Thoughtfully Reimagined

~ This recently renovated single level residence lies within a beautifully manicured 55+ community . . . welcome to Creekside.

~ Enter through the front gate into your large private courtyard. Continue up and around to an oversized covered front porch where a beautiful custom door sets the pace for what you're about to experience within.

~ The residence offers 1,382 square feet of living space with 2 massive bedrooms (situated at opposite ends of the residence for privacy) and 2 full bathrooms.

~ Reimagined light and bright open spaces with a neutral color palette, textures and surfaces that one would hope/wish to see . . . from doors, floors, trim/baseboards, to cabinetry, surfaces and lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout. Nothing was overlooked.

~ An interior open-air atrium allows light to flood the kitchen/dining area and also provides a sitting area with a planting bed.

~ Enjoy the large rear yard with a spacious maintenance-free synthetic deck, which offers complete seclusion and allows for numerous options . . . whether a vegetable or rose garden, or bocce ball court (or all three).

~ Updated furnace with air conditioning.

~ The oversized two car garage offers a pull down ladder to access the attic for storage space (see photos) for items you probably should've departed with many years ago.

~ Move-in condition and lightly lived in as a second home away from home for many years.

~ Just a few minute drive to the historic Sonoma Plaza, offering daily endless formats of adult activities and entertainment . . . or take the kids to Train Town (adults tolerated) for Lifetime Memories in the making.

 WELCOME TO SONOMA

Welcome to Creekside Village; A distinguished community of 313 residences tucked within 29-acres of park-like open space. Enjoy the wide tree-lined streets, paved and lighted pathways, ponds and public spaces, all maintained by the HOA.

The name Creekside Village is derived from the small, seasonal creek which meanders throughout the community. And the community's design retained open spaces for recreational uses, as well as aesthetics.

Creekside Village's original landscape design was created by Michael Painter (1935-2018), a Fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Among his many notable projects are the Presidio Parkway, the John F. Kennedy grave site at Arlington National Cemetery, the Genentech campus, the Great Highway/Ocean Beach reconstruction, Children’s Playground in Golden Gate Park, the Twin Peaks overlook in San Francisco, Blair House in Washington D.C. and the HP corporate headquarters in Palo Alto.

An exclusive clubhouse is the centerpiece for all social and fitness activities in the community. Residents can stay in shape with yoga or pool aerobics classes, relax with a book in the library, challenge friends to a game of table tennis or billiards, or attend a club event in the meeting room. There is a large recreational room that is a perfect place for community events, and educational seminars. Residents can even rent out this room for private parties and events.

Residents can easily fill their days with a wide variety of enjoyable activities. There are fitness classes offered on a regular basis, including Tai Chi, meditation and yoga. Other pastimes include art group, jam sessions, Mah Jongg, billiards and table tennis. There are also happy hours, movie nights, luaus and holiday parties where one can get to know the neighbors.

Outside, residents can partake in tennis, bocce ball, croquet, pickleball and shuffleboard courts. Plus, an outdoor heated pool and spa with large patio is a great place to mingle with neighbors and meet new friends. The walking and biking trails are a great way to familiarize oneself with the community, all while enjoying nature’s beauty.

And let's not forget the free city bus that runs through Creekside, providing convenient transportation to the historic Sonoma Plaza and connections to other transport hubs.

     The Sonoma Valley, popularized by novelist Jack London as the “Valley of the Moon,” is a picturesque region known for its vineyards, celebrated wineries, resorts and the scenery that draws visitors from around the world.

     At the heart of the valley is the small town of Sonoma, home to roughly 11,000 residents. Rich in history dating to the 1820s, Sonoma blends its historic roots with a welcoming, sophisticated character—from 3 Michelin star recognized dining at Enclos, to casual favorites like Smash Burger.

     The town is centered around the eight-acre Sonoma Plaza, California’s largest historic plaza and one of the state’s most distinctive town squares. Anchored by the historic Mission San Francisco Solano, dating to 1823, the Plaza and surrounding streets retain the character of a small country town, albeit one with more than 20 tasting rooms, locally owned shops and an impressive variety of restaurants.

     Unlike some of California’s better-known wine destinations, Sonoma remains relatively relaxed and walkable, without the large tour buses and crowds that can define other wine-country communities. Throughout the year, the Plaza comes alive with the weekly Farmers Market, the Sonoma International Film Festival, Olive & Music Festivals, art and car shows, parades, concerts and other community events.

     And there is plenty to experience beyond the Plaza. Spend the morning cycling through the vineyards, enjoy lunch or dinner at a local restaurant, and finish the day with a concert at one of the valley’s wineries. With more than 50 wineries throughout the surrounding area, Sonoma offers everything from elegant tasting rooms to casual, down-to-earth experiences.

     Just 45 miles north of San Francisco and minutes from the Carneros region and Napa Valley, Sonoma offers an appealing combination of history, culture, food, wine and natural beauty—without sacrificing its small-town character.

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Map of Historic Sonoma Plaza

Historic Sonoma Plaza

Things To Do

Visit the Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries