place for people.Aldine Gorman, Betty Thompson, Esther Tregoning, May 1960, preparing for opening ofclasses. Photo Credit: Unknown_________________________________________________________________________Would there have been such seminal publications as the MendocinoIllustrated Paper (we used to call it “The Pape”), Big River News, MendocinoReview, or the highly successful A&E magazine of the Art Center itself? Thesepublications featured local artists and writers, local business enterprises,ecology or planning issues, snappy articles that interested a wide variety ofreaders, and were supported by local advertising. They were all circulatedwell beyond the north coast, some stretching clear across the United States,and they all drew resources to the area.I think what we’re looking at is several local towns which wouldn’thave had the same spread of reputation and proliferation of galleries andother businesses that were so much a part of the growing activity on thenorth coast. It seems inevitable that fine lodging and dining services andfestivals eventually would have developed, but it’s uncertain that theywould have received as much benefit from the particularly rich “art colony”character they currently enjoy.How many artists would have come up here basically for‘woodshedding’ (a jazz musician’s term for disciplined, solitary practice) theway I did, actually learning the art before looking to teach or having formalgallery or performance presentations? What kind of community supportand central social space would have been available to the many fromscratchcabin builders, who so substantially generated and influencedlocal architectural style? How many world-renowned musicians wouldhave come here to work? How much local commerce would have beengenerated by people from all over the world who come to take classesand stay for awhile ― or forever ― if there were no large, well-known ArtCenter to beckon and incubate them?When I first moved up in 1965, Bill Zacha offered me a tiny utilityroom at the Art Center as a working studio. It was twenty dollars per month.It allowed me to start my “woodshedding” and develop the ideas and skillsI was exposed to in art school, independent of the trendy politics of the ArtWorld. It also allowed me to become established in the community, andmeet the painters, dyers, printmakers, poets, mushroom enthusiasts, actors,ceramists, weavers, jewelers, musicians and singers, carvers, furniture designers,writers, and local business owners who gathered around the ArtCenter. It was definitely a place to hang out.In 1986 I taught my first of a series of classes at the Art Center. MAChas provided me with two major solo exhibits, and I’ve participated withhundreds of other local artists in MAC’s frequent group shows. They’vehosted our figure drawing group for twenty years, and given us seven BiennialExhibits. In my many decades here I’ve witnessed the continuousand sometimes unexpected ways that the Art Center has served thelarger community, myself included. In retrospect, I’m awed at how manypeople accomplished so much at this facility, which so many of us havelargely taken for granted. And at this point it baffles me to try to imaginewhat this area ― or my life as an artist ― would have been, if there neverhad been a Mendocino Art Center.(Continued on page 17)LEFT: First Art Fair, 1959 Bill Zacha with hammer, Jennie Zacha with shovel.Photo: Paul Bunyan News, Photographs by Carl JohnsonRIGHT: 1960 Back office & apartment 4. Photo Credit: UnknownMac’s CONTRIBUTIONS to our communityIn addition to the numerous social and cultural benefits, a considerable amount ofmoney flows into the community from the Mendocino Art Center’s abundantactivities. While it’s not possible to estimate this income with perfect accuracy,reasonable estimates have been derived from figures supplied by the Art Center.Estimates reflect the last eleven years, during which a couple of years weresomewhat slower, and several years were somewhat higher. All numbers areaverages.Students per year: 1,000Out-of-town visitors to fairs and events: 1,000–1,500Artists-in-residence per year: 16Employees: 15Gallery visitors: 10 – 80 per day (depending on the season)plus 100 each Second Saturday of the monthWorkshops offered: 100 –130Workshop length: 2 1/2 daysStudent nights @ 80% of total: 2,400Student meals @ 80% of total: 7,200Lodging income @ $120/night: $288,000Dining income @ $60/day: $144,000Total dining and lodging from out-of-town students: $432,000These estimated student averages do not include expenditures by spouses orother family, or gift shopping or other activities in the area, which are certainlyresponsible for additional income to local business. They do not reflect the numberof people who moved here just because of MAC. The dollars those people put intothe community in terms of real estate purchases, commissions, or rentals wouldincrease the numbers exponentially. The figures above also do not include salariesto employees, MAC payments to over two hundred local artists and businesses, orspending by artists-in-residence, which amount to some $500,000 going directlyback into the local economy. If we add the student expenditures to this $500,000,the Art Center brings roughly a million dollars to our community each year. It’sunderstood that for the past few decades, visitors to our area are not coming solelybecause MAC is here; at this point, MAC is part of a thriving community with muchto offer visitors. But the million-dollar estimate is based on the Art Center’s directpayments into the community and from folks who come to Mendocino specificallyto take classes at the Mendocino Art Center.

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Bragg MLS#22626$730,000 2.25 acres, ocean view, near Haul Road Ft. Bragg MLS#22628$895,000 64 acres, ocean view, near 10 Mile, Fort Bragg MLS#22308INFORMATION IS DEEMED RELIABLE BUT NOT GUARANTEED AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGEDavid Coddington, Broker/Owner 937.3223 • Tracey Coddington, Realtor/Owner 937.5071 • Melanie (Sis) Burdick, Broker Associate 937.3276Allen Petersen, Broker Assoc. 964.4400 • Mary Cesario Weaver, Realtor 961.0937 • Bobby Burdick, Realtor 937.3176 • Sue Shabazz, Realtor 937.5071 • Patrice Ka’ohi, Realtor 217.1903

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Gale Beauchamp Realty D345 Cypress Street, Fort Bragg, California 95437Telephone: 707 964-5532Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011 Page 9Gale Beauchamp, Broker gbrealty@mcn.orgSheila Biaggi, Realtor ® 937-4965 sbiaggi@mcn.orgLucien Long, Realtor ® 877-1711 llong@mcn.orgMaureen Petersen, Realtor ® 272-0748 mohara@mcn.orgCharming, 2bedroom cottagein the appealingnortheast area ofFort Bragg has anexceptionally largeand well-caredforyard, and astudio apartmentadjacent to thedetached garage.Beautifully developedrear lawnbordered bymature landscapingwith manytrees in the separate west yard. The house has original oak plank floors throughout,wonderful dining room overlooking the garden, and a great fireplace. (22584) $367,500.This an ideal, sunny, small, farm property eastof Fort Bragg and above the Noyo River offeringopen meadowland with a barn and a largestorage/shop/studio structure. Privately set backoff Sherwood Road and accessed by a paveddriveway, this very special 12 acre parcel haspower and an approved septic plan. A greatplace to build offering natural beauty in a veryconvenient location. (22145) $450,000.Investors—Two prime properties now paired for quicksale, both have outstanding ocean views west acrossNoyo River harbor and jetty. Super well-maintainedinside and out with newer roofs and exterior paint,these properties include a very tastefully renovated, 2bedroom, 2 bath home on 0.34 acre parcel and a wellmaintainedduplex on a separate parcel. The views fromrear decks and patio overlook the mooring docks onthe river as it winds eastward. Landscaped, manicured, and very appealing residentialproperties with rare combination of everchanging views. (22530 ) $650,000.Historic 1870s Mendocino building original, the Lemos’ Saloon has unrivaledocean and Mendocino Bay views. Positioned at thequiet end of Main Street within steps of MendocinoHeadlands State Park trails and Mendocino Bay.This historic commercial gem has a newer roof anda 2004, remodeled, second-story, 1 bedroom apartmentwith captivating white water view. Currentusage is Main Street retail/office and residentialspace. For investors, this could be a versatile live/work space or a second home with commercial incomeand tax write-offs. (22453) $776,000.d For a photo album of each of our listings, please see www.gbrealty.com D“I highly recommend Sara to anyone who is seeking an informed, reliable andhonest agent who’s willing to bend over backwards to help her clients find and/or sell property.”—Buyer in AlbionMendocino: (707) 937-1565, ext. 13Anderson Valley: (707) 895-2255Toll free: (800) 454-1565, ext. 13E-mail: sfowler@mcn.orgHomesCountry PropertyRanches, Timber, VineyardsTim Mathias, BrokerSheri Hansen, AgentRick Soderlind, AgentBox 402, Boonville, CA 95415Fax (707) 895-3340Phone 707 895-3333View Anderson Valley Real Estateatwww.rancheriarealty.comCoastHome.comSaraFowler.net Seniors Real Estate Specialist®Vacation HomeRentalsMendocino Coast Reservationsannounces that it has spaceavailable on its exclusive rosterof luxury oceanside vacationrental homes. If you are interestedin having your home representedby the coast’s oldest,most-experienced and mostsought-afterrental service.Please Call 937-1000CALL US for INFORMATION on MIDDLE and LARGE RANCHESLand for SaL e - o wner wiLL CarryMailing: PO Box 1143 707 937-503345084 Little Lake Road 800 262-7801Mendocino, California 95460 Fax: 707 937-4236City Lot: 0.14 acres zoned RVH. Located in FortBragg close to amenities. Owner will carry. $109,7501+ Acre Parcel: Located 1 mile inland upPudding Creek Road this parcel has a threebedroom aerobic septic system installed.Owner will carry. $183,500

