This stunning, modern, newly renovated, designer 2200 square foot, 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths house is located in the wonderful Bodega South Harbor Golf Community.
On the golf course (11th hole), with gorgeous ocean views, designer gourmet chef kitchen, master bathroom with a beautiful soaking tub, lots of outdoor seating areas and hammock, game room with ping pong table, foosball table, games and much more.
The back yard of the house is the Golf Course and the front has gorgeous ocean views from every room of the house. It's a 5 min walk to the beach and to the Bluewater Bistro & Bar with drink specials, outdoor oceanfront seating, picnic tables, bocce court and basketball court.
This modern, high-tech, luxury home has an open floor with living room, dining room, sitting room and kitchen in one great room, which features a grand brass Restoration Hardware Chandeliers and voice controlled lights. It has a brand new gourmet kitchen, newly installed fireplace, and features 180 degree spanning ocean views.
The family room sofa could sleep an additional person. Each room has LED Smart TVs with Amazon Prime, Netflix, Disney+ and HBO with access to a huge movie & show selection.
The converted garage features a game room and a laundry room with Washer and Dryer, Pin Pong Table and Foosball Table and lots of board games, puzzles etc. High speed internet for multiple simultaneous movie streaming and WiFi coverage of the property. SORRY, NO HOT TUB.
On the entry level are three bedrooms: Master Suite features a a King Size Bed, seating area, and a spa like bathroom with a walk in shower, soaking tub and a walk in closet, and access to a patio area shared by the three bedrooms.
The second bedroom has a queen size bed with velvety headboard, beautiful art, electric fireplace, 50 inch Smart TV and a beautiful built in closet.
The third bedroom has a queen over queen size bunk bed with shelving. There are lots of toys, books and activities for children of all ages, a closet and dresser, 55” SMART TV with Roku.
Short walk to the ShortTail Gulch trail, and Pinnacle Gulch trail.
Guest access
Smart Lock. An access code is provided prior to arrival.
Other things to note
Here are a few hike ideas for your trip:
1) Bodega Head: it's a 10 minute drive from the house to the Bodega Head parking lot. Take the trail south along the cliffs. Stay on path closer to ocean. It gets back to road close to parking lot. it's an easy 40 minute hike with spectacular ocean views. There are a couple of places along the way that allow you to descend to water level but it's tricky and slippery. On a nice day you can stop at Spud Point (on way to Bodega Head) and get their famous clam chowder or crab sandwiches for a picnic at bodega head. There are picnic tables close to parking lot but also half way along the trail.
2) Kortum Trail and Goat Rock beach: this is a spectacular beach 20 minutes drive north on highway 1 before you get to Jenner. If you are looking for a Sandy beach (often with seals) go to northern parking lot. If you prefer a rocky beach go to southern parking lot. The road from highway 1 to the beach parking lots has a few informal parking areas before you descend to beach. From these parking areas you will find trails going toward the ocean that connect to the Kortum Trail which continues south and connect several beaches. it's an easy several mile path along the cliffs overlooking the pacific. if you continue to end of trail and return to Goat Rock beach it could be a half day easy hike.
3) Beaches close to Pyramid: there are 2 trails leading to 2 separate beaches. On the south called Shorttrail gulch trail (go down the hill from driveway, turn left and you will see the trail head on left after 100 or so yards. It's a 10 to 15 minutes walk down to beach. When tide is low you can hike south along the rocky shore until you get to Estero Americano river. It's a demanding hike requiring walking on rocks for much of the way. There is one point called Wall Street that can only be traversed (w/o getting wet) when tide is 0 ft or lower. This beach is generally deserted.
4) The trail on north side of Bodega South Harbor called Pinnacle Gulch Trail. It a 20 minute walk to beach. The 2 hikes can be combined by going down on one trail, walking on shore to other beach and returning on the 2nd trail. Walk between beaches may not be possible when tide is high and requires to walk on rocks.
5) Point Reyes station: for serious hikes you can drive south on highway 1 to the visitor center at Point Reyes Station (45 minutes) through Tomales Bay. From the visitor center you can start easy to medium+ hikes covering portions of Point Reyes reserve up to all days hikes.
