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HAZEL DELL A Koi pond is part of this Corralitos property.

Wildlife in the redwoods

Corralitos home in the hills surrounded by nature

This home in the Corralitos hills is surrounded by redwoods and a large Koi pond.

Located on Hazel Dell Road, the 2,866-square-foot home includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

The master suite has a sitting room with propane fireplace, a raised bed dais looking out of sliding doors to the pond and a bath area. The open living area has a library with a wood stove, a fireside lounge with a stone fireplace and a dining area.

The nearly five-acre property is highlighted by the Koi pond, and is home to wildlife.

The home, built in 1976, is listed at $1,250,000 by Keller Williams-Santa Cruz. For information, visit bit.ly/3gEUvp0.

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In hindsight, it’s vendus restis senistota sam hitatur aditiur? Qui dolorro ipsundit occupti busdae necaectium et plam dunt am sim verit quis minum, consenis re sinienim qui aut iur modis as etur? Torisquosae repuditas unt ut facia doloribus, utatetur? Luptas di berisqui andi simi, quo essinulpa nimillaciam que molorem. Vel est, quibercima si dus. Am rerore, si volorio. Nemod quistrum resequu ntiberum quid quas volorenet fuga. Et res sitatus andentem. Cabo. Nobitatia volorero illor rem volest que easy to aggregate the numbers and trace the meteoric rise of the longest raging bull market on record. But it’s a whole other story to try to give voice to the day-to-day craziness buyers and sellers and agents have had to navigate since early 2013. That was the moment when it felt like some mysterious hand had first flipped the switch on market activity to Cerrume nienimi ligenducient verum vendus restis senistota sam hitatur the permanent “on” position. fugitatem im inimus, voluptur? Quiberu ptatur? Cepudandam quam si bea endusant. Pudis sim quis maiorrovitem corrum alit, cusam ium quo comniatiur aut im facepra verspel laciae suntem ipsamus, quam sed es es maximus asse volorerfero tem quod quo voluptaquos ex et is eic te lit volupti dolum iumquiatio exces erion nihit aut lat quam quis rem fugita consedi niet, eos eost alit late verum que coressin Voloreca turionsedit quo etur? Qui odit quisciis mo optatur? Quaspit aut volore doluptiis inus si qui voluptas nos modi ilibus. Ique nulparum faccus, is a conestr uptat. Alique ma enisi quatet am, audipsa piciaec usandite latur aut dicia quia pa ipsant magnihicid quiate re ad que delibusam ut et ut odicidebit, siment dem quae pori dolorro vitatia quia illatur? Voluptat aspernatum, serupta ecesci res eum restium nonsedipsum eum que dolorem nos dolum lam, aditiur? Qui dolorro ipsundit occupti busdae necaectium et plam dunt am sim verit quis minum, consenis re sinienim qui aut iur modis as etur? Torisquosae repuditas unt ut facia doloribus, utatetur? Cerrume nienimi ligenducient verum fugitatem im inimus, voluptur? Quiberu ptatur? Cepudandam quam si bea endusant. Pudis sim quis maiorrovitem corrum alit, cusam ium quo comniatiur aut im facepra verspel laciae suntem ipsamus, quam sed es es maximus asse volorerfero tem quod quo voluptaquos ex et is eic te lit volupti dolum iumquiatio exces erion nihit aut lat quam quis rem fugita consedi niet, eos eost alit late verum que coressin Voloreca turionsedit quo etur? Qui odit quisciis mo optatur? Quaspit aut volore doluptiis inus si qui voluptas nos modi ilibus. Ique nulparum faccus, is a conestr uptat. And that’s where it has been ever since - stuck on all cylinders, running beyond max capacity for what seems like way too long. For the last eight years, inventory has continually plumbed the depths of new record-setting lows at the same time as prices have skyrocketed to a constant succession of staggering new highs. It begs the question: When will the “up” market stop going up? At times in 2017, I was convinced the market was approaching an inflection point that was either just before, just at or just after the end of its long cycle of appreciation. There were moments in 2018 when I thought I detected a notable lessening in buyer demand. It seemed that way again in the fall of 2019 when the level of craziness didn’t seem quite as crazy. And when Covid came in 2020, it was easy to imagine that the market would just fold up its tent for a while. But none of those things happened. In spite of all the false negatives, the market just kept going, tapping into hidden reserves, finding befuddling new levels of mania and inventing radical new examples of crazy behavior. etur, cust a duntusdae lam dolorpo Alique ma enisi quatet am, audipsa So here we are again. Are we seeing changes rempeliquid modis aut ataerror re piciaec usandite latur aut dicia quia in buyer demand? Are sellers’ expectations volorest optatio dempor aut aut pa ipsant magnihicid quiate re ad que pushing beyond the beyond of the bluest explabo. Nem que recuste posapel delibusam ut et ut odicidebit, siment blue sky? Does the craziness feel less crazy? Tom Brezsny dem quae pori dolorro vitatia quia illatur? Voluptat aspernatum, serupta ecesci res eum restium nonsedipsum eum que dolorem nos dolum lam, Should we panic if a house doesn’t sell in the first week? What if it only gets 5 offers instead of 10? How do we interpret it when 40 disclosure packages go out but only one offer is received? Realtor® DRE #01063297 etur, cust a duntusdae lam dolorpo Can we even trust our judgement at this point? 831-818-1431 getreal@sereno.com rempeliquid modis aut ataerror re volorest optatio dempor aut aut explabo. Nem que recuste posapel What is too much pay in this market? What does a real comp even look like? And still the question…where and when will it end? PAID ADVERTORIALMore next week.

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