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sq ft. commercially zoned Historical Building. Construction has started and permitted with the city to convert the shop to retail and access upgrades. The upstairs addition shares the 721 Main Street address, and this part of the building has current remodel plans and a permit that can be assumed by new owners. Rough framed, plumbing and electric are finished, but insulation is not completed. Heat and air system also in. Main building could be anything you want with residential at the second floor with a deck and stairs leading down to

Many lenders are now offering many incentives to get you into a home. They are offering down payment assistance or will pay your closing costs. Also the Feds are predicting that the interest rate will drop 3 times this year. The prices are staying and inching up since there are very few homes available, so you may want to get under contract now and refi after the drop with the same lender and save appraisal fees etc. with them.

Nice lot on almost an acre. All walkable, slopes down to year round stream. Seller financing offered. Paved road, phone and electric to parcel. MLS# 222141907 $21,000

Get richer living with less: Tips to lighten up

As I was winding up a downsizing talk to a group of retirees in Baltimore last week, a woman asked a question that made me want to reach for the smelling salts.

The woman, who appeared to be in her 70s, was wondering what she should do with her parents’ bedroom furniture, which she was keeping in a storage facility. This ipped at least three of my switches:

1. Parents, please don’t leave a burden for your kids.

This poor woman is saddled with not only with her parents’ furniture, but also with the guilt trip of letting it go.

2. Your kids don’t want your stu , especially not your old brown furniture. Used furniture markets are ooded with old furniture no one wants. This woman should sell or donate the bedroom set like yesterday.

3. Don’t get a storage unit! Unless

you plan to use it for a very short transition period, say for a couple months while you’re between houses, please, please don’t pay to store your stu . Liquidate what you have and spare the expense. Chances are what you pay for storage (on average $2,400 a year) will soon exceed the cash value of the contents.

Once I’d recovered from her question, a gentleman from the audience wanted to know not where to start decluttering and downsizing, but how to start. Questions like these remind me of how profoundly big, deep and wide this problem of too much stu really is.

Most people know that holding onto stu they don’t need weighs them down, and that their lives, their homes

Marni Jameson At Home

Photo courtesy of Dreamstime Spring chicks, like much of nature, show us that we must shed to grow and that includes letting go of belongings that served us in the past but not now.

Advantage goes to spring sellers

We o en don’t have a choice as to the timing of signi cant events like buying or selling a home. Stu simply happens to us along life’s path. Surveys have discovered about half of sellers choose the time to sell their home and the other half experience a signi cant event that requires them to sell. One family decides to sell sometime in the future to be closer to the grandkids and another experiences a sudden job transfer and needs to be in Seattle next month. Sellers who have the option of when to sell and those who need to sell will discover April is a rather good month.

sales in 2022, the median selling price was $675,000. Homes that sold during the summer closed at $607,000. There are physiological reasons buyers pay more for homes in the spring than any other season. All creatures are more active in the spring. Homebuyers are like the honey bees buzzing around my wife’s rosemary plants. They have been hibernating all winter, sheltering from the chill and rain and have been anxious to feel the warm sunshine and explore the new spring owers. Everything looks better in the spring. Lawns are green, owers are blooming and trees have new growth. Every home looks better in the sunshine.

Thousands of potential homebuyers have been waiting on the sidelines for interest rates to come down before making a buying commitment. They were assured that in ation and interest rate hikes were only temporary. The expectation was that mortgage rates would be lower this spring and summer. Surprise, the latest consumer price index data, released last week, renewed concerns about in ation.

The report showed that in ation rose 3.5% in March, the highest level since September 2023, amid a resurgence in gasoline and rent increases. It was the third straight month that in ation came in hotter than expected. Buyers who continue to sit on the sidelines waiting for interest rates to come down may be in for an unpleasant surprise.

For the past few years Realtor. com has poured over annual data, looking at home prices and inventory to determine the so-called best week to list your home. Mid-April is it. Historically, median sales prices for homes sold in April and May are higher than any other time of the year.

“The third week of April brings the best combination of housing market factors for sellers,” said Hannah Jones, Realtor.com senior economic research analyst. “The best week o ers higher buyer demand, lower competition from other sellers and fewer price reductions than at any other time of the year.” A seller who is able to take advantage of the best week to list could collect about $7,400 more at the closing table than if they put their home on the market during a typical week. Plus, listings generally receive 18.4% more views during the best week to list than in the rest of the year.

El Dorado County sales during April and May of last year closed with a median price of $650,000.

Homes sold between June and July had a median selling price of $615,000. Going back to spring

Many potential homebuyers have postponed getting serious about buying a home. They went into hibernation last November and are now anxious to discover new listings. They feel revitalized and optimistic about nding a home.

When mortgage rates hit 7% last fall, Jim and Mary decided to renew their apartment lease for another six months hoping mortgage rates would get better in 2024. A er the holidays Mary began looking at homes online. They wanted to be in El Dorado Hills, but the homes were out of their price range. Their second choice was Cameron Park but the selection of three-bedrooms homes priced less than $550,000 was still slim. By March they decided mortgage rates weren’t going down and were concerned that they might go up. Jim received a promotion and the extra income allowed them to step up in their home price. Mary began diligently searching new listings hoping the family could get out of their apartment by summer. One morning a new listing appeared on Zillow and Mary immediately called her agent. She was determined not to let this one slip by.

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon warned mortgage rates could hit 8% or more soon. “Hugh scal spending, the trillions needed each year for the green economy and the remilitarization of the world are in ationary.” Tired of waiting for interest rates to come down and facing potentially higher rates in the near future, spring buyers will be searching new listings and calling their agents.

Another advantage for sellers this spring is the new construction cycle. The new models are still under construction. Winter rains typically slow new home starts during the winter months and new homes won’t be nished until June. Summer and early fall are the most active months for new home sales. Until then existing homes have an advantage.

More Californians will leave the state this year than last. Listing inventory will reach its peak in June and July and home prices could experience a so landing. That’s why spring sellers have an advantage.

Ken Calhoon is a real estate broker in El Dorado County. He can be reached for questions and comments at ken@ kencalhoon.com.

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and indeed their bank accounts would bene t if they lightened up. They know that if they cleared away all the underbrush, the dormant doo-dads and bulky stashes, their house would feel, look and function better. They would feel and function better, too.

So, what’s stopping them?

Well, they also know that going through a houseful of stu is physically and emotionally trying. Simply put, the process forces us to face our mortality, the passage of time, successes and regrets, where we’ve been, where we are, what we thought mattered once but doesn’t. Letting go of all that’s accumulated over the years, the decades, can make us feel as if we are erasing our memories, our identities, our history.

We look at those mystery boxes in the garage or attic and know that if we crack open the lid we will fall down the rabbit hole into a terrible case of the feels. We will come face to face with photos of that beach vacation with our ex, paperwork from the house that bled our bank account dry, letters our parents wrote us while we were in college, the halfnished needlepoint, all of which makes at least me want to lie on the oor and drink gin straight from an old shoe.

And so good folks do nothing. And the monsters in the boxes, in the attic and in the storage unit get bigger.

If this reminds you of someone you know (ahem!), perhaps you can pass along this shortened version my pep talk.

Don’t call it downsizing. Call it rightsizing. The secret to a successful house edit, which everyone should do regularly, lies in reframing the task. Rather than focusing on the downside of sorting out and letting go, focus on the upside. You’re not downsizing; you’re tailoring to t your life now and going forward. At every stage and age of life, your aim should be to create a home that has everything you need and nothing you don’t. This takes consistent, thoughtful editing. In other words, if you’re 70, sir, and you still have your high-school letterman jacket, you have issues.

Accept that humans (that’s you) evolve. The beauty of life is its stages: youth, teens, twenties, the years of growing a career and family, retirement, enjoying the golden years. At every stage, just as in nature, we must shed to grow. Embrace

where you are because living in the past robs you of the present.