Page 10 Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011Mendocino’s oldest Real e state FiRM seRving the coast since 1963Automatic e-mails available for new listings, price reductions and foreclosures. • To access our listings and to view all listings in the area go to www.mendorealty.comtwo locations to seRve you 7 days a weekMendocino - 1061 Main stReet (707) 937-5822 FoRt BRagg - 690 south Main stReet (707) 964-3610BREWERY GULCH INN…NUMBER 1 ONTRIP ADVISOR — Built from the ground upfor the pleasure of the guests and owners, thisbeautiful Craftsman inn was constructed usingold-growth redwood “sinker” logs from BigRiver. All ten units have ocean views and fireplaces.All units have been upgraded with thebest granite, fixtures and furnishings. Stunningreception/dining area features redwood panelingand stainless steel wood-burning fireplace.The property has a use permit for a conferencepavilion, water tower and gardeners’ shop. Almost3 acres of woods, meadows and ponds surroundthe inn. (22187) $4,150,000VILLAGE FARM AND HOME WINERY — The finest in villageliving: three full legal residences, water tower, private, quietand a complete farm. Gar dens, lawns, pasture, barn, chickencoops and privacy. Ocean views from nearly every room. Completehome winery crusher/stemmer, press bottler for makingfour barrels of wine a year. (22285) $1,950,000EASY LIVIN’ IN THE WOODS — Bright and sunnyhome in The Woods nestled among rhododendrons,redwoods, firs and pines, near Van Damme StatePark. This well-laid-out home is very clean and wellmaintained and features a spacious living and diningarea, a large kitchen, storage galore, vaulted ceilings,four well-placed skylights, a laundry/mudroomand more! The master suite features a large masterbath and walk-in closet. A gentle ramp connects thedetached garage to the enclosed front deck. Enjoy themany amenities at The Woods—swimming in the pool; relaxing in the clubhouse, library or TheLodge At The Woods. And don’t forget the beaches, golf, tennis, shopping, galleries, art, dining inLittle River, Mendocino and beyond. (21614) $179,000MODERN VICTORIAN — Recently completed two-storyVictorian-style home in Surfwood IV subdivision. Top-qualityconstruction includes cherry floors throughout, 10 ft. ceilingson the main level with crown molding, 14 ft. ceilings upstairs,Marvin windows, Travertine tile in bathrooms, radiant floorheating, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, Silestone® Quartzcountertops and walk-in pantry and large sunroom with stonefloor. The artist studio is over 1,000 sq. ft. (included in totalsquare footage) and has a half-bath. Three-car detached garage.(21086) $855,000GEM OF WESTPORT — Victorian-era home of Italianatearchitecture proudly sits on the high point of 20 spectacularoceanfront acres looking across colorful gardens and lovely pastureto the ocean beyond. Built as a six-bedroom home withformal dining, library, study, and attic playroom. The interior ofthe home has been lovingly restored, with most rooms retainingthe original grandeur of that period. The property also boasts aseasonal creek, and ±quarter mile of blufftop. Two older barnswith lots of character and potential function add to the appeal ofthis very special property . (22616) $2,950,000LAND • LAND • LAND • LAND • LAND • LAND • LANDBIG RIVER LAGOON — 250± acres located seven miles east of Mendocino on Big River. The propertygoes from hilltop to Big River Lagoon. Six million board feet of timber; mostly redwood, mostlyover twenty-four inches in diameter, and many over thirty-six inches. Two great hilltop homesiteswith views. The property is bounded by state park and other large timber parcels. NTMP timber planin place for future income generation. Go for a swim! Big River Lagoon is a beautiful natural pond/lagoon with lots of wildlife and access to the amazing Big River State Park. (21290, 21291) $3,650,000PASTORAL HOMESTEAD — Pastoral ocean view ranch, pastures, pond, spring and hills createa perfect setting for your homestead. A 1950s stucco home and barn are a starting point. (22545)$795,000TOWN SQUARE — Look around and let your imagination go. 1.5± acres, three parcels, both sidesof Main Street. Zoned commercial. Ocean Views! City sewer available, lots of exposure, and parkfrontage. Very busy exposure for retail or professional. Southern parcel is adjacent to Headlands StatePark, great access to hiking trails along ocean bluff and beach. (22546) $795,000EVENING TELEPHONESPeggy Merrill, Realtor® 937-4009Barry Cusick, Broker Assoc. 937-4010Cheri Osborne, Broker Assoc. 937-2062Ted Tanner, Broker Assoc. 964-9190Charlie Reed, Broker AssocCASPAR CONTEMPORARY — Enjoy white waterocean views from this lovely two-story home in quietCaspar South. This Paul Douglas design boasts an invitingfloor plan—three bedrooms, two baths, two walkinclosets, 600± sq. ft. of easily accessible attic space,walk-in pantry/laundry room, mudroom, two offices(hobby rooms), spa, lovely garden, two-car garage,central vacuum and more. It’s been well-maintainedand is ready for your decorative touches. Great location,quiet neighborhood and end-of-the-road privacy.Enjoy sights and sounds of the ocean from the privacyof the enclosed deck, outdoor spa or enjoy a short walkto open space and the ocean. (22329) $839,000Phyllis St. John, Broker Assoc. 937-5822Jim Eldridge, Realtor® 937-6070Johanna Hopper, Realtor® 937-1671DeeDee Thomas, Realtor® 671-3450Greg Burke, Broker 489-7027HUMMINGBIRD HOLLOW “HummingbirdHollow” as owner and guests affectionately call thischarming home is nestled in a private and serenepark-like setting with beautiful redwoods and thesound of Digger Creek running through. This wellmaintained,2 bedroom, 2 bath home has a largeliving room with brick fireplace and open-beamceiling. Fenced orchard with fruit trees. (22450)$415,000IN SUNSET'S WAY Large home on 2 acres withocean view, close to services. Walk to the MendocinoCoast Botanical Gardens. The four bedrooms allhave their own bathrooms. Great home for entertainingwith central living dining areas. Detachedfour-car garage helps to create a private courtyardwith spa and barbecue area. Newly painted andnewer roof. Currently a vacation rental and wellsuitedfor that purpose. (22494) $699,000SURROUNDED BY REDWOODS — Be enchanted themoment you enter this custom, 2 bedroom, 1 bath home.Enjoy the natural light that filters through the skylightsin the kitchen, living room, and master bedroom. Pineinterior walls add to the warmth you will feel as you enjoythe view from the bank of windows looking out to theredwood grove. (22164) $403,000VIEW OF THE LAKE — This home is immaculate! It ismove-in ready. New carpets, new vinyl, new paint, newdishwasher and microwave, new roof, new fence, andnew skirting. Pest report on file; Section 1 is cleared.Enjoy watching the birds on the lake from your diningroom table; views of the Pudding Creek Trestle isviewed from the living room. There is an office area justto the left of the living room. This unit also has newercarport and a wooden storage shed. (22603) $124,900HORSE LOVER’S DELIGHT 3.3 fenced and cross-fencedlevel acres privately located in the sunbelt with an attractiveand comfortable, 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with nice openfloor plan and 1 bedroom, 1 bath, guest unit and garage.Property is already nicely set up for horses with two pastures,loafing shed, large barn, stable, and storage currentlyused for tack. (22447) $459,0006.7 ACRES OF BEAUTY — Incredible rare find! Experiencethis romantic 6.7 mostly flat acres. Enjoy this 2 bedroom,1 bath home with decks on three sides of the house,and tile entry that flows into the kitchen with walk-in pantry.The house has an open floor plan, with a beautifulflagstone fireplace. Two-car detached garage with asphaltpaved driveway, guest unit with bath, new roof in 2004, threestorage buildings, and leach field recently replaced. NearMacKerricher State Park, this has horse property potential!(21967) $545,000FAMILY SIZE AND COUNTRY STYLE — This well-built,4 bedroom, 2 bath, ranch-style home was designed andcontractor-owner built in 1973 by Philip Webb. The homefeatures large living room with vaulted ceiling and diningarea, and kitchen with lots of storage, built-in desk andpantry. Separate breakfast room. Central heat and woodstove. Two-car garage and storage shed. Nice backyard withcherry, plum, peach, fig, walnut and apple trees. Locatedacross from the proposed Regional Park and Golf Course.(22381) $295,000CLEAN AND COZY IN PARK — Very clean and fully furnishedmobile home in Ocean Lake Park with ocean view from frontporch. Also has a nice ramp. Walk to beach via under the highway.(21700) $115,000EVENING TELEPHONESMichael Romo, Broker Assoc. 357-0865 Linda Simpson, Realtor® 813-0964John Kruzic, Realtor® 357-0354 Dale Simpson, Realtor® 530-859-0964Gary J. Roach, Realtor® 489-1136 Greg Burke, Broker 489-7027

Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011 Page 11Mendocino MortgageServing the Mendocino Coast Since 1994Buying Your First Home or Moving Up?• Prices are more affordable than in past yearsWhatever your home financing needs,Mendocino Mortgage is ready to help with abroad range of loan programs and personalized service.Susan WeaverReal Estate Broker • Calif. Dept. of Real Estate Lic. #01015740Serving the Mendocino Coast, Ukiah & the Redwood Valley707-937-3938 • 800-884-3938Located above the Coast Real Estate Building45010 Ukiah St., Mendocino, CA 95460 • sweaver@mcn.orgLuxury retreat Private, sunbelt propertyon the ridgewith greatocean, forest,and mountainviews. Wellbuiltcountryhome on 4.2 secludedacres.$825,000Ron Eich & Carol Ann WaltonSea Cottage Real Estate10481 Lansing Street, Mendocino937-0423Custom Homes Surrounded by Redwood AcreagePeace and Tranquilityridgetop Hideaway Light, open home on67 forested acres.Deluxe kitchenopens to diningand living areas.Two extra-largebedrooms and office/GuestRoom.Great ridge viewsand 2 large barn buildings. $974,000Sea Cottage REALTOR® Team (Broker Assoc., e-PRO®, CDPE©, GRI)DRE Lic. #01259479 & #00483386Evening TelephonesKIRA MEADE Realtor® 964-4379SARA FOWLER Realtor® 895-3784BETH RYAN Realtor® 937-4849LIN SCOTT Realtor® 937-4079PETE FEILD Broker Assoc. 937-5656JIM McCUMMINGS, Broker 937-5263PATTY McCUMMINGS OwnerMendocino office45010 Ukiah Street707 937-1565 • 800 454-1565Free Catalogwww.coasthome.com • coastre@mcn.org • Go Online for more Photos and Information!ResidentialPRivacy in tHe woods A spacious triple-wide Silvercrest home withtwo bedrooms, 2.5 baths,office, large living room withpropane stove for warmthand ambiance, a lovelykitchen open to the diningroom, a laundry room withextra storage, and an enclosedpatio area. The twocargarage connects to thepatio for easy access intothe home. The Woods offersseveral amenities includinga heated pool, club house with kitchen, library, etc. The monthly rent includesaccess to all amenities plus water, sewer, roads and trash service.(22133)Price Reduced! now $264,000andeRson valley vineyaRd view Home This cabin-style cedar homeon a sunny ridge offersa panoramic view ofAnderson Valley. Largedeck (over 500 sq. ft.)overlooks the valley. The20± acres also have abeautiful redwood forestcamping area with asecond homesite waitingto be developed.Cedar quarter-roundround log siding on theexterior and in open living/dining areas. Views from game/pool room withbeautiful pool table, three bedrooms, two baths, plus loft area with solidspiral stairs. Screened mud room entry. Take the path with stairs ordrive to the camping area equipped with power, water, and brick barbecue.Furnishings and personal property are negotiable. (22188)offered at $595,000PRice ReducedResidentialsolid intown staRteR Home A solid home on a quiet street with nothrough traffic in FortBragg. The 2 bedroom,1 bath house is withinwalking distance to theelementary schools,Fort Bragg High School,and the new aquaticcenter in town. A spaciousfenced backyard,fenced front yard, andprotected porch addconvenience and safety for children and pets. The detached garage featuresauto entry from the back alley and foot entry into the backyard.(22650)offered at $269,000comPtcHe’s HucklebeRRy Hill RancH A private and peaceful119± acre sanctuarytucked away in theprivacy of your ownredwood forest. Theranch is accessed by arocked road that windsthrough the redwoodsup to a 3 bedroom, 2bath, single-story, country home with detached artist studio accessedby a covered walkway. In addition there is a large workshop, greenhouse,garden shed, fenced orchard and garden area. The second developedhomesite has an installed septic system. This beautiful property hastwo large ponds, several meadows and many areas to hike and enjoy theflora and fauna of the land. The ranch has been lovingly cared for by theoriginal homesteaders and has a NTMP that allows for periodic selectiveharvests. The current occupants shall retain a Life Estate in the residenceand artist studio. (22344)offered at $1,095,000new listinglandPRivate RidgetoP PaRcel witH suPeR well 10± acres in what isgenerally considered the most desirable area of Rancho Navarro due toridgetop views, southern exposure, and privacy. The wooded top of theproperty is level to gently sloping, while much of the parcel is southernslope, part wooded and part grassy, which guarantees great views acrossvalleys and ridges. Many redwoods and other trees. Thin/limb trees toopen super view. Fisch Brothers drilled and capped well in 2001, reportedoutput as 20+ gpm. Prior parcel owner found a spring halfway down theslope which was still wet after a three-year drought in the past. A neighborhas used a for solar pump on a similar spring many years. Communityclubhouse, pool, and pond. Short drive to river, ocean, and Anderson Valleyamenities. This property is one of four active land listings in the RanchoNavarro Subdivision. Call for further information on all properties currentlyavailable. (22585)offered at $270,000PRice Reducedocean PanoRama These 320± acres offer a little of everything includingpanoramic views of the Pacific coastline, redwood timber, meadows, southernand western exposure, lots of flat to gently sloped land, access via twoseparate roads, and total privacy. The zoning should allow subdivision intotwo parcels. (21226)Price Reduced! now $2,475,000sPectaculaR oceanfRont RancH Sugarloaf Ranch offers 224±acres with over one mile of frontage on the Pacific. Most of the land is levelto gently sloped prime agricultural soils. A portion of Elk Creek is on thenorthern boundary and there are two ponds, one on each side of Highway1. This is the first time the property has been on the market in severaldecades. Stunning ocean views from just about everywhere. (21317)offered at $5,500,000

Page 12 Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011Sea Ranch, Gualala, Sonoma and Mendocino Coasts • Free local maps and property information • Open daily$649,000TWO BEDROOM HOME WITH LIGHTHOUSE AND OCEANVIEWS 20 ROLLING HILLS ACRES Beautiful 20 acre estatefeatures acres of green grass meadows and trees with bigpanoramic views of the ocean, lighthouse, canyons andhills. Custom, 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with loft and basementshop/laundry; needs some TLC. Includes 1 bedroomapartment over a three-car garage. Great for horses; somefencing and a pond.$595,000PACIFICREAL ESTATE$290,000NEAT AND CLEAN AT PACIFIC VIEW LOOKS AND FEELSLIKE NEW Exceptionally clean and rarely used, 1,700sq. ft., 2 bedroom, 2 bath, manufactured home with den/office. Spacious family room. Across from ManchesterState Beach.$289,000®Once and Future White Water View!Now just a peek-a-boo ocean view, when purchased in 1970 this lot had white water views to theFish Rocks! Today the 0.65 acre downslope parcel is solid forest, but all those trees blocking windand view will belong to you! Located in the Glennen Green subdivision, midway between Gualalaand Anchor Bay, the heart of the banana belt microclimate. Just clearing the lot to build your dreamhome will re-open the ocean view and Cooks Beach is just across the street. This parcel has everythingyou want in a coastal propertyexcept a will-serve letter fromthe water company. Offered at afraction of its value to compensatefor the three to five years you willhave to wait to build. Owner willconsider financing; submit terms tofit your budget!$97,500Banana Belt PropertiesJ. Moloney Scott, Broker #00795487707-884-1109 • FAX 707-884-134335505 South highwAy 1, Anchor BAyP.o. BoX 630, guAlAlA cA 95445E-mAil: BAnAnA1@mcn.orgServing the Mendocino Coast Since 1986Featured on our intErnEt wEBSitE:+ www.bananabelt.orgLovely Beach HomeOUTSTANDING GUALALA RIVER, SAND BAR AND GUALALAPOINT VIEWS IN-TOWN GUALALA CONTEMPORARY Onan elevated corner lot, a clean, 3 bedroom, 2 full bath homeplus bonus room/in-law apartment with third bath andseparate entry. Lots of glass, large sunny deck, and newcarpeting. King-size master bedroom, oversized doublegarage with shop space. Storage shed. Walk to town andshops. Water and sewer.Internet: www.cbpac.com• 39351 South Highway One •PO Box 700 • Gualala, CA 95445(707) 884-3866 • (800) 944-8941BEAUTIFULLY SITED ANCHOR BAY HOME IMMACULATEWITH LARGE AND BRIGHT SPACES Priced for today'smarket! Immaculate, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with openand bright floor plan. Nicely appointed kitchen with gasrange, refrigerator and dishwasher. Large master suite withsunken tub and stall shower Sunny deck overlooking hugebackyard. All usable land ringed by beautiful redwoods.Detached garage. Close to Anchor Bay beach and village.E-mail: info@cbpac.com• Seacliff Center on Highway One •PO Box 512 • Gualala, CA 95445(707) 884-3591 • (800) 660-3591This Office is Independently Owned and Operated DRE Lic# 00448941Wonderful custom home located in the sought-after Unit 24 on The Sea Ranch. Close to beachesand trails, this spacious home has an open floor plan, updated kitchen with gleaming stainless steelappliances, an extra sleeping area loft off the living room, roomy master suite and view deck witha spa. This home is a great vacation rental and has a large “following”. $649,000KENNEDY& associatesCindy Kennedy, CRS, and Pat Neth, CRS(707) 884-9000, extension 11 or 13ckennedy@mcn.orgpneth@mcn.orgCall us to reC eive an automatiC e -mail notiC e of all new listings!seascape realtyfort Bragg realty45050 Little Lake Street • P.O. Box 583,The809 North Main Street,Mendocino, CA 95460Fort Bragg, CA 95437Gold707 937-2121707 964-2121www.c21seascaperealty.comStandardwww.c21fortbraggrealty.comLic. #01300756Lic. #01300755REO, 2 bedroom, 1 bath homelocated on 8.4 ± acres nearMendocino offers views ofmeadow and forest. Detachedroom for possible second unit.Property to be sold in As-IsPresent Condition. (22649)$329,500.FiRst timE On thE maRkEt! Private and tranquil setting forthis well-maintained custom one-owner home. Convenient locationon desirable AndironRoad in Little River. Fiveredwood-studded