Moving to Santa Rosa California? Northeast Santa Rosa Tour + Real Estate Market Guide

Welcome to Santa Rosa, California.
This is the northeast side of the city.
You will see why so many people choose this area for home, lifestyle, and schools.

You can enjoy downtown restaurants, coffee shops, parks, and local art.
You can also reach the coast in about 45 minutes. Many Bay Area buyers relocate here for more space and a calmer pace of life.

Homes range from about $600,000 in more entry-level areas.
Most homes sit between $750,000 and $1.1M.
Luxury hillside areas like Fountaingrove, Shiloh, and Skyhawk can reach $2M to $9M depending on size, privacy, and land.

In this video you will see:

Proctor Terrace
Montecito Heights and Alta Vista
Hidden Valley
McDonald Historic District
Junior College neighborhood
Fountaingrove
Shiloh Estates
Woodside Hills
Rincon Valley
Skyhawk

Each area has its own look, price range, and rhythm of life.

If you are thinking about moving to Santa Rosa or Sonoma County, this video will help you understand how the northeast side of town is laid out and why locals love living here.

You will also get a sense of:

commute time
schools
views
walkability
access to Kaiser and Sutter
lifestyle near parks and shopping
near-coast weekend trips
the difference between valley living and hillside living

If you want help with your move, reach out anytime.
I love helping people buy and sell homes in Sonoma County.

Subscribe so you can see the next three videos in this full Santa Rosa quadrant series. We will cover Southeast Santa Rosa, Southwest Santa Rosa, and Northwest Santa Rosa next.

Questions for you as you watch this video:
Which neighborhood feels most like your lifestyle?
Do you want schools, space, views, or convenience to downtown?

I would love to hear from you.
Contact info and relocation guide are below.

— Rachel Hazlett-Karr
Your Sonoma County Realtor