Mendocino Dunes - Sandrahla (252740)

This 2,700-square-foot abode boasts two living areas and a formal dining area, and can be rented alone or with three other homes in the Mendocino Coast Dunes Retreat for family reunions and other events!

Situated near the dunes on the north side of MacKerricher State Park, this lovely house is about seven miles north of Fort Bragg. The ocean is a little more than half a mile to the west.

The Sandrahla boasts plenty of space for the whole family. The living room features a 50-inch TV, equipped with cable and a DVD player, and a green recliner. Grab a board game and test your mettle against the rest of the family or tickle the ivories on the upright piano. Just around the corner lies a formal dining room with seating for eight as well as a great room with a large brown sectional couch.

The kitchen offers a four-seat breakfast bar for your morning noshes as well as plenty of counter space to whip up a hearty repast. You get a gas range, dishwasher, and a wealth of accouterments to make the home chef happy. Outside, you will be delighted to find a large deck with a plethora of seating for al fresco dinners under the stars, and in the evenings, you can toast marshmallows in the outdoor firepit.

The primary bedroom boasts a jetted tub and immediate deck access.

Guests get free WiFi as well as a private washerdryer and plenty of land to roam. Feel free to bring up to two dogs with you on your holiday, for an additional fee. The Sandrahla is the perfect place to host a large group event such as a family reunion or work retreat.

Fort Bragg is only 10 minutes away and boasts a plethora of exciting activities. Enjoy a seaside nosh or a cup of joe at one of the eateries in town. Head to the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens or MacKerricher State Park for an easy day trip exploring the outdoors.

THINGS TO KNOW

The WiFi can be spotty at times and may not be dependable for remote work or streaming.

The local area is in its drought season. We ask you to use the water very sparingly, as this home is on a well, and to be mindful of the situation and conserve as much water as possible.