acreswith a nice blue waterocean view. Includes acharming, 1 bedroom, 1bath, detached guest unit.Unique home with soaringwindows to the west andquality redwood throughout. Formal dining room with view. Extraloft bedroom with dual built-in bunk beds. Other features includegarden area with raised beds and water to each, small greenhousewith electricity, generator, TV nook, wine cellar, and skylights.Brand new fifty-year roof with copper flashing. This 2,100 sq. ft.,3 bedroom, 3 bath Mendocino home deserves a serious buyer’sattention. (22617) $695,000.nicE cabin atthe very end ofBlueberry HillRoad. Privateand quiet. Westfacingdeck withhot tub and viewsof meadow, treesand small peekof the ocean. Upstairs there is an art studio with a bathroom,convenience center, and its own entrance. Lots of well-placedwindows for good light and inspiring views. (22522) $295,000.GREat lOcatiOn.This house is veryconveniently locatedbetween Fort z andMendocino. Just walk ortake a very short driveto Caspar Beach or JugHandle State Reserve.Quiet neighborhood. Living room features soap stone wood stove,open-beam ceiling and lots of wood trim. Huge master bedroomon the second floor. Property is fully fenced. (22449) $465,000.hERE is a Fantastic OPPORtunity to finish a stunninghome. The bold design and beautiful materials will make this homeincomparable. From lofty windows the water and forest views areuniquely inspiring! Watch boats make their way up and down theAlbionRiver and see the waves on the beach. Just a few minutesdrive from Mendocino andacres of beach and park land.This property is being offeredat a price well below the costof investments made. It isabout 75 percent completeat this date. There are largeredwood beams and trim.Redwood shake siding. Most of the rough electrical and plumbingis done. In-floor heating piping is in. Engineered foundation.Albion water system. Leach field installed. (22493) $510,000.OnE OF a kind! Very unique design with large beams andhandcarved redwoodthroughout the home.Marble tile, glass brick,redwood burl vanity,massive used brickfireplace, handcarvedshire-style entry doorwith bolt lock. Many garden windows with great ocean andlighthouse views. Large dining area, solarium, great landscaping,koi pond and patio. A definite must-see-to-appreciate property!(21608) $1,200,000.this thREE bEdROOm, twO bath hOmE has nice hardwoodfloors in the living area. This home was remodeled in 2005 so hassome very nice touches.Gas forced-air furnace.Laundry porch. Slidingglass door to the deckoff of kitchen and diningarea. Nice office orsewing room. The lotis large with a nicefenced-in backyard.There is an older single-car garage on the alley with shop orstorage space. (22615) $283,500.this 800 squaRE FOOt stOREFROnt has been utilizedas a hair/tanningsalon for years. Thehome has two bedrooms,1.5 baths,a large kitchen,and finished basementwith den andsauna with shower.Detached guestroomand two-cargarage. There is a lot here at this price! (22613) $200,000.GREat cOuntRy hOmE clOsE tO FORt bRaGG. This 1,600sq. ft. home is in the county. It is a 4 bedroom, 1 bath home with adetached two-car garage with storage or workshop, attached barnin back of garage, andnice mature landscapingaround the home. Backfield can be used for youranimals. This property isunique because it is oncity water with a septicsystem. Home could usesome updating, but it isa solid home. (22445)$419,000.® and trademarks of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation. Equal Housing Opportunity. EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED.EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYthREE bEdROOm, twO bath hOmE in tOwn. Skylightsprovide lots of natural light inliving room. Wood stove andforced-air heat keep the homecozy in winter months. Storageshed in backyard. Alley accesspossible. Close to elementaryand high schools and downtownshopping opportunities.Great starter home or investmenthome. (22639) $200,000.cutE, bRand nEw, twO bEdROOm, 1.5 bath cottage juststeps from MacKerricher State Park. Open floor plan and vaultedceilings. Front and rear porch/decks. On the ocean side of Highway1. Seller holds a real estate broker’s license. (22211) $340,000.bEautiFul PROPERty!4.6 acres of fruit trees andredwoods surround this 3bedroom, 2 bath, 1,750 sq. ft.home. So many extras! Thereis a 26 ft. x 42 ft. shop withtwo large bays. Deck, patiowith lemon trees, paveddriveway, attached garage aswell as detached storage shed. This home even has its own wishingwell. Come take a look. There is a lot to see. (21761) $699,000.PRistinE, aRchitEct-dEsiGnEd, bOOth bROs. built,highest quality, updated,2,181 sq. ft., 3 bedroom,2 bath, skylitupstairs, multipurposeroomhouse. Ceramictiled entry and baths,Boen red oak hardwoodfloors in kitchen, diningroom with bookshelvedlibrary, Earth Stove fireplace, and top-quality kitchen appliances.There is an attached 488 sq. ft. garage/shop. 2.41 sunny acres, onprivate cul-de-sac road. Gorgeous! 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Real Events CalendarOngoing, 2011Mondays—Weekly vigils at Mike Thompson’s office,Franklin Street, Fort Bragg, 10:00 a.m.Mondays—Drop-in English Country Dance, 6:45 p.m.to 7:45 p.m., C.V. Starr Community Center, 300 SouthLincoln Street, Fort Bragg; $6 at the door.Thursdays—Support group for grandparents raisinggrandchildren, 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Safe PassageFamily Resource Center, 208 Dana Street, Fort Bragg;964-1931 or 964-3077.Thursdays—Bingo; snacks and beverages provided;7:00 p.m. (doors open at 6:00 p.m.), 490 North HaroldStreet; 964-0443.Fridays—Noyo Food Forest learning garden hands-onexperiences, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Fort Bragg HighSchool; 964-0218.Fridays—Swing Dancing, 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.,Caspar Inn; Free and open to the public.Saturdays—Noyo Food Forest community garden,10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; grow food for the Food Bank;Mendocino Community Garden next to the recreationcenter; 964-0218.First Fridays—Women in Black Peace Vigil, 5:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m., Town Hall, Fort Bragg. All are welcome tocome and stand in silence for Peace. You are welcometo bring a candle.First and Third Fridays—Irish Set Dance Workshops,6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., 307 East Redwood Avenue, FortBragg; $5 at the door; 964-7525; social dances of ruralIreland, Irish sets are danced by four couples ina square formation, to lively reels, jigs, polkas, slides,and hornpipes; the figures are not difficult, though thedance is fast-paced; musicians familiar with Irish musicare invited to come and play; “drop-in” basis; newcomersalways welcome, no partner necessary; pleasewear clean, soft-soled shoes.First Saturdays—SHARE (Simply Happy About RawEating) network’s Raw Food Potluck, 6:00 p.m.; bringan organic, raw vegan dish for eight people to share, aplate, eating utensils; upstairs of the Company Store atLiving Light, Fort Bragg; 357-2030.Second Wednesdays—Odd Fellows potluck and openstage. Bring music, food, and poetry; 428 North MainStreet, Fort Bragg, behind PAWS; doors open by 6:00 p.m.;961-6099 or 964-2511 on Wednesday.Fourth Sunday—Grange Pancake Breakfasts: Inland,Little Lake Grange, 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. LittleLake Grange #670, 291 School Street, Willits; $6 forpancakes, eggs, ham or bacon, juice, and coffee ortea; Thanksgiving coffee and real maple syrup. Coast,Whitesboro Grange, 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; ham andeggs, pancakes, juice, milk, coffee and teas (herbaland regular), homemade berry syrup; three miles upNavarro Ridge Road, just south of Albion village.Fourth Sunday—Breakfast in Caspar, featuring local,organic and gourmet food, 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.,Caspar Community Center, 15051 Caspar Road; menuvaries with the seasons; book sale takes place in conjunction;call 964-4997 for more information or visitcasparcommons.org for monthly menu.Ongoing–Sun.01/30CroookedMendocino Theatre Company’s 2011 season opens withtheir second stage production titled Crooked, a dramaticcomedy by Catherine Trieschmann. This showwill run for three weeks. Noted as one of the mostaccomplished works of the last decade, Crooked is adeeply funny, emotionally touching play by CatherineTrieschmann. A play The New York Times calls “Thework of a big accomplished writer’s voice…a gem of adiscovery.” The ninety-minute dramatic comedy originallyperformed for the Women’s Project Theatre, tellsthe story of fourteen-year-old Laney, and her motherElise, struggling to make a new life in Oxford, Mississippi.Still grappling with the unusual loss of her father,Laney develops a friendship with a fascinatingyoung girl named Maribel, the daughter of the pastorof “The Church of the Holly Redeemer.” Sensing hermother’s discomfort, Laney declares herself a “holinesslesbian”, and all three women are suddenly forcedto face the pain, difficulties, and delusions that they’vegrown to know and cling to. Directed by Felicia Fratus.The show runs Thursday–Sunday beginning January 13(preview for only $10) through January 30. All showsare at 8:00 p.m.For tickets or more information, call the Box Officeat 707-937-4477 or visit MTC’s website atwww.mendocinotheatre.orgOngoing–Sun. 01/30Color and Light Fiber Arts ExhibitMendocino fiber artists exhibit, hand-knit sweaters,woven shawls, crocheted lace, kumihimo (silk braidedjewelry), hand-spun yarns, and quilt art. There will bea hands-on area for trying fiber art; felting or weaving.Free