Victorian Homes for Sale in Mendocino County CA

Step back in time to discover this meticulously restored Victorian home, originally built in 1862 by Master Ship Builder Thomas Petersen. This beauty is a rare fusion of historical elegance combined with modern luxury. Nestled above Van Damme Bay, with direct trail access to the cove below, you will be awed by the stunning white-water views to the south. Bordered to the North by access that leads

Sarah Schoeneman Mendo Sotheby's International

Custom home overlooking the Noyo Harbor with panoramic ocean and sunset views. Originally built as a spectacular permanent residence for the original owner and meticulously maintained with every amenity.Cozy up to the fireplace in the primary upstairs bedroom and enjoy a front-row seat to spectacular views of the ocean, the hustle and bustle of fishing boats gliding in and out of the harbor. Two

Pam Hudson Pamela Hudson Real Estate

Perched above the Noyo Harbor, this charming Victorian-style home in Fort Bragg offers breathtaking ocean vistas with comfortable, modern amenities. Cozy up to the fireplace in the primary bedroom and enjoy a front-row seat to spectacular views of the ocean, the hustle and bustle of fishing boats gliding in and out of the harbor, or Coast Guard ships and helicopters practicing their maneuvers. Or

Pamela Hudson Pamela Hudson Real Estate

In the heart of historical West side Ukiah is this updated Victorian gem within minutes from downtown, shopping and transportation. 2,400 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with beautifully updated kitchen, custom cabinets, granite counters and a gas fireplace. Hardwood floors throughout the home and a fireplace with a pellet stove insert in the living room for those cooler nights. Seller has

Sal Madrigal RE/MAX Gold - Selzer and Assoc

Perched above Friendship Park on the high side of Mendocino Village, the historic Spencer Hills House has quietly presided over the coastal landscape since 1855. One of the village's most distinguished Victorian residences, the home sits on a remarkable 1.2-acre parcel, an uncommon expanse within the historic district, with layered views across village rooftops, classic water towers, the mouth of

Margaret Wilson Mendo Sotheby's International