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Love Where You Live
$1,800,000
50 Pacheco Creek Drive, Novato
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Par Hanji & Chip Mcallister
Par Hanji & Chip Mcallister
Sited on a prized west-facing lot on the most coveted street in Pacheco Valle, this home epitomizes the easy living vibe that is the hallmark of California's famed lifestyle. The main living area features vaulted open beam ceilings, two fireplaces, custom casework and a wonderful circular flow, marrying the living room, formal dining, kitchen and den, for gracious entertaining. Large expanses of glass invite the outdoors in throughout the home. A pool, spa, and adjoining cabana are surrounded by heritage oak and mature gardens, creating a resort-like feel. The kitchen is fitted with ample hardwood cabinetry, granite counter surfaces, multiple work stations, and a plumbed island. A full suite of appliances, including commercial size refrigeration, vented dual fuel cooking and a whisper quiet dish machine ensure that any home chef's every need is met. A sunny breakfast area featuring a bay window with garden outlooks will beckon, once your morning coffee's brewed. Rounding out the main living area is a well-proportioned multi-purpose space, just off the main entry, featuring a wall with custom Cherry casework and a wall bed. Think guest room, billiards, media room or home office. The upper level has 3 bedrooms, and full bath, powder room, laundry closet and a huge main bedroom with bath en-suite and direct access to the garden and spa. Other features include newly refinished maple flooring, dual pane windows and doors, central heating and cooling, solar heat for the pool, and a two car garage with laundry facilities and tons of storage. Recent improvements include a brand new roof, and interior / exterior paint.
- 3 Bedrooms 2 1/2 Baths
- Guest Room or Office
- Formal Dining
- Kitchen with Breakfast Area
- 2 Fireplaces
- 2 Car Garage
- Solar heated pool & spa
- 2,789 sq ft house on a 19,928 sq ft lot
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Nestled in northern Marin County's rolling landscape, Novato has evolved from a Wine Country gateway into a vibrant destination. As the county's second-largest community, the area attracts residents with its Mediterranean climate, dynamic downtown, and relatively attainable housing prices within Marin.
The residential areas showcase diverse living options. Black Point features luxury estates, while Bel Marin Keys offers waterfront properties along scenic lagoons. The tree-lined streets of Alameda Del Prado and the equestrian estates of Indian Valley Road provide additional housing variety.
The Vintage Oaks Shopping Center serves as the primary retail hub. Downtown Grant Avenue, revitalized through beautification efforts, bustles with activity throughout the week. The area hosts regular community events including a weekly farmers market from spring until fall, outdoor film screenings, seasonal parades, and cultural festivals.
The transformation of Hamilton Field from a military base to a mixed-use development exemplifies Novato's evolution. Former aircraft hangars now house an innovative mix of biotechnology firms, digital companies, the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art, and dozens of artist studios. The presence of major institutions like Fireman's Fund Insurance and the Buck Institute, known for its aging research, strengthens the local economy while maintaining the community's diverse character.
The residential areas showcase diverse living options. Black Point features luxury estates, while Bel Marin Keys offers waterfront properties along scenic lagoons. The tree-lined streets of Alameda Del Prado and the equestrian estates of Indian Valley Road provide additional housing variety.
The Vintage Oaks Shopping Center serves as the primary retail hub. Downtown Grant Avenue, revitalized through beautification efforts, bustles with activity throughout the week. The area hosts regular community events including a weekly farmers market from spring until fall, outdoor film screenings, seasonal parades, and cultural festivals.
The transformation of Hamilton Field from a military base to a mixed-use development exemplifies Novato's evolution. Former aircraft hangars now house an innovative mix of biotechnology firms, digital companies, the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art, and dozens of artist studios. The presence of major institutions like Fireman's Fund Insurance and the Buck Institute, known for its aging research, strengthens the local economy while maintaining the community's diverse character.
Par Hanji
Chip Mcallister
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