admissionThursday to Sunday exhibit hours, 11:00 a.m. to5:00 p.m.Open Door Art at Oddfellows Hall, corner of Kasten andUkiah streets, Mendocino937-0921, Mendocino Yarn ShopJanuary, 2011Wed. 01/19Mendocino Stories & Music SeriesThis event features Writers of the Mendocino Coast.Local writers include Henri Bensussen, Molly Dwyer,Doug Fortier, Malcolm MacDonald, Ginny Rorby, andAdrienne Ross. They will be joined by David Brown,guitarist for a great evening of entertainment. Writersof the Mendocino Coast is a gathering of local writersworking to establish a Mendocino branch of theCalifornia Writers Club, the oldest professional writersclub in the United States. Jack London was amongits founding members in 1909. The Mendocino Coastbranch supports local writers of all stripes and ages,from beginners to professionals, all genres, all forms.All ages welcome!Sliding scale $10–$15.Music starts at 7:00 p.m. and the readings at 7:30 p.m.Bistro menu and libations are available as soon as thedoors open at 6:30 p.m.Mendocino HotelFor more information, call Pattie at 937-1732 orwww.mendocinostories.com.Fri. 01/21–Sat. 01/22All-You-Can-Eat Crab FeedHosted by the Knights of ColumbusNo-host bar at 6:00 p.m.Crab feed, all-you-can-eat, salad, bread, wine anddessert at 7:00 p.m.Live entertainment at 8:00 p.m.Grand raffle at 8:30 p.m.937-2406Sat. 01/22Mendocino Stories & Music SeriesThe Queen Jane Swingtet: the four-piece jump swingband features “Queen Jane” Lawrence on keyboards,Karl Schoen, saxophone; Laura Maione, string bass;and Dan Albrecht on drums. Their swing-based repertoirealso includes blues, tangos, waltzes, and mambos.The common denominator is that everything in theirsong book is aimed at getting folks up and out on thedance floor.Sliding scale $10–$15.7:30 p.m.Bistro menu and libations are available as soon as thedoors open at 6:30 p.m.Mendocino HotelFor more information, call Pattie at 937-1732 orwww.mendocinostories.com.Sat. 01/22Crab Cake Cook-offCook-off, wine tasting, celebrity judges, raffle, and silentauction.Big White Tent on Main Street in Fort Bragg961-3463Wed. 01/26Mendocino Coast Handweavers GuildJanuary meeting includes a brief business meeting followedby a presentation by Carolyn Zeitler on the Artof Pine Needle Baskets. New members are welcome!Beginning at 10:00 a.m.Jennie Studio at Mendocino Art CenterFor more information, please call Marie 964-9157Fri. 01/28Mendocino Stories & Music SeriesTwo soulful singer/songwriters—Marcus McCallenalong with bassist John Bush and Rosy Nolan, who willReal Estate Magazine January 21, 2011 Page 15Information about your event must be written copy… E-mail, FAX, mail or delivered to ouroffice. To limit errors and omissions phone messages about events will not be accepted.A telephone number for information must be included.Public Service Announcements Courtesy of Real Estate Magazine.open the show. Marcus McCallen, versatile singer andaccomplished guitarist, has been an integral part of theNorthern California music scene for over twenty years.He will be joined by John Bush, multi-instrumentalist,producer and audio engineer on bass. Rosy Nolan hasjust returned to her mother country after an eight-yearrun in New York City to promote her latest recording,“Black Out Nights”. All Ages Welcome!The music starts at 7:30 p.m.Bistro menu and libations are available as soon as thedoors open at 6:30 p.m.Mendocino HotelFor more information, call Pattie at 937-1732 orwww.mendocinostories.com.Fri. 01/28Celtic NightMendocino Presbyterian Church hosts this third annualevent. After the “Selkirk Grace,” the piper will pipein the Haggis, to be toasted with the Robbie Burns’“The Tribute To The Haggis” This will be followed bya three- course Scottish dinner. During dinner you willbe entertained by the Mendocino Coast Celtic Bandwith traditional Celtic music. After dinner some greatraffle prizes will be drawn. The evening ends with thetalented musicians Mickie and Elizabeth Zekley, entertainingyou with beautiful Scottish, Irish and Brittanymusic accompanied by a variety of instruments.All profits go to the Mendocino Presbyterian SanctuaryPreservation fund. Check your closet, and don yourselfin appropriate Scottish dress, if you so desire.The cost for the evening will be $50 per person. Thisincludes a taste of Haggis, a “wee dram” of whiskey,two glasses of wine, a three-course Scottish meal, entertainment, tax, gratuity and service. (All this wouldmake any frugal Scot happy) .6:00 p.m.Hill House InnTickets available at Mendocino Presbyterian office937-5441 and the Mendocino Hotel.Fri. 01/28Mendocino Yarn Shop TenthAnniversary PartyOpportunity to mingle with fiber artists, enjoy cake andgoodies, and view the exhibit.Party from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Open Door Art at Oddfellows Hall, corner of Kasten andUkiah streets, MendocinoThursday to Sunday exhibit hours, 11:00 a.m. to5:00 p.m.937-0921, Mendocino Yarn ShopFri. 01/28Fort Bragg Contra DanceLive music by Calliope Creek—Janet Ashford andChet Boddy. No partner or experience necessary, cometo dance or just to enjoy the music. All dances taughtthroughout the evening, but come to the lesson for arefresher and style tips. This is a fragrance-free event.Contra Dance grew out of many traditional folk danceand music styles brought to New England during colonialtimes. The dancing is very social and the figuresare easy to learn. Even if you come without a “partner”,the tradition of asking someone new for each danceduring the evening insures that everyone who wantsto dance gets to. If you like Square Dance or EnglishCountry Dance, you will love Contra. The lively melodiesand driving rhythms of the music are very hard toresist, your feet just want to move! Dances always havelive bands which gives a spontaneity and interactivityto the dance that you just can’t get with a recording.“If you’re smiling, you’re doing it right!”$6 at the door, $4 ages seventeen and under or withstudent IDLesson at 7:00 p.m.; Dancing 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.Dance Leader; Lea SmithTrinity Lutheran Church Social Hall, 620 East RedwoodAvenue, Fort BraggInformation at 964-7525February, 2011Fri. 02/04Mendocino Stories & Music SeriesDusty Rhodes and Her Handsome Cowboys. The standing-room-onlycrowd in October was so enthusiasticthat we booked them for another show on the Coast.In cooperation with the Art Center of Ukiah, they willappear at 7:00 p.m. on the following evening, February5, at ACU on Main Street in Ukiah. Veteran vaudevilleperformers present a blend of topical humor, vintagecowboy songs, TV western parodies, classic countryand adventure yodeling with guitar, fiddle, harmonica,mandolin, and string bass. Their act has been best describedas “Roy and Dale meet the Smothers Brothers”.All ages welcome!Sliding scale $10–15.Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for bistro menu and drinks.7:30 p.m.Mendocino HotelFor more information, call Pattie at 937-1732 orhttp://www.mendocinostories.com/events.html.Fri. 02/04–Sun. 02/27Confrontational ArtThe Confrontational Art exhibit is intended to attractand exhibit the work of local and regional artists thatpushes the boundaries of form and content; that workwhich addresses social, political, cultural and/or aestheticissues in a way that may not have not have hadan opportunity to be exhibited previously. Works thatsubvert rather than reflect, that shocks or disturbsrather than soothes. 2011 will mark the Fiftieth Anniversaryof Gualala Arts Center. What started out asa few works of art nailed to some redwood trees hasgrown into a 15,000 sq. ft. filled with art exhibits inseveral galleries, theater, dance, and music events,lectures, workshops and several festivals throughoutthe year.Gualala Arts Center, 46501 Gualala Road707-884-1138; GualalaArts.orgSat. 02/05Mendocino Stories & Music SeriesMendocino Stories & Music Series, in cooperationwith Little River Inn, presents The Acafellas in abenefit performance for MUSE. The Acafellas—JimEhlers, Dennis Freeze, Paul Friesen, Eric Hillesland,Jim Jackson, Jason Kirkman, Joe Rosenthal, and SamWaldman—in their third appearance for the Series.are still celebrating 2010 which had highlights of theHarmony Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival, the MendocinoMusic Festival and an appearance on MCTV.Going on six years together, they have a broad repertoire—fromclassical to gospel and jazz, R&B, Doo-wopto rock music, from the sacred to the profane and lotsof love songs. Proceeds from this event benefits MUSEand music in the schools. MUSE is a 501C-3 nonprofitorganization, formed to help maintain and enhanceeducational programs in the Mendocino Unified SchoolDistrict. Come early for best seating. Refreshments willbe hosted by members of the MUSE board.Advance tickets of $15 are available by calling LittleRiver Inn, 937-5942; $20 at the door.Doors open at 6:30 p.m.Music will start at 7:30 pm.Abalone Room of the Little River Inn, Highway 1 inLittle River.For more information about the event, call Pattie at937-1732 or info@mendocinostories.com.TOTALRAINFALL*for theMENDOCINO COASTTotal Rainfall 2004–2005 ............... 39.79”Total Rainfall 2005–2006 ............... 52.18"Total Rainfall 2006–2007 ............... 29.20"Total Rainfall 2007–2008 ............... 32.59"Total Rainfall 2008–2009 ............... 24.17"Total Rainfall 2009–2010 ................46.89"Total Rainfall2010–2011To Date 28.65”Total RainfallDecember 21, 2010 to January 4, 2011.62”This rainfall data was gathered atMendocino CityCommunity Services District*Total rainfall is measured from July 1 of the precedingyear to June 30 of the current year.

