bedrooms
bedrooms
2
bathrooms
bathrooms
1
square feet
square feet
884
acreage
Acreage
0.1951
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Open Houses
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year built
year built
1994
full baths
Full Baths
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half baths
Half Baths
-
Welcome to 235 Willow Street, a charming and move-in ready home with a clean, inviting feel and a generous lot offering plenty of room to make it your own. This 2-bedroom, 1-bath home features approximately 884 square feet of living space and sits on approximately one-fifth of an acre. Inside, the home is clean, bright, and ready to enjoy, with a comfortable layout and a simple charm that makes it easy to settle right in. Outside, the long lot opens up a variety of possibilities for gardening, entertaining, hobbies, outdoor projects, or even adding an ADU. A carport tucked toward the back of the property provides convenient covered parking while adding a sense of privacy to the outdoor space. With the creek running behind the property, the backyard enjoys additional separation and a more private feel with no immediate neighbor directly behind you. Cute, clean, and ready for its next chapter, 235 Willow Street offers an inviting place to call home with plenty of outdoor space to enjoy today and make your own over time.
Location
Subdivision -
County Sonoma
Elementary School -
Middle School -
High School -
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MLS number: 326080299
Listing agent: Sarah Ramirez
Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (707) 527-8567
Last update: Monday, September 21 2026 at 4:42 p.m. EDT
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