Charming 1906 farmhouse home, plus iconic water tower, within walking distance of historic downtown Sonoma. Enjoy wine country in this magical, family- and pet-friendly home on a gorgeous 1/3-acre estate. Property includes a lovely pool with outdoor furnishings, raised garden beds and private grounds with rose bushes, prairie-style plants, grassy lawn areas and crushed granite walkways. The home (unfurnished) is surrounded by six majestic redwoods, a large olive tree, and several fruit trees (peach, nectarine, apple, walnut, fig). The property includes an outdoor BBQ, fire pit, sand box, outdoor shower and hot tub for the tenant's use. Main house (1,867 sq. ft.): The 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom main house includes a wood-burning fireplace, original Douglas Fir floors, central heating, and air conditioning. Both bathrooms in the main house have been recently renovated. Rental is unfurnished, except for a pull-out couch in the top of water tower, an historic chair crafted from the original water tank in the entry way, & outdoor furniture. Water tower (821 sq. ft.): The property includes an iconic three-story water tower with windows and views. The water tower is for work and storage space only; it includes a washer, dryer, and half bathroom on the bottom floor. Other features: The property is fenced and the front gate can be closed for privacy/pets. The home is on a cul-de-sac in the safe, quiet and family-friendly Franquelin Place neighborhood. There is an informal homeowners association and occasional social gatherings of neighbors (owner covers HOA dues). The property includes two storage sheds (182 sq. ft total). Other costs: The owner will cover the cost of a weekly gardener and pool maintenance company. Renter is responsible for all utilities. * Renter pays for County water. Well water is for irrigation. * Renter pays for PG & E * Renter pays for garbage pickup. * Owners pay for weekly yard maintenance * Owners pay for weekly pool maintenance.
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