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She has proven toherself that everything yougive in life comes backto you in the formof good fortune,luck, and love.If Vivian takes you underher wing, you will not onlyhave an exciting experiencebut will alsoundoubtedly share in hergood fortune, luck and love.”Janie Tatev’CANto: Established restaurant with excellent localand visitor patronage located in the heart of Fort Bragg.Spacious kitchen with separate baking area. Famous onthe coast for fine dining and live entertainment. Menufeatures Italian cuisine but can be converted to anystyle. $125,000.viLLAgE SPiRitS: Profitable business in Mendocino, locatedin the center of town. One-of-a-kind family-run liquorstore with established and loyal clientele. The only off-siteliquor sales store in town. Lots of room to expand or addproduct lines. $325,000REDwooD woNDERLAND with oCEAN viEw Comebuild your dream home on this amazing ocean viewparcel, with Albion River flowing through the north sideof the property. Redwood forest, meadows, and a pond;58± acres with a well, septic, three-phase power andphone. Forty acres are zoned RR5; minor subdivision ison file with the county; also included is a sixty-year timbermanagement plan. The owner has applied for a CoastalDevelopment Permit to build. $990,000oCEAN viEw RANCh on the edge of town. Totally privatewith shop designed by Verdier architects. Propertyalso includes trails to Jackson State Forest, and beyond.One of the last large parcels that would be great forhorses and mountain biking; very private, yet just fiveminutes to Fort Bragg. $4,700,000twELvE ACRES iN ComPtChE. South-facing;includes fixer-upper house, power, 20 gallons/minutewater pump. $425,000

10481 Lansing Street, Mendocino CA 95460Corner of Lansing & Ukiah StreetJim Hay, BrokerCarol Greenberg, Broker Assoc.Ron Eich, Broker Assoc. e-Pro, CDPEArt Love, Broker Assoc., CRS, CRICarol Ann Walton, GRI, REALTORTina Forkner, REALTORSea Cottage Real Estate707-937-0423 800-707-0423 www.seacottage.comMendocino Artist Cottage Set in a RoseGarden - Three bedroom, 1.5 bath homehas ocean views that peek in and outfrom the backyard. Walk to the villageand Big River. Beautifully remolded. Anoffice and artist studio are located off thekitchen.$575,000.(22499)Overlooking Caspar Beach -Three bedroom, 3 bath, two-story,oceanfront home overlooks theCaspar Bay and across to theCaspar Headlands providing greatwhite water action. Two-car attachedgarage. $1,350,000. (22390)Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011 Page 17LandTree-covered Parcel - 4.85 acresclose to Fort Bragg. $375,000.(22531)Park-like Parcel - 2.8 acres onthe edge of Mendocino village.$475,000.(22478)Oceanfront Ready-to-Build - Oneacre with coastal developmentpermit. $600,000. (22103)Walk to the Beach - Three parcelsavailable starting at $194,000.(22044,22045,22046)Oceanfront Parcel - 0.22 acre withamazing views. $299,000. (21935)Great Surfwood Setting withRedwood Groves - Three bedroom, 2bath home in Surfwood Estates. Thisproperty borders Russian Gulch StatePark and has a peek of the oceanthrough the trees. Garage is largeenough for three cars plus a workshoparea. $682,500. (22443)Stunning Home and the Vieware Superb - Three bedroom, 2bath home overlooking CasparBeach. Designed by Leventhal& Schlosser. Vacation rental opportunity,and opportunity to negotiatefor furnishings. $895,000.(22223)Secluded Hilltop Hideawayon 67.9 acres. Two+bedroom, 2 bath home withmarvelous ridgetop views.Two barns with workspace,storage and restroom,plus RV capacity. $974,000.(22195)2.5 Acres Bordered by a Creekwith one of the nicest, 2 bedroom,2 bath, manufactured homes youwill see surrounded by gardensthat can be enjoyed from lovelyporches. Also includes a 30 ft. x40 ft. aluminum shop. The shophas a six-inch concrete floor,seventeen-foot door, and is ofindustrial design $330,000. (22646)Ocean View Home and GuestCottage Two bedroom, 1 bathhome with a 1 bedroom, 1 bath,guest cottage overlooking thePacific. Light and cozy with largetwo-car garage. Lots of privacy.$589,000. (22261)60 Acres with Panoramic OceanViews - Owner will finance.$599,000. (21890)Mendocino Village Lot - Goodwell with permits. $130,000 (22209)Three Parcels Totaling 7.8 Acres- Existing well. Each $250,000 or$690,000 for all three. (21436)Greenwood Cottage from 1885 inthe Mendocino village. Single-levelsaltbox with studio. This 2 bedroom,1 bath home has a small fencedyard with fruit trees. Pinewoodfloors and ninetenth-century interest.Perimeter foundation, thermalwindows, and water storage tank$449,000.(22468)Full details and photosfor these listingsand many more onour websitewww.seacottage.com1896 Classic Victorian overlookingthe Mendocino village with marvelousviews of ocean and town.Recently renovated, 4 bedroom, 2bath home on 3.2 acres. Adjoining2.8 acre parcel is also available.$1,250,000. (22549)

Page 18 Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011deirdre LambAgent of the yearpRice RedUctionFRog’s LeAp and a hop, skip anda jump to the ocean’s edge. Oneof Coast Getaways’ most popularvacation rental spots, just ashort drive from the village ofMendocino. Two levels, the upperwith kitchen, two spacious bedrooms,one bath, and living areawith panoramic views of the gorgeousPacific, calming for the mindand spirit. On the ground level is aspacious bedroom suite with beautifulviews to the ocean. Separateentrance and away from the upstairscrowd. Owner may carrysome of the purchase price withproof of good credit and income.Gross receipts from the vacationrental business are available uponrequest. (22012) $599,000pRice RedUctionRight in the sweet spot of theview to the south–crashing waves,perfect rocks, and a view of thePoint Cabrillo lighthouse. This homehas a spacious master suite on theground floor, and lots of windows tothe incredible views. Two upstairsbedrooms with another full bath.Two-car attached garage and aspacious lot with room for gamesand gardening. (22252) $701,100PRICE REDUCED!eLegAnt RetiReMent hoMe! Inpristine condition; quiet locationwith a detached two-car garage.Laundry room. Three spacious bedrooms,two baths, large kitchenand living areas. Every detail ingood condition. Lovely senior parkwith indoor pool, community center,lots of paved roads that wanderthrough the neighborhood forwalks and visits with friends. Hugeredwood trees a short stroll intothe forest. Automatic generator forpower outages. Brand new waterheater. Outstanding assisted livingfacility known as ‘’The Lodge atthe Woods’’ is on site. Sale mayrequire probate court approval.(22077) Reduced to $198,000Pamela Hudson Real EstatesUnny, oceAn view, 4 bedroomhouse on the fabulous Albionheadlands. Just minutes from thegolf course, beach, and village ofMendocino. This turn-key houseincludes the furniture, five TV sets(two flat screen), kitchen items, hottub, four comfy newer beds, all linensand cleaning items. Compositedecks, blinds, and all on almost afull acre of property. Sip a glassof wine as you enjoy the sunsetand view. Built-in barbecue on topdeck. RV hookup. Can be a singlefamilyresidence, or a vacationrental, this is elegance refined andmove-in ready. Owner will considerall offers! (22218) $844,000PRICE REduCEdhUge potentiAL mobile homepark with cabins and mobileunits, great tenants, beautiful surroundings,grassy meadow, andeasy walk to the Point CabrilloLighthouse. Three septic systemsand two wells; future possibilitiesfor RV overnighters. Income statsshow great stability. Current ownershave vastly improved the unitsand the grounds since they purchasedit in 2002. Laundry facilities.(21732) $1,785,000“ENERGY, ETHICS, EXPERIENCE!”From Westport to Manchester, oceanfront or sunbelt, working with our real estate professionals willopen many doors. Whether you live here now or want to call this home, our company serves ourbuyers and sellers with the relentless pursuit of performance. Please call or visit us today!Ocean View • OceanfrOnt • residential • cOmmercialpRivAte LocAtion with two single-storyhomes, nice level land,11+ acres surrounded by forest.Homes need a little TLC, but inmove-in condition. Master bathroomneeds new fixtures and tub/shower. Septic and well reports onfile from 2009 showing both in goodcondition at that time. Seller willcarry paper with 20 percent downon approved credit and income.(22606) $625,000additiOnal tOp Quality listingspRoUdLy pRoviding in-hoUse pRinting seRvicessince the 1970s, Mendo Litho is now for sale! Threestories and nearly 7,000 square feet of space providingmultiple rooms for the different processes. This buildingcould also be used as a retail store with offices upstairs.Plenty of storage throughout. (21923) $741,840The business known as Mendo Litho is for sale under aseparate agreement. (21931) $125,000cUstoM singLe-stoRy hoMe lovingly-cared for by the original ownerssince 1968. Three large bedrooms, great family room with large stonefireplace, formal dining room, eating nook in the spacious kitchen. Largelaundry room with service porch. The living and dining rooms and mastersuite open onto a massive covered patio for family get-togethers andparties. This stately residence sits above Ward Avenue and it’s a shortwalk or bike ride down to the beach and boardwalk. Only a five-minutedrive north of Fort Bragg. There is also an attached two-car garage anda workshop. Huge fenced backyard. This home is very special and ispriced to sell! (22437) $499,000A RARe oppoRtUnity to own 10 acres on Middle Ridge road in Albion.Peaceful neighborhoodwith abundantwell make it a greatplace to grow yourgarden. Well, septic,road, PG&E, andpropane are all in.Out of the coastalzone so you can build two homes. Redwood trees and a mixture of othertrees are all around. Neighbors have a potluck once a month you arewelcome to join in... (22461) $299,000own A wARM And FRiendLy dReAM hoMe in the Mendocino village.On a very large lot, this historic homewas completely renovated and upgraded andexudes great charm and light. Elegant livingroom and dining room with high ceilings; achef’s kitchen with commercial range andSub-Zero refrigerator; beautiful upstairs bedrooms,one with a lovely peek of the ocean;and three fireplaces. (22520) $995,000Sold. aNd wE CaN SEll YouRS Too!oceAn view/BAnK owned Bank-owned beauty. Add your ownspecial touches to this elegant,charming home with an oceanview. Great opportunity to live nearMendocino. Two-story traditionalhome with many extras. Zero clearancegas fireplace. Eat-in kitchen.Upstairs family room with deckthat adjoins to the master medroom.Hardwood floors. Unique floor plan. Coveted subdivision. (22510)RedUced to onLy $536,194newListingBeLieve it! LAKe FRont. Just inherited by sons who can’t live there norrent it out so they priced it to sell. An array of quality additions, top notch,except for the workshops which are well, workshops. One in a bedroom,one outdoors; many valuable tools can go with home. No collectibles orbooks though. Smokehouse, back lawn, and lots of storage. Lake will becleaned by park. (22633) $115,000“the Best” oceanfront listing onthe market! If you are looking for180-degree unobstructed oceanviews, enjoy watching migratingwhales and other marine life, liketo shower outside and soak in aspa while gazing at a spectacularPacific sunset or magnificent starrysky,or simply spend your time mesmerizedby the surf and weatherpatterns through floor-to-ceilingwindows,come see this home.