SONOMA COUNTYS FIRST AGRIHOOD 

WHERE AGRICULTURE MEETS NEIGHBORHOOD

STUNNING NEW CONSTRUCTION IN WEST PETALUMA

This 14-home community is a bucolic enclave offering a fresh approach to living off the land.

Sweeping, pastoral views of rolling hills, dramatic sunsets and open space are within your reach at each of four available 2-acre homesites. The meticulously planned community of Live Oak Farm was created by Sonoma County’s preeminent architects, builders, and designers.

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A new kind of neighborhood integrating organic farming, sustainable homes and community life.

IN THE NEWS

  • Take look at Sonoma County’s first ‘agrihood.’ Initial homes hit market starting at $3.6M

    Touted as Sonoma County’s first agrihood, three new residences on 30 rural acres near Petaluma are for sale starting at $3.6 million.

    Part of a planned community that blends agriculture with neighborhood living, the homes are located near downtown Petaluma and about 40 miles north of San Francisco and 80 miles west of Sacramento in Northern California.

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  • Next-level luxury nestled in the gently sloping hills of West Petaluma

    With views for miles and soaring ceilings, this new home's warm blue gray palette stands out boldly on the hillside, punctuating views of the natural terrain. Inside, you're welcomed by a beautiful collaboration of wood, metal, quartzite, and ceramic finishes, with rich gray and neutral blue accents harmoniously blending modern living and bucolic countryside.

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  • Sonoma County's New "Agrihood" Brings Sustainable Luxury Living 40 Miles from San Francisco

    As the trend of sustainable living takes a luxurious turn in Sonoma County, a new "agrihood" development called Live Oak Farm has captured the attention of those looking for a merger of high-end living and a farm-to-table lifestyle.

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  • This 30-Acre Boutique Development in Northern California Embraces the Farm Life

    Dubbed Live Oak Farm, the 14-home enclave in Sonoma County's Petaluma is built around a working farm.  

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  • New Petaluma ‘Agrihood’ Offers Sustainable Luxury Living

    Homebuyers yearning to bring the slow food movement closer to home may see a unique opportunity at Live Oak Farm Lane in Petaluma. Three new luxury homes and four ready-to-build lots are available on the property, dubbed an “agrihood,” a neighborhood with a communal working farm.

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