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Live in Nature

  • Forestville, CA
  • $1,860,000

1975

1975

Year Built

4

4

Total Bedrooms

2

2

Total Bathrooms

2,994

2,994

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

0.376

0.376

Acres

Lot Size

$1,860,000

Live in Nature

4 Beds 2 Baths 2,994 Sq.Ft. 0.376 Acres

Description

Rare Opportunity near Woods and Water

This exceptional 4 bedroom, 2 bath residence sits on a private parcel of over â…“ acre (per public record) and is surrounded by the common areas of Thomas Creek Ranch. The Ranch itself comprised of only a dozen homes on 80+/- acres, creating a gentle balance of seclusion and community.

Designed by architect John U. Clowdsly Jr, the style is a contemporary inspiration of nature and light. The building materials include substantial redwood beams, clear redwood paneling, exposed aggregate, slate and reclaimed wood flooring. Clad in cedar shingles, it’s unlikely this quality could be matched today. Environmentally friendly with solar/battery, and efficient radiant heat in addition to forced air and mini-splits, ensures comfort throughout. A newer metal and torch down roofing system add to the quality of construction. Vistas from the floor to ceiling windows welcome daylight and stars, lifting vision and spirit. 

The generous great room centers the home, merging easily with ample decks embracing indoor-outdoor living. A wood burning fireplace warms the hearth and the heart, while the private hot tub on the deck cooperates to soothe the body and quiet the mind.

A simple supper or an epicurean feast is a delight to prepare in the open chef’s kitchen. Explore and create with the freshest ingredients, straight from the garden. Enjoy the Wolf range, the Thermador refrigerator and ample built-in storage options. This space facilitates memorable events, small celebrations and intimate meals.

Two well separated wings off the living area provide quiet and privacy for everyone in the household. The thoughtful floor-plan allows an easy harmony of work and home life. One wing holds the primary bedroom suite which is a haven for renewal. The bathroom features a shower over a tiled Roman-style sunken tub. Built-in shelving and drawers provide plenty of storage. The oversize walk-in closet and adjacent dressing area also hold space for your wardrobe and personal treasures. A separate office with amazing light and incredible views completes this wing. 

In the other wing of the home are three more bedrooms that look into the wooded surroundings, all with access to the deck.  One currently used as an additional living space, where projects, games or movie nights are a perfect fit. The second bath with double sinks adds functionality and convenience.

The spacious laundry room with a sink and more storage, plus the large attached garage offer efficient utility.

Thomas Creek Ranch brings access to the common facilities, which include a community center, swimming pool & hot tub, pickle ball court, pond, barn, guest studio, hiking trails and more. Cultivate and harvest the bounty of the organic community gardens and orchard.

Life at 6764 Giovanetti may feel far removed from city noises and crowds, but the charming towns of Forestville and Sebastopol, with all their amenities, are close and convenient. The Sonoma coast, Russian River and many of California’s world class wineries are all nearby. This property offers an exclusive and rare chance to savor life, live in nature as you flourish in comfort and community.

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Location

6764 Giovanetti Rd, Forestville, CA 95436

Status

Coming Soon

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Russian River

FORESTVILLE, SEBASTOPOL AND THE RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY

FORESTVILLE, SEBASTOPOL AND THE RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY

The charming hamlet of Forestville is in the sweet spot. The ease and peacefulness of country living prevails, but it’s only a short drive to busier towns and cities nearby. Tucked along Front St. is a bakery with a wood-fired oven where fragrant goodies are produced. Local cafes coax you in for a cup of coffee. Other dining options include burgers, pizza, deli delights, Italian, Mexican, and more. You’ll even find a few tasting rooms where you can sample local vintages. After driving through town, the road soon enters a redwood forest and the enchanting Russian River recreation area. Forestville’s apt motto is "Where the river meets the redwoods."

Follow the Gravenstein Highway (State Rt 116) south from Forestville for a few miles and you’ll find the thriving community of Sebastopol. Offering a good range of services, shopping and amenities, Sebastopol is a creative center for west Sonoma County. Apples were once the primary economic driver here, but many of the orchards have since been replaced with wine grapes. Sebastopol's engaging qualities and unique geographical setting have attracted a variety of shops, notable dining options as well as commercial and industrial enterprises.

The Russian River Valley is one of the most naturally beautiful, relaxing regions in California. Recreational opportunities are widely varied and engaging for all ages and skills. Explore hiking, biking and equestrian trails, plus fishing, boating, swimming and camping in the county's numerous state and regional parks. Since the climate is ideal for cultivating Pinot and Chardonnay grapes, among other varietals, you’ll find plenty of outstanding wineries and restaurants where you can unwind after the day’s excursions. The Russian River meets the sea at the spectacular Sonoma Coast, where, among other delights, you’ll find seasonal whale watching and breathtaking scenery. 

Sonoma County, located in northern California, lies about 30 miles north of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and is home to nearly 500,000 residents. The county is most commonly known as one of California’s most prestigious and historic Wine Countries, accommodating more than 400 wineries.  There are currently 16 approved Sonoma County appellations including Alexander Valley, Bennett Valley, Carneros, Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, Fort Ross, Green Valley, Knights Valley, Moon Mountain, Northern Sonoma, Pine Mountain, Rockpile, Russian River Valley, Sonoma Coast, Sonoma Mountain, and Sonoma Valley.

FORESTVILLE, SEBASTOPOL AND THE RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY The charming hamlet of Forestville is in the sweet spot. The ease and peacefulness of country living prevails, but it’s only a short drive to busier towns and cities nearby. Tucked along Front St. is a bakery with a wood-fired oven where fragrant goodies are produced. Local cafes coax you in for a cup of coffee. Other dining options include burgers, pizza, deli delights, Italian, Mexican, and more. You’ll even find a few tasting rooms where you can sample local vintages. After driving through town, the road soon enters a redwood forest and the enchanting Russian River recreation area. Forestville’s apt motto is "Where the river meets the redwoods." Follow the Gravenstein Highway (State Rt 116) south from Forestville for a few miles and you’ll find the thriving community of Sebastopol. Offering a good range of services, shopping and amenities, Sebastopol is a creative center for west Sonoma County. Apples were once the primary economic driver here, but many of the orchards have since been replaced with wine grapes. Sebastopol's engaging qualities and unique geographical setting have attracted a variety of shops, notable dining options as well as commercial and industrial enterprises. The Russian River Valley is one of the most naturally beautiful, relaxing regions in California. Recreational opportunities are widely varied and engaging for all ages and skills. Explore hiking, biking and equestrian trails, plus fishing, boating, swimming and camping in the county's numerous state and regional parks. Since the climate is ideal for cultivating Pinot and Chardonnay grapes, among other varietals, you’ll find plenty of outstanding wineries and restaurants where you can unwind after the day’s excursions. The Russian River meets the sea at the spectacular Sonoma Coast, where, among other delights, you’ll find seasonal whale watching and breathtaking scenery. Sonoma County, located in northern California, lies about 30 miles north of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and is home to nearly 500,000 residents. The county is most commonly known as one of California’s most prestigious and historic Wine Countries, accommodating more than 400 wineries. There are currently 16 approved Sonoma County appellations including Alexander Valley, Bennett Valley, Carneros, Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, Fort Ross, Green Valley, Knights Valley, Moon Mountain, Northern Sonoma, Pine Mountain, Rockpile, Russian River Valley, Sonoma Coast, Sonoma Mountain, and Sonoma Valley.
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