(22287) $1,499,000BLUe And white wAteR views;expansive panoramic sunsetsframed by unique ocean rock formations;rolling landscape leadingto an oceanfront getaway homedesigned for peace and quiet,and enjoying the sheer beauty ofnature at its finest. Huge mastersuite privately located at the endof the home, lucious master bath,and windows to the sea all around.Great living area. (21939) $1,279,000escApe to yoURown pR ivAt ePRICE REduCEdF o R est justminutes from thebeach and villageof Mendocino.Twenty woodedacres with lotsof level areasand your owncreekside retreat!Two unique,custom-builthomes. Beautifulandscaping, pathsthrough the woods,flower gardens, gentle breezes to enjoy. Lovingly tended for the past tenyears and now it’s time for a new owner! (22385) $759,000IN ESCRowhoRse pRopeRtyMAtURe Redwoods and lushfoliage greet you as you wanderonto this immaculate property. Thecircular drive leads to a welcomingtwo-story ranch-style home.Detached two-car garage isdesigned for adding an upstairs livingspace. State-of-the-art recordingstudio with sound booth juststeps from your home within thegarage structure. (22152) $574,980OVer 147 years of cOmBined real estate salesfinance and legal experiencenew cARpet JUst instALLed in this lovely, 2 bedroom, 2 full bath, spacioustownhome located just a shortwalk from the village of Mendocino.Split-level floor plan; huge master suitewith a private large deck just outside.Have a nice hot tub waiting for youafter your morning run on Big RiverBeach! Owner is a licensed real estatePRICE REduCEdbroker in California. (22600) $369,900gReAt oppoRtUnity. This single-family residence can be your opportunityto own a home in a very convenientlocation in Fort Bragg. Or, if you want toopen a business, this property is zonedcommercial. Roomy home; 1,370 squarefeet with lots of potential. Large livingroom with laminate flooring, fireplace,large kitchen, and three bedrooms. This isa Fannie Mae home path opportunity. (22588) $194,900pRiced At JUst ABove $100 a square foot, this commercial building indowntown Fort Bragg, California is theperfect location for a live-work situationthat offers convenience and practicality.Two large downstairs storefrontretail shops, two upstairs apartments;one with a tenant and one ready to rent.Owner’s quarters that are comfortableand welcoming. Complete with a semiprivatepatio! (22552) $899,000MiLLion-doLLAR views FoR onLy $759,000 Fabulous oceanfrontvacation house with a great rental history!This gem named ‘’Desire’’ is so romantic.Home is in a great location just south ofMendocino and near fine dining, beaches,golf, abalone diving, and wine tasting.Rented most of the time, yet easy to see.Picture yourself here taking in the majesticocean views and intimate surroundings ofyour own oceanfront home. (22467) $759,000pRiMe city LotFoR sALe.Located immediately next to thecommercial building and businessknown as Mendo Litho. Lotmay be used as additional parkingand access for Mendo Litho.This lot may be required to besold in a package with adjacentbuilding and business located at100 North Franklin Street, FortBragg, California. Call listing officefor more information.pRistine LAnd RoLLing to theoceAn. Historic buildings still remainon this oceanfront property. KibesillahCreek wanders down the north sideof this land. The ‘’Kibesillah Hotel’’stands somewhat proudly on the property.Lots of stories from there. Historybuffs could find many treasures fromthe past while you’re building yourhome. (21940) $999,000one oF the sUnniest LocAtions in HillsRanch, conveniently located to the village ofMendocino. Easy walking distance. Distantocean view. Large back deck. Two-storywith an ample downstairs bedroom and fullbath, newer carpet and kitchen appliances,neutral color carpet and walls. Sliding doorfrom downstairs bedroom. Huge upstairsmaster suite with sitting room loft. (22395)$399,000landmendOcinO707.937.3900fOrt Bragg707.964.7100Sold. aNd wE CaN SEll YouRS Too!1) 32.3 acres. 2) Owner may carry backpaper for qualified buyer. 3) Septicengineering done. 4) Access roadcompleted. 5) Several compactedhouse sites completed.(22432) $323,000Long Ago inhABited By FAMiLyAnd LoggeRs, this beautiful 8.2acre lot is waiting for a new resident!Gorgeous trees, sunny meadowand lots of old interesting outbuildings;needs some tender loving careand it will be something to behold!Surrounded by the pristine JacksonState Forest on all sides, with readyaccess to trails for horseback riding,hiking, and endless outdoor enjoyment!(21138) $450,000Be A part of ourincredible growthand successcall our office today ifyou Are An investor Andwant to Use your iRA topurchase property!pAMeLA R. hUdsonBROKERDRE #01036573pamela@mcn.orgMOBILE: 707.813.0813deiRdRe LAMBRealtor®LoRRAine MURphyRealtor®Ann Beth (AB) pRiceMAnRealtor®RAcheL teMpLeRRealtor®MAvis MAthewsRealtor®thoMAs R. hUdson ATTORNEY-AT-LAWMicheLe MccoARd OFFICE MANAGERsoMe oF the MAny seRvices we pRovide . . .1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges • Foreclosure SalesLegal DepartmentProbate Sales • Mortgage Services

Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011 Page 19Michael Romo, Broker AssociateThree bedroom, 2 bath, manufactured home infamily park. Recentlypainted inside andout, with new carpeting,propane range,and forced-air heat.Located north of FortBragg in the Cleonearea. MacKerricher State Park, Ricochet Ridge Ranch,the Haul Road, and miles of beaches are a short distanceaway. MLS#22560 $74,000b ank-owned reoproperTy located withinthe Fort Bragg Central BusinessDistrict. Property sold As-Is.MLS#22204 $169,000690 South Main StreetFort Bragg, CA 95437Office: 707 964-3610 ext. 19Mobile: 707 357-0865Fax: 707 961-1000mike.romo@yahoo.comBroker Associate Lic #01341814LindaL Cedar home in the redwoods! Wellmaintainedhome located in the Hazelwood Subdivision.The home features include two bedrooms, two baths,office, vaulted ceilings, hardwood flooring, large kitchen,sunroom, and two-car attached garage. Outside, enjoy theredwood forest from your patio or wood-fired hot tub.MLS#22487 $429,000Real estateon the Mendocino CoastWestport to GualalashoReline PRoPeRties18300 Old Coast Highway, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 Across From The Botanical GardensEach Office Independently Owned and Operatedwww.shoreline-homes.com office: (707) 964-1888 • Fax: (707) 964-8408 • Rentals: (707) 964-2841We are the Coast’s Foreclosure Experts • Call About Upcoming Listings!ReDUCeD!HigH on tHE ALbion bLUFFs overlooking theocean is the site forthis magnificent fourbedroomhome. Twoupstairs ensuites,gourmet kitchen withgranite countertops,50 ft. flat screen TV,upgraded bath tile,copper hand-craftedsinks, game room with pool table and wet bar,plus knotty pine ceilings and a massive stoneliving room fireplace. Seller is licensed CA REBroker(21552) Price reduced $925,000SeLLeR SAyS “HeLP”specializing inVa, Cal-Vet,short salesand DistressedPropertiesARCHiTeCTURAL Gem NeAR STATe PARkREvEREd ARCHitECt PAUL tAy dEsignEd,Enter ‘CleoneCountry Estate’ viaa paved circulardrive. Highlightsinclude openfloor plan, wetbar, sunken livingroom with rockfireplace, massivedeck with spa and gazebo and sound-insulatedfamily/rumpus/home office. Recent updates includefifty-year roof and insulated windows. Nowa popular vacation rental. (22476) $649,000FANTASTiC PRiCe on a big house on double lotin desirable neighborhood. Nearly top-to-bottomremodel. 20 ft. X 20 ft. workshop plus storage.(22593) $339,000ReADy To BUiLD yoUR DReAm? One acre parcelwith views close to town and shopping. End-ofroadprivacy. Well and septic in. (22347) Ownermay carry $185,000Shop Online at www.Matson-DoItBest.comChoose “Ship to store” for FREE Shipping22601 North Highway 1, Fort Braggwww.Matson-DoItBest.comDo It Best© Hardware & Lumber “World’s Largest Hardware Store”eND-oF-RoAD PRivACy for this 3 bedroom, 2bath home on 1+ flat, usable acres. Walk to statepark, beaches and the miles of seaside walking!