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Glen Ellen Real Estate Listings - Land and Homes For Sale
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SONOMA
VALLEY
GLEN
ELLEN, California
- Elevation174 feet (msl +/-)
- Land Area: (not available)
- Population: 982-estimate 2000
- Latitude: 38.3500
- Longitude: -122.5167
- Unincorporated Area of Sonoma County
SCHOOLS
Schools are in nearby areas
ADDITIONAL LOCAL LINKS
REAL ESTATE TESTIMONIALS:
"This is just a note to let you know how much we appreciated
your help and advice during our trials and tribulations
of selling our Sebastopol home. We needed your expert
guidance and sence of humor from time to time. We thank
you for being their to help us, following each step in
the process all the way morning noon and night."
-R.H.
and L.H.
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HERE you can LEARN about the history of
the area, SEARCH for various real estate listings including land
and homes that are for SALE in Glen Ellen and the beautiful Sonoma
Valley, Sonoma County, California.
INFORMATION about SCHOOLS is listed below as
well as details about your prospective COMMUNITY. -
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WE CAN work with you to list or sell homes anywhere
within Sonoma County, and if you are looking elsewhere in the nation,
well, we can provide referrals to qualified agents in the San Francisco
Bay Area, Northern and Southern California, or anywhere nationwide. YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS are our business and we
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A Brief History of Glen Ellen
As with most of the other communities in the "Valley of Moon," the
first inhabitants of the Glen Ellen region were Indians. Then came settlers
of Mexican descent. Glen Ellen was part of a Mexican land grant controlled
by General Marianno Vallejo. Early settlers were given part of the land
grant, which was the beginning of what is now known as Glen Ellen.
In the early 1800's, railroads were established linked the valley towns
and extended to San Francisco. The ferry transported travelers from San
Francisco to Sausalito and further north to Petaluma at Sonoma Landing.
The Valley of the Moon then became a popular summer travel destination.
Glen Ellen accommodated these vacationers with various hotels and resorts
Glen Ellen became home to more people after the local railroad
ceased operation. Touring through present-day Glen Ellen one can find
friendly mom-and-pop stores, craft shops, coffeehouses and wineries.
The village center has maintained its signature rural feel and bucolic
surroundings.
Nestled in the hills and enshrouded by trees, it's no wonder why literary
figure Jack London chose this wine country retreat to escape the bustle
of the more urban East Bay. Jack London Park and Jack London's Wolf house
are indeed notable historic landmarks in Glen Ellen. It is also one of
many places where premium wine originates.
To the north of Glen Ellen are Kenwood and Santa Rosa, and to the south
are the unincorporated outlying areas of Sonoma: Boyes Hot Springs, El
Verano, and Agua Caliente. Glen Ellen is 16 miles east of Santa Rosa
and 12 miles west of Sonoma on Highway 12. Location of other cities and
communities can be found on the Map
of Sonoma County.
The internet has its limitations. For an immediate response contact Gary
V. Grutkowski directly.
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Gary
V. Grutkowski, CRS e-PRO GRI SRES, Broker Associate • DRE# 00577372