Find your motivation. Most people get serious about decluttering and rightsizing when they hit a tipping point. Say, for instance:

• You want to move to a place that’s a better t.

• You want to sell your home and free up its equity.

• You want to park at least one if not two cars in your two-car garage.

•You want to have friends over, but you’re embarrassed.

•You don’t want to leave a mess to your kids.

•You’re getting married or moving in with your partner, or in with your kids or they with you.

•You’re sick of looking at your crammed cupboards and closets, and want order, simplicity and space.

•You’ve gured out that stu drags you down. What you do not have, you do not have to clean, sort, store, maintain, worry about, insure, organize or pay for the real estate it takes up.

Picture success. Whatever your motivation, keep a vision in mind of what success looks like. Envision an empty storage unit and no longer paying for it monthly, a garage you can park in, a tidy linen closet with room to spare, a streamlined clothes closet where everything ts and atters. Then let that picture be the torch that lights your way.

Start in a big place that’s not too emotional. This could be the garage, your laundry room or your pantry. Once you conquer these large impersonal spaces and see big results, keep the momentum going until you hit those mystery boxes.

Discover the richness of less. As you go, put everything you could possibly sell in a pile. Create a donation pile, too, and get the tax deduction. Whether you list items on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist or eBay, or you have a yard sale, turning your trash into cash will leave you feeling richer with less, while also enriching your life with more freedom and less to take care of. That’s motivating.

Marni Jameson is the author of seven books including the newly released “Rightsize Today to Create Your Best Life Tomorrow,” “What to Do With Everything You Own to Leave the Legacy You Want” and “Downsizing the Family Home.” You may reach her at marnijameson.com.

3280 TEXAS HILL RD, PLACERVILLE

MLS #224002156 | 5 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,651Sq.Ft. | $869,000

Contemporary Living at its finest. Elevate your lifestyle in this elegant 5-bed, 3-bath home, boasting style and versatility offering a potential granny unit conversion with separate entrance. Indulge in the comfort of many modern amenities, bamboo hardwood floors and a luxuriously remodeled master bath. The kitchen shines with a Wolf oven, microwave, Thermador gas cooktop, and extra-large granite island. Entertain with ease on the covered patio featuring ambient lighting and stamped concrete, complemented by a high-end Mont Alpi grill and a Sundance hot tub. This energy-efficient haven is equipped with a whole house fan, new water heater, and Kinetico water filtration system, most importantly a Tesla Powerwall 2 and 36 solar panels for green living. Stay connected with Starlink Internet and secure with Ring cameras, dusk-to-dawn lights, Simply Safe alarm, and a Google Nest thermostat. All encompassed within a fully fenced yard for ultimate enjoyment. Embrace the future in this smart and highly desired home. All this just 2 miles to downtown Main Street Placerville!

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one of the rst to view Appointments now available! breathtaking views from most your lifestyle with large oversized bonus room measuring complete with a pool table this large canvas allows able to store your outdoor proximity of the El Dorado too?

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3220 GRAYBAR MINE RD, GARDEN VALLEY

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS | 1,736 SQ.FT. | MLS#224026189 $595,000

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4575 FOOTHILL DRIVE, SHINGLE SPRINGS

$800,000

Beautiful single story home in the highly sought after community of Holiday Lake. That country feeling but still close to all the conveniences like top rated schools, Hwy 50, shopping and restaurants. Spacious back yard with built-in pool, above ground spa & pergola. RV parking. New white oak luxury vinyl plank ooring throughout. Great room concept with kitchen open to dining and family room with gas replace, stone hearth and cedar lined ceiling. Kitchen features ss appliances, upgraded cabinetry, dining bar, & pantry closet. Bedroom with full bathroom and additional bedroom and half bathroom. Indoor laundry area and sitting area off of Primary Suite. Owned solar system.

