Stephen Wawryk

Potential Pathway for 129 Units or More. Situated in Northern California's Marin County - on the boundary of the City of Novato and next to the 2001 Novato Chase subdivision of 69 single-family detached homes built by Toll Brothers - this 460+ Acre Land Portfolio with 50 Flat Acres for Residential Development is Top Tier. The stunning hillside sets the backdrop for this scenic Subdivision,

Rare Opportunity for a Horse Property | Nearby Major Bay Area Transit Picture your perfect, serene property outside the city where you can build your ideal barn house, park your RV, build an equipment shed, and create a space to retreat among the unencumbered outdoors. This is an ideal landing pad if you've been thinking about your very own Horse Property or Agricultural Business. Nestled in

New Price Improvement | 1793 Lafayette St, Santa Clara offers a rare opportunity for an owner/user to utilize the space with the option of converting the 22,551 SqFt building into residential: Live/Work, Apartments, Co-Living, or Condos - 27 units or more | $240,740 per unit. With the average rent in Santa Clara at $3,062, once converted, the property can be expected to gross $1,000,000 in rents.

256 Olympia Drive - a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home - is just a 2-minute walk from Woodland Hills Park and Heights Elementary School. Located on a corner lot with a spacious backyard, it invites its new owner both privacy and potential. The 1,248 SqFt interior is ready for your personal touches, allowing you to create a space that truly feels like home. Enjoy the convenience of a 2-car garage with

Vineyard Visions: Your Livermore Legacy Awaits Perched among the sun-drenched hills of Livermore, an 86-acre expanse awaits those with visions of creating a prestigious residential estate. With vineyard and agricultural uses permitted for both private and commercial ventures, this extraordinary property offers a rare opportunity to craft a luxurious villa, tasting pavilion, or world-class

Conditional Use Permit allows for Self Storage, Utilities including Solar Farms, Religious Institutions, Community Facilities, Residential Care Facilities, Community Care Facilities, etc. I District. The I institutional district is intended to implement the public/semi-public land use designation in the general plan by providing for uses such as parks, government administrative offices, schools