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| "There is no sensation like waking up to a vision of the sea in all its glory!" |
 | The home is perched on a ridge looking out at the Pacific Ocean. Navarro Beach and the Navarro River are a five-minute drive away, and a filtered view can be seen through the trees to the north. |
| Pictures cannot do this view justice! The miracle of the human eye makes the rock loom and the crashing waters an auditory and visual sensation. |  |
 | The owners are generous benefactors with the birds. They are rewarded with flocks of yellow finches who chirp and sing their thanks. The trees are littered with these brightly colored "ornaments" who swoop to the feeders and then back to the trees. |
| The owners have created a unobtrusive garden that doesn't interfere with the natural beauty — not too much but just enough. This pocket meadow affords views through the trees to the northwest, where the Navarro River meets the Sea. The beach is a short five minute ride away. |  |
 | Imagine the end of a day with a long soak in this six-person tub. Sheltered by a fence and nestled in the arms of a picturesque remnant of an old pine tree, this hot tub — like the entire property — is an island of privacy in a very busy world. |
| This Steller's Jay is only one of the many other avian visitors to the site: a birder's paradise. His silhouette here gives him a regal look. You can also expect to see chipmunks scamper up the old snag looking for treats, and quail and dove in abundance partaking of the feast the seed eaters leave behind . The Mendocino Coast is a happy place for wildlife viewers. |  |
 | There will be no complaints and maybe even a contest to see who does the dishes with this view as a reward. The sea is never the same two days in a row. You'll be tempted to skip the dishwasher. |
| Cocktails anyone? Or maybe you can picture yourself drinking your morning coffee in this spot and enjoying the view. Wow your guests with these panoramas of sea and sky at either end of the day or with a snack anytime in the middle. |  |
 | Months of sunsets — from one end of the azimuth to the other. |
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