Private Tree Top Escape
Serenity in style! Nestled in the Monte Rio hills, this home boasts rich wood, and notable architecture with unique windows and roofline. Freshly updated, bask on the expansive deck at the top of the trees, or enjoy the sun as it lights up your life. Your lush private yard is filled with plants and flowers. This lovely two bedroom is the perfect destination for vacation or staycation, with peeping views of the beautiful Russian River. Close to fine dining, world renowned wineries and just minutes to amazing beachfront (or ocean) sunsets. Relax away the day! Your House Matters, Own Your Dreams.
Offered at $429,000
Open House
Saturday, July 13, 11–1 PM
Sunday, July 14, 2–4 PM
Saturday, July 13, 11–1 PM
Sunday, July 14, 2–4 PM
FEATURES
- Privacy
- Remodeled 2 bedroom, 1 bath with bonus bath
- Master bedroom with sliding barn door to bath
- Notable architecture, rich wood design throughout
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Beautiful treetop views
- Expansive deck
- Two-car parking
- Lush, terraced yard and garden with outdoor lighting
- Hot tub
LIFESTYLE
Along the banks of Sonoma County's Russian River, the hamlet of Monte Rio (pop. 1,152) knows how to roll out the welcome mat with flair. Tourists flocked by train starting in the 1870s, then came by the thousands in the 1930s and ’40s to hear Big Bands play in the town's outdoor pavilions. Today, a historic 1950s-style neon sign arches overhead, proclaiming "Welcome to Monte Rio Vacation Wonderland."
That slogan still rings true for those who want to enjoy splashing or paddling on the river, taking in fabulous views, visiting nearby world-class wineries, enjoying local theater, biking along winding roads lined with redwoods, fishing, hiking or having picnics on a sandy river beach. Located on the north end of the 10-mile scenic stretch known as the Bohemian Highway, this little burg spreads out on both sides of the river. Catch a flick at the Monte Rio Movie Theater, housed in a colorful mural-decorated World War II-surplus Quonset hut, or visit the Monte Rio Amphitheater, an outdoor showcase for concerts, theater under the stars, and other events.
The area offers a variety of restaurants, while lodging options vary from quaint cottages on the river to luxury bed and breakfast inns, and historic small hotels. The Village Inn & Restaurant, built in 1906 as a private home, served as the site of several scenes in the Hollywood film Holiday Inn, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire. The Highland Dell Hotel, also built in 1906, hosts the local Oktober Fest.
That slogan still rings true for those who want to enjoy splashing or paddling on the river, taking in fabulous views, visiting nearby world-class wineries, enjoying local theater, biking along winding roads lined with redwoods, fishing, hiking or having picnics on a sandy river beach. Located on the north end of the 10-mile scenic stretch known as the Bohemian Highway, this little burg spreads out on both sides of the river. Catch a flick at the Monte Rio Movie Theater, housed in a colorful mural-decorated World War II-surplus Quonset hut, or visit the Monte Rio Amphitheater, an outdoor showcase for concerts, theater under the stars, and other events.
The area offers a variety of restaurants, while lodging options vary from quaint cottages on the river to luxury bed and breakfast inns, and historic small hotels. The Village Inn & Restaurant, built in 1906 as a private home, served as the site of several scenes in the Hollywood film Holiday Inn, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire. The Highland Dell Hotel, also built in 1906, hosts the local Oktober Fest.
Monte Vista Terrace is nestled in the Monte Rio Hills with tree top views and glimpses of the beautiful Russian River. Take Moscow Road to Center Lane, to Mesa Grande Terrace to Monte Vista Terrace. Follow the winding road. House is on the left.
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