Peaceful park-like settingSurrounded by manicured treesOpen layoutGenerous usable side yardNatural lightSoaring ceilingsDramatic windows
Interest rate buy-down to 4.99 is negotiable. Experience tranquility and timeless design in the all-age gated community of Wild Oak. This architect-designed post-and-beam home by Ken O'Connor sits on a beautifully landscaped .7-acre lot, surrounded by manicured trees and a peaceful, park-like setting. Dramatic windows and soaring ceilings fill the home with natural light, creating a seamless connection between indoor comfort and the beauty of the outdoors. This rare property includes access to Annadel State Park, putting miles of scenic trails just beyond your doorstep. A generous usable side yard offers inviting space for entertaining, gardening, or simply relaxing in nature. Inside, the open layout provides a warm, livable environment that feels like a true retreat. The garage includes electric car charging, adding a modern touch of convenience. Architectural plans for an addition are included, allowing for future customization and a primary suite on the main level. Wild Oak is a distinguished and private neighborhood, known for its natural beauty, unique homes, and sense of quiet seclusion yet just minutes from all the attractions of Sonoma Wine Country. 827 Wild Oak Drive is more than a home, it's a peaceful haven where lifestyle and location meet.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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