"This place is made around you...
Stand still. The trees ahead and bushes beside you
are not lost. Wherever you are is called Here..
The forest breathes. Listen. It answers,
If you leave it you may come back again, saying Here.
The forest knows where you are.
You must let it find you... "
- D. Wagoner
Stand still. The trees ahead and bushes beside you
are not lost. Wherever you are is called Here..
The forest breathes. Listen. It answers,
If you leave it you may come back again, saying Here.
The forest knows where you are.
You must let it find you... "
- D. Wagoner
Stillwater Cove
Dramatic Vistas Stillness Vitality
Bluffs beach Forest
Stillwater Village
Set above the rugged Sonoma Coast in a prized location adjacent to the Parklands' open expanses, Stillwater Village is an intimate neighborhood of custom craftsman-style homes, lulled by sun and sea in a locale of unparalleled coastal beauty. Minutes from the 6,000-acre Salt Point State Park and the 3,000-acre Fort Ross State historic Park and trails, the area is a scenic gateway to the natural world, with comfortably appointed homes. Two hours north of S.F. the Stillwater area of Timber Cove area is renown for its temperate climate, enjoying 261 sunny days a year and an average of 75 degree weather. Finely crafted coastal retreat homes on two-acre parcels sit atop a knoll seamlessly adjoining the vast greenbelt of Stillwater Regional Park, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Oriented for maximum view of nature's kaleidoscopic panorama, sunny homesteads offer peace, space, privacy and a gracious neighborhood with instant access to miles of trails and hidden glens connecting the cove, fern-lined creeks, and majestic redwood forestland. Rooted in harmony with the natural world, the area is unique for its vast reservoir of plant and animal life and unspoiled beauty.
PHOTOS
Paths and Trails
Where Redwoods meet the sea......
... At the southwest corner of the Great North American Forest...
GOAL:Peace
The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness... |
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The Land
Thanks to protective conservation practices placed on the Northern California coast decades ago, this region retains abundant vitality in the air, soil, waters, and in animal and plant life. A mecca for wild mushrooms, and an over-wintering sight for monarch butterflies, the neighborhood is ever in bloom.
