Vibrant Sanctuary on Creative Street in Sebastopol Hits the Market for $755K!

A vintage residence near Sebastopol’s artistic, eclectic community is presently on the market. Constructed in 1905, the two-bedroom, one-bathroom property’s listed price is $755,000.

Situated on Florence Avenue, the house is surrounded by a segment of the town’s artistic landscape. The renowned street features whimsical junk art sculptures by local artist and Florence Avenue resident Patrick Amiot, whose unique creations are dispersed throughout the area.

The home’s valued antique features encompass a sheltered front porch, an ornamental gable, clapboard siding, and a checkerboard-patterned floor.

Within the 1,000-square-foot arrangement, there are distinctive living and dining areas, both showcasing hardwood flooring. An additional space is adaptable to serve as an office and laundry area.

The backyard offers a sheltered dining space and established flora, including 17 heirloom rose bushes that bring vibrancy to the garden in spring.

A sculpture by Amiot is displayed in the front yard. The homeowner selected a petite angel that she named “Clarence the Garden Angel,” after the celestial character Clarence Odbody from the well-loved film, “It’s A Wonderful Life.”

The property is within walking distance of downtown Sebastopol, known for its artisanal shops, well-regarded restaurants, and tasting rooms. Recently, the Gravenstein capital was recognized as one of the “most zen” cities in America.

For additional details regarding 470 Florence Ave. in Sebastopol, please contact the listing agent Lori Johnson-Burmeyer, 707-529-2624, 707-527-8567; Coldwell Banker Realty, 600 Bicentennial Way, Suite 100, Santa Rosa, coldwellbanker.com