(22620) $269,900TURN-key AND TeRRiFiC Exquisitely designed,immaculately maintained and incredibly functional,3 bedroom, 2 bath home on completelylandscaped 2+ acre parcel in the sunbelt. (22301)$675,000Friends Don’t Let Friends Go To Foreclosure • Call Us Now For Help! • 964-1888 x 105All Points Real Estate Service32670 Highway 20, Fort Bragg Corner of South Harbor Drive and Highway 20Office: 707-961-1020 • Fax: 707-961-1035 • www.allpointsrealestate.orgSale PendingBank-Owned Property. Nestled up the hill with distantocean and dune views, this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home onover 1.3 acres, in Inglenook. MLS 22580 $364,800Mendocino Pacific Realty THE LAND SOURCEThree PrIVATe PArCeLS Reduced!Located at the end of a mile of private driveway. A sereneand beautiful setting with incredible vistas framed bylarge redwoods. Family-owned for generations, theseparcels are now available for the first time. Buildingpads are in place and soils work has been done on allparcels. Wells are drilled on the 3- and 10-acre parcels.The 10-acre parcel has an ocean view! A once in-alifetimeopportunity to own a piece of paradise. Powerto both 10-acre and 28-acre parcels has been installed;these won’t last long!3 acres MLS 20933 $275,00028 acres MLS 20931 $395,00010 acres MLS 20930 $475,000City Lot: 0.14 acres zoned RVH. Located in FortBragg close to amenities. Owner will carry. $109,7501+ Acre Parcel: Located 1 mile inland up PuddingCreek Road this parcel has a three bedroom aerobicseptic system installed. Owner will carry. $183,500This Beautiful Ocean View Parcel of a bit more thanan acre borders state park on one side. A stroll downthe street provides access to walking paths along theheadlands and a gorgeous, secluded beach. Preliminarysoils work was begun. Report on recommended processfor CDP on file. Listed at $120,000One City Acre near college; zoned for multi units.MLS 22246 Listed at $399,000SoldRiverfront Residential Compound. Open the gateand step into the picture-perfect sanctuary. Views acrossthe Ten Mile Estuary to white water ocean views beyondthe dunes are breathtaking. Detached deck is positionedperfectly for the widest sunset view you can imagine andthe two cottages are a retreat from everyday life, shelteredyet fully exposed to the south and west. Wander down thesteps to the boathouse and launch your kayak or watchabundant wildlife in this diverse habitat. The exuberantcottage garden is landscaped with easy care in mind.MLS 22153 Price Reduced to $895,000Auction, Bank-OwnedProperty Call for details4 bedroom, 2.5Sale Pendingbath home located onprivate, end-of-road,2.4 wooded acres.Great opportunity foryou to acquire your ownMendocino home at areasonable price. MLS 22288 Reduced to $366,529Sherwood Cottage. Two bedroom, 2 bath home withplenty of built-in storage and the possibility of expandinghome at the rear. Currently on city water with septic; 50x 150 lot. Temple Road runs along west boundary of theproperty allowing easy access to rear. Detached garage,carport and fenced yard. MLS 22038 $239,000Member of Coastal Mendocino Association of Realtors (CMAR), Bay Area Real Estate Information Services (BAREIS).Ruth Schnell Brokereurekaruthe@ sbcglobal.netTed & Dodie Christian Realtors ®tedc@mcn.orgQuAinT RuSTiC COTTAGE amid a garden setting of long-timeaward-winning flowers to beenjoyed from the private patioand many walkways. The threebaydetached garage with shopis a must-see for the hobbyist orcollector. Located within walkingdistance of beaches and park.MLS 21427 Reduced to $439,000ThiS GRAnD PiECE OF OCEAnFROnT PROPERTy with panoramicviews from its 12.9± acres is locatedapproximately one milesouth of Elk, fifteen miles southof Mendocino and about a threetofour-hour drive from SanFrancisco. On site are a smallcabin/studio and a two-story,1,600 sq. ft. shop/garage. MLS21543 $1,725,000

Page 20 Real Estate Magazine January 21, 2011Call Us To Receive An Automatic E-mail Notice Of All New Listings!Seascape Realty45050 Little Lake StreetP.O. Box 583, Mendocino, CA 95460Office: DRE#01300756The Gold StandardFort Bragg Realty809 North Main StreetFort Bragg, CA 95437Office: DRE#01300756Fort Bragg RealtypRiCE REduCTiON!Susie FrancisRealtor®707-964-2194 E-mail: suzy@mcn.orgLicense #01287560NEW LiSTiNg• HOMES • COMMERCIAL • ACREAGE •califorNia crafTSmaNBen BoothBroker Assoc.Experienced & Professional!707 964-2174e-mail: booth@mcn.orgwww.benboothrealestate.comIn EscrowcoUNTry properTyThree SeparaTe parcelS offered forsale in the newly developed ‘’Snug Harbor’’Subdivision. The vision of creating a reallynice neighborhood within walking distanceof the ocean and the new coastal trail isbecoming a reality, as can be seen in thebeautiful, stamped sidewalk fronting OceanView Drive. Plantings, soon to come, will enhancethis “curb appeal’’ even more. Private,turnaround road that will access each of fourparcels to be developed, and plans for qualitymaterial partial fencing, will set the tone forthis desirable neighborhood! City water andsewer. All that is needed is your dream home!Subdivision is approved and completion ofconditions is in process. Owner may carry.(22100, 22101, 22102)parcel 1: 0.25 acre $250,000parcel 2: 0.25 acre $250,000parcel 3: 0.25 acre $250,000locaTioN, locaTioN, locaTioN! Checkout this special property, located on WardAvenue, just a stone’s throw from one of thebest beaches in the coastal Mendocino areaand the Haul Road. Nicely tucked away andwith a natural wind break, this is a great spotfor your home. There is a 9 ft. X 11 ft. detachedstructure with a 14 ft. X 14 ft. covered deck.Nineteen-foot travel trailer may be negotiable.(22551) $199,000Three SeparaTe parcelS Three very desirableparcels for sale separately, located nearthe ocean and tucked away down a privatedrive off of Sunset Way. Open meadows andshore pines make for a lovely, serene setting.Completion of conditions for the approvedminor subdivision are in process. (21837,21839 & 21840)parcel 1: 6.19 acres $495,000parcel 2: 2.74 acres $325,000parcel 3: 3.94 acres $345,000here iS The perfecT coaSTal re-TreaT with four homes on 4.40 redwoodstuddedacres teeming with coastalfoliage, bountiful fruit trees, large gardenarea, many charismatic outbuildingsfor your studios, potting shed, etc., andtrails that meander through this beautifulproperty surrounded by Big Riverparkland. Enjoy a delightful nature walkto Big River, accesible from the property.Whimsical touches added throughout theyears augment the charm of the property.Good rental investment as well, withfour separate meters, three standardseptic systems, and one legal outhouse.Main unit: 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Secondunit: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Third unit: detachedbedroom, 1 bath. Fourth unit: legalouthouse. This is one of those specialproperties that conjures up the lore ofthe Mendocino Coast! (22364) $830,000Be Sure To Check Out My Web Site: www.SusieFrancis.com• 4 bedroom, 1 bath, two-story home• 50 ft. x 140 ft. lot • alley access • big potential$270,000 21727 price drop! $200,000archiTecT deSiGNed• 3 bedrooms, 2 baths • skylit bonus room• big garage/shop • 2.41 private acres• private cul-de-sac • walk to beaches$520,000 21423 price drop! $449,000• beautiful A-frame house• 3 bedrooms, 2 baths • 2,910 sq. ft.• detached guest unit • landscaped grounds$425,000 22418 price drop! $399,000aweSome locaTioN• 2.96 woodedacres• well is in!• private road• possibleocean views• privacy andserenity• close to allservices$299,000 22107 price drop! $199,000CALL BEN BOOTH FOR DETAILS!! 707 964-2174fort Braggrealty809 North Main Streetfort Bragg, Ca 95437BarBara Clark, Broker associate707 961-1111Member of Coastal and Bay area MlS SystemDRE#00895931Stephanie BerryREALTOR®707-964-2171 Directsberryc21@yahoo.comwww.fortbraggsrealestate.comFort Bragg RealtyBeST oceaN viewS for thisprice. Just a short walk to thebeach from this 2 bedroom, 1bath cabin on level 1.84 acres.21449 New price: $375,000the loCatioN iS oN the weSt Side of town closeto the completed trestle dridge with walking or biking toMacKerrickerPark and beyond, downtown, GlassBeach, 37acres of open space and the soon-to-be-completed coastaltrail around an old mill site. This a charming, 3 bedroom,2 bath home with remodeling in the interior; the charm ofyesterday. There is a studio unit on the back of the propertywith alley access. #22290 $349,000thiS three BedrooM, two Bath hoMe has a doublecarattached garage. Located in a nice cul-de-sac close to theschools. This home was built in approximately 1979. Fencedbackyard. #21755 $349,000Two Bedroom, 1 bath, manufacturedhome in adult park. Bamboofloors. Laundry room and mudroomattached. New vinyl roof installed in2009. Comfortable and ready to moveinto. 22506 $55,000peacefUl parK liviNG Quiet andspacious, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, manufacturedhome in adult park. 21861$110,000perfecT coaSTal GeTaway Bothbedrooms and baths are tucked awayon either end of this manufactured homein adult park. 21545 $69,999laNdowN yoUr owN acre of redwoodgrove. Mobile on land is a tear down.Well, septic, and power to property.Great spot to build surrounded byredwood forest and out of the coastalzone. 22579 $143,000acre parcel close enough to hearthe waves crashing on the beach, withwells in and soils work done for septic.22379 $180,000great CouNtry hoMe CloSe to fortBragg. This 4bedroom, 1 bath, 1,600 sq. ft. home is in the country. There isa detached two-car garage with storage/workshop. Attachedbarn in back of garage. Nice mature landscaping aroundthe home. Back field can be used for your animals. Thisproperty is unique because it is on city water with a septicsystem. Home could use some updating, but it is a solid home.#22445 $419,000thiS three BedrooM, two Bath hoMe has nicehardwood floors in the living area. This home was remodeledin 2005 so it has some very nice touches. Gas forced-airfurnace, laundry porch, sliding glass door to the deck offof the kitchen and dining area, and a nice office or sewingroom. The lot is large with a nice fenced-in backyard. Thereis an older single-car garage on the alley with shop or storagespace. #22615 $283,500GeNeroUS opeN floor plaN inthis cheery, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home22061 $424,900rUSTic, Two Bedroom, 1 bath cabinin private setting on 2.02 acres. 22165$229,900looKiNG To BUild? 1+ acre parcelperfect for building your custom homecomplete with a grove of redwoods.Close to town. Septic design for up toa three-bedroom home is ready to go.21941 $195,000capTivaTiNG oceaN viewS on0.92 acre. Close to College of theRedwoods and just down the streetfrom Pomo Bluffs Park. 22281 $289,500® and trademarks of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation. Equal Housing Opportunity. EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED.