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Carl Munoz
A Storybook Tudor in the Heart of the JC
909 Slater Street, Santa Rosa
|$819,000
A Cherished JC Home, Ready for Its Next Chapter
Where 1936 Charm Meets Wine Country Living
Some homes are built. Others are kept. 909 Slater Street has been lovingly cared for across decades — and it shows in every arched doorway, every plank of hardwood floor, every rose in bloom.
From the street, the home is pure storybook: a winding path leads through mature gardens to a front porch, where a striped dome awning shelters an iconic arched Tudor door in deep berry. Crisp chevron shutters frame the windows. It's the kind of arrival that makes you slow down — and it sets the tone for everything inside. A long private driveway runs alongside the home, offering generous off-street parking and leading to a gated rear entry — a quiet, private way in for guests arriving for an afternoon on the patio.
Inside, this 1936 English Tudor Revival has been tastefully remodeled to meet the way we live now, while preserving the soul of what makes a Tudor a Tudor. Beautiful hardwood floors run throughout the living spaces, giving way to slate in the kitchen, breakfast room, and back hall, and tile in the remodeled bath.
You'll find an island kitchen with custom alder cabinets, stainless appliances, and a sun-warmed breakfast room just off it — a separate, dedicated space for morning coffee. The formal dining room is generously sized, comfortably seating six with room for a sideboard and china hutch. A gas insert fireplace, framed in wrought iron, anchors a wide, open living room made for quiet evenings and good books.
Two bedrooms and a dedicated office with closet offer flexible space for work, guests, or creative pursuits. The office sits on the opposite side of the entry from the living areas — a thoughtful separation that makes working from home feel like working from somewhere else. The remodeled bath — tiled floors, walk-in shower, pedestal sink — feels like a retreat. Plantation shutters dress the dual-pane windows. Central heat and a tankless water heater keep things effortless.
A Note on the Floor Plan
This home lives larger than the square footage suggests. Wide arched doorways, a circular flow between rooms, and generous proportions in the principal spaces give it a sense of openness that's rare in homes of this era — and frankly, rare at any size. The same care that shaped the curb appeal — the arched door, the winding path, the attention to every detail — carries all the way through the home. Nearly everyone who walks through is surprised. We strongly encourage you to see it in person — it's the kind of home that has to be experienced to be understood.
Out back, the home opens onto its second act. French doors lead directly from the living spaces to a flagstone patio and a wisteria-draped pergola sheltering a teak dining table for four — an ideal spot for long lunches and lingering dinners with friends and family. The long private driveway, with its gate near the rear of the home, offers a second point of entry, making the garden equally accessible for guests and gatherings. Professionally designed landscaping unfolds across more than 7,300 square feet: raised vegetable beds, a circular rose garden in fragrant full bloom, and a charming potting shed. A detached one-car garage with separate storage room completes the picture.
All of it, just minutes from Town & Country, Coddingtown, Whole Foods, Montgomery Village, downtown Santa Rosa, and the rolling tasting rooms of Sonoma County wine country.
This is a home that has been loved. It's ready to be loved again.
Property Details
From the street, the home is pure storybook: a winding path leads through mature gardens to a front porch, where a striped dome awning shelters an iconic arched Tudor door in deep berry. Crisp chevron shutters frame the windows. It's the kind of arrival that makes you slow down — and it sets the tone for everything inside. A long private driveway runs alongside the home, offering generous off-street parking and leading to a gated rear entry — a quiet, private way in for guests arriving for an afternoon on the patio.
Inside, this 1936 English Tudor Revival has been tastefully remodeled to meet the way we live now, while preserving the soul of what makes a Tudor a Tudor. Beautiful hardwood floors run throughout the living spaces, giving way to slate in the kitchen, breakfast room, and back hall, and tile in the remodeled bath.
You'll find an island kitchen with custom alder cabinets, stainless appliances, and a sun-warmed breakfast room just off it — a separate, dedicated space for morning coffee. The formal dining room is generously sized, comfortably seating six with room for a sideboard and china hutch. A gas insert fireplace, framed in wrought iron, anchors a wide, open living room made for quiet evenings and good books.
Two bedrooms and a dedicated office with closet offer flexible space for work, guests, or creative pursuits. The office sits on the opposite side of the entry from the living areas — a thoughtful separation that makes working from home feel like working from somewhere else. The remodeled bath — tiled floors, walk-in shower, pedestal sink — feels like a retreat. Plantation shutters dress the dual-pane windows. Central heat and a tankless water heater keep things effortless.
A Note on the Floor Plan
This home lives larger than the square footage suggests. Wide arched doorways, a circular flow between rooms, and generous proportions in the principal spaces give it a sense of openness that's rare in homes of this era — and frankly, rare at any size. The same care that shaped the curb appeal — the arched door, the winding path, the attention to every detail — carries all the way through the home. Nearly everyone who walks through is surprised. We strongly encourage you to see it in person — it's the kind of home that has to be experienced to be understood.
Out back, the home opens onto its second act. French doors lead directly from the living spaces to a flagstone patio and a wisteria-draped pergola sheltering a teak dining table for four — an ideal spot for long lunches and lingering dinners with friends and family. The long private driveway, with its gate near the rear of the home, offers a second point of entry, making the garden equally accessible for guests and gatherings. Professionally designed landscaping unfolds across more than 7,300 square feet: raised vegetable beds, a circular rose garden in fragrant full bloom, and a charming potting shed. A detached one-car garage with separate storage room completes the picture.
All of it, just minutes from Town & Country, Coddingtown, Whole Foods, Montgomery Village, downtown Santa Rosa, and the rolling tasting rooms of Sonoma County wine country.
This is a home that has been loved. It's ready to be loved again.
Property Details
- 2 bedrooms, 1 bath + office with closet
- Approx. 1,496 sq ft home
- Approx. 7,318 sq ft lot
- Built 1936, tastefully remodeled
- Iconic arched Tudor front door with striped dome awning
- Wide arched doorways and circular floor plan — lives larger than its footprint
- Formal dining room (seats 6+ comfortably)
- Separate breakfast room
- Remodeled island kitchen with stainless appliances, custom alder cabinets, and slate floors
- Remodeled bath with tiled floor, walk-in shower, and pedestal sink
- Gas insert fireplace with wrought iron accents
- Beautiful hardwood floors throughout living areas
- Slate floors in kitchen, breakfast room, and back hall
- Dedicated home office with closet
- French doors to rear patio and garden
- In-home laundry
- Detached 1-car garage + separate storage room
- Long private driveway with gate — generous off-street parking
- Updated central heat
- Tankless water heater
- Dual-pane windows with plantation shutters
- Professionally designed mature landscaping with irrigation
- Flagstone patio, wisteria-covered pergola, vegetable garden, circular rose garden, potting shed
- Walkable to shopping, schools, and transit
Floor & Site Plans
Floor plan
Living in the JC: Santa Rosa's Walkable Heart
The JC neighborhood — named for its proximity to Santa Rosa Junior College — is one of the city's most enduringly loved pockets. Tree-lined streets, mid-century bungalows, storybook Tudors, and Craftsman cottages give the area its unmistakable character.
From 909 Slater, the everyday essentials are an easy stroll or a short drive. The beloved Town & Country shopping center is just around the corner, home to Pacific Market — a small, exceptional grocer locals swear by — and Willis Wine Bar, a neighborhood favorite for a glass of something good and dinner with friends. Coddingtown Mall, Whole Foods, and Montgomery Village's boutique shopping round out the options, and downtown Santa Rosa's restaurants, theaters, and farmers market are minutes away.
Outdoor lovers have Howarth Park, Spring Lake, and Annadel State Park within easy reach. Wine country begins just up the road — Russian River Valley, Healdsburg, and the Sonoma plaza are all under an hour away. SMART train, Highway 101, and Sonoma County Airport make travel effortless.
It's a neighborhood for people who want a real community, a walkable life, and a home with a story.
From 909 Slater, the everyday essentials are an easy stroll or a short drive. The beloved Town & Country shopping center is just around the corner, home to Pacific Market — a small, exceptional grocer locals swear by — and Willis Wine Bar, a neighborhood favorite for a glass of something good and dinner with friends. Coddingtown Mall, Whole Foods, and Montgomery Village's boutique shopping round out the options, and downtown Santa Rosa's restaurants, theaters, and farmers market are minutes away.
Outdoor lovers have Howarth Park, Spring Lake, and Annadel State Park within easy reach. Wine country begins just up the road — Russian River Valley, Healdsburg, and the Sonoma plaza are all under an hour away. SMART train, Highway 101, and Sonoma County Airport make travel effortless.
It's a neighborhood for people who want a real community, a walkable life, and a home with a story.
Carl Munoz
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