CALI HOMES • CALLIE MIRSKY (916) 813-8583

2919 PIAZZA COURT, POLLOCK PINES

$379,000

Adorable 2bd/1.5ba home. Kitchen updated 2019. Windows replaced w/dual pane. Nicely maintained yard & attached wood storage shed. There is solar the new owner will have to be assumed. Seller is motivated. Just minutes away from Jenkinson Lake. Just minutes from shopping, dining, and recreation. This is a charming retreat in the heart of Pollock Pines. Perfect starter, cabin retreat, or downsizing home. The heating is wood stove & electric wall heaters. Tube lights in the living room and kitchen.

CENTURY 21 SELECT REAL ESTATE • HELEN RIVARD (530) 409-268

Sunday, April 21, 2024

3760 ELLIES ALLIE, PLACERVILLE

$710,000

Well-designed oor plan creates spacious and functional rooms, complemented by an impressive foyer with porcelain ooring. Tastefully remodeled kitchen features sliding drawers and pullout shelving for both style and convenience. Charming brick replace. Over 1600sf of living space, there’s plenty of room for relaxation and entertainment. Outside, enjoy the best of both worlds with a central location and the tranuility of a private country setting. The expansive backyard spans over 2 acres, boasting meticulously landscaped grounds with fruit trees and designated garden areas.

C21 • HELEN RIVARD (530) 409-2687 • ASHLEY CAMPBELL (530) 391-4058

7541 21ST STREET, SACRAMENTO

5 BEDS, 3 BATHS | 1,700 SQ.FT. | MLS# 224019170 | $594,900

Looking to create a beautiful property for events or just for your own personal use? This is an opportunity you don’t want to miss! Beautiful views of the American River and private setting on a very usable 10 acres. The property has already been approved for a vineyard. 1600 square foot, 2-3 bedroom, 2 bath home is currently under construction. 3400 square foot outbuilding in place as well. Gated community. Lots of options with this beautiful property! 1025 DONKEY LANE, RESCUE 2 BED | 2 BATH 1,600 SQFT MLS# 223047211 $1,600,000 Beautiful single story home in the highly sought after community of Holiday Lake. That country feeling but still close to all the conveniences

been updated with re nished countertops, tile backsplash, farm sink, & gas cooktop w/hood over. Primary suite on main level with closet & updated attached bath w/tile shower w/sliding glass enclosure & dual sinks. Downstairs features 2 bedrooms, updated full bath, separate living area, laundry/mud room & access to 2 car garage w/workshop. 2 wood burning replaces, one on each level. Mini split systems offer both heat & AC on each level.

BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION! Motivated sellers are open to all offers including an interest rate buy-down or closing cost credit.Large pool sized lot,plenty of room for RV storage & potential for future ADU with plumbing already in place. Luxury laminate waterproof ooring throughout. Kitchen features quartz counters, custom tile backsplash, upgraded cabinets, ss appliances, farm sink, & dining bar. All baths feature quartz countertops, & custom tile work in tubs/showers. Large primary suite with outside access & attached bathroom with dual sinks, separate vanity & walk-in closet. Indoor laundry room. The home is all electric, extremely energy ef cient & quali es for SMUD’s solar share program for low utility bills.

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12601 RESIDENTIAL HOMES GREATER CAMERON PARK

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2300003394Cimmarron219800.01850028867916-933-1400

2650003529Ross 221664

2799003293Amethyst211272

2999003381La Canada321210

3119002693Hopi 221376

3245003262Heights Drive221506

3950002693La Canada321469

650000416Oeste 422600

422600

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40074000530-677-7801

50014180916-933-4500

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4200003097Cambridge322188

4390003427Oxford 3216220.33050019552530-676-8600

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4399003200United 321536

4480003750Sheridan3217220.30050024081530-626-3333

50033872916-404-2900

4540003577Christa 321705

4655003451La Canada Dr.4219400.34050025853916-941-3830

5000002438Mellowdawn3220120.24050004250530-676-8600

5100003623Kimberly4218660.34050023612530-676-8600

5250003022Cayente4220880.18050018659530-672-4500

5390002535Country Club3324490.28050027400916-638-1177

5390003452Cambridge3220720.34050020234530-672-4500

5390003460Orinda 4225000.33050019758916-774-6700

5395003742Cambridge3328600.30050018639530-676-8600

5590002837Maryetta3222640.75050011880530-676-9609

5600002855Knollwood3324140.33050024612530-676-9609

5640003635Larkspur3224000.25050017057530-672-4500

5699003115Camerosa4335150.28050012540530-676-8600

5699503247rancho terra4220210.38250017066408-272-5109

5750003234Rancho Terra3220210.52850024391916-985-6380

5890002996Twin Oaks4328200.37050029534530-676-8600

5990003611Ventana422595 30050993530-677-7801

5990003849Fairway3327370.34050015702916-771-9000

6499553273Oxford 3327220.44050006041530-676-8600

30050755530-677-7801

650000404Oeste 422600

650000420Oeste

6500003617Ventana422600

6500003625Ventana422600

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6500003638Ventana422600

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30050824530-677-7801

30050942530-677-7801

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6750003621Foxmore4228130.64650002498916-933-8700

6900003329Covello 5327480.30050030434916-239-4200

6990004076Plateau4332220.24050018785530-676-8600

747700548Crazy Horse4228240.51040078954530-676-8600

7690003565Sudbury3346241.06050011648530-295-8440

7990003445Raben 3238000.23050026085916-965-3300

9600002521Greens Landing3235670.20040086632916-355-0202

9795003089Boeing 4444260.47950004750530-676-8600

12750004351McNeil 3226987.77050026561916-933-1400

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3190003903Hills 321475 50019361916-355-7000

3990002530Starmount3211040.22650027011916-933-4500

4250003780Park 221610

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4299003754Park 221761 50018714530-672-7300

4590002509Willowdale3216440.21050024996916-941-6777

4920003384Alyssum 4320100.20050026339916-223-8889

5399003580Archetto 3220250.14050029654916-933-3998

5490003041Stanford 5230000.28050019188916-608-4563

5590003232Stonehurst3219580.16750016674916-879-0974

560000138Slate Ridge2226120.39650016111916-355-7000

5690003903Mossview4219300.26050027204916-939-5300

5750002056Bailey 3218670.50050029720916-774-6700

5750003015Merriam 4222000.30050026969530-676-2376

5790004655Tramezzo3222500.29350029366916-393-0825

5900005013Taylor 3326160.17450033305916-939-5300

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5990003585Park 4329990.28050014496530-672-4500

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5999993200Stanford 3229270.40050023977916-933-4500

6000003065Birmingham4220180.29150032628916-933-8700

6190001157Oak Tree422559 40082036916-933-1400

6190006036Brogan 4224500.19250032887415-867-2675

629000506Prairie Falcon5333860.19150019418530-676-2376

6325001104Bevinger 3226590.21150027062916-939-6633

6350001636Daunting 4322850.15450022080530-672-4500

6350005049Mertola 332723 50014634916-939-5300

6450002290Summer 3327340.20150025702916-536-5200

6450005087Garlenda4327500.18150030695916-683-3250

648000515Borders 3224360.14050031968916-681-5112

6490002083Brook Mar4328080.30040082404916-933-1400

6490004213Weathervane4332290.24050022758916-941-9815

6490004556Dunnwood5331980.19850031461916-985-2255

6490006029Brogan 3226000.20450016813916-404-2900

6495003028Birmingham4224570.26850032447530-295-8440

6499003953Moraga 4327620.20050031755916-933-8700

6500003424Birmingham4223340.31250029475916-933-8700

6550007157Cinnamon Teal5332510.19850001066916-933-4500

6699002513Lakeridge Oaks4325890.50050030411916-933-8700

6745003697Waldwick3223800.27650026012530-672-7300

6749501654Daunting

5149004025Ironwood421733 50016786916-933-8700

5395002643Riviera 3221240.42050028486916-404-2900

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12701 Residential Homes Greater PlaCerville

12802 Residential Homes PolloCk Pines

HOME of the WEEK

Announcing the birth of our great-grandson, Daxton Arnold Gruber, born on March 25th, weighing 6 pounds, 3 ounces. Dax was born at Mercy Hospital in Folsom. Congratulations to Jaymie, Brennan and big brother Rylan. We love you, little lamb. PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED

This Gorgeous 4 bd/3 ba, home is on 10 scenic acres in the heart of Gold Hill. Light & airy is the best way to describe this well crafted home, with an indoor atrium, Vaulted Ceiling. Skylights & Walls of windows. Cool off in the summer in an inground pool. There are 3 separate living areas, with a walkin basement, that has a wet bar and a full bath. This area could easily be converted to in-law quarters. First time on the market. View, View, View

PLACERVILLE $3,490,000

Once in a lifetime opportunity to own the historic Shinn Ranch. Gorgeous Homes surround this property. Minutes to Highway 50. Fish in your own private stocked pond. 1880’s Home is included in the purchase price. 160± acres in 5 separate parcels

DRE#01246556

$450,000 MLS#224035849

DRE#02156476

JULIE CLARK (530) 306-7661

$130,000 MLS# 224022751

IT’S THE PERFECT TIME TO MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOME!

Experience the allure of Grizzly Flats’ revitalization with this stunning, just-listed Brand-New Home. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and quality construction, it boasts a plethora of desirable features. Revel in the elegance of granite countertops, the durability of vinyl plank flooring, and the modern convenience of upgraded appliances. Hardy board siding ensures longevity and charm, while the spacious layout floods the interior with natural light. Entertain effortlessly in the expansive great room, complete with a stylish kitchen island, dining bar, and cozy breakfast nook. Retreat to the luxurious master suite featuring a generous walk-in closet, while the convenience of a dedicated laundry room with a sink and a tankless water heater adds to the home’s appeal. Plus, the large finished garage provides ample storage space. Embrace the future with outstanding fiber optic internet connectivity, perfect for remote work or entertainment needs. Grizzly Flats is on the rise, offering a serene countryside lifestyle amidst its rebuilding efforts. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a brand-new home in this thriving community.

IT’S ALL HERE FOR YOU TO ENJOY!

Nice lot with a view of Cold Springs Golf Course, possible peek of the Crystal Mountain Range. Located in the prized rural location of Gold Hill. Recently brushed 15’ on both sides of the road, trees thinned, and materials masticated for erosion control. An area for a potential pad is on the view side of the lot. Bring your dreams and your plans. The feel is rural and agricultural yet close to HWY 49 and 50, Coloma, Marshall Gold Discovery Park, local farms and world class white water rafting.

ASHLEY CAMPBELL (530) 391-4058

OPEN HOUSE

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3760 Ellies Allie, Placerville

$2,700,000 MLS #224032370

THE HISTORIC

DRE#01246556

$225,000

Back Yard for Outdoor Enjoyment and Gardening. Located on a Cozy Cul-De-Sac. Park Features Mature Landscaping, Club House, Indoor Pool, and More.

JULIE CLARK (530) 306-7661

$710,000 MLS#224028516

MODERN UPDATES & METICULOUS UPKEEP

Well-designed floor plan creates spacious and functional rooms, complemented by an impressive foyer with porcelain flooring that sets the tone for the home’s elegance. Tastefully remodeled kitchen features sliding drawers and pullout shelving for both style and convenience. Cozy up in the family room with its charming brick fireplace, perfect for quality time with loved ones. With over 1600 square feet of living space, there’s plenty of room for relaxation and entertainment. Outside, enjoy the best of both worlds with a central location and the tranquility of a private country setting. The expansive backyard spans over 2 acres, boasting meticulously landscaped grounds with fruit trees and designated garden areas for cultivating your own fresh produce.

DRE#00978062

HELEN RIVARD (530) 409-2687 • ASHLEY CAMPBELL (530) 391-4058

DRE#02156476