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This is an expired Listing. MLS #227045 February 2011. Last list Asking Price $278,000.
2911 Sand Pointe Drive, McKinleyville, California in Humboldt County is .73 Acre all level and highly elevated across the ocean side of Sand Pointe Drive. Views over the roof top of the neighbor across the street and all the way up north coastline to the famous Trinidad Rock and Stacks in famous historical fishing community of Trinidad. Enjoy beautiful sunrise early mornings, gorgeous sunsets by evening, and in the darkness of night and very early morning hours enjoy the lights glowing and glistening on the water from the fishing vessels in the oceans horizon. Walk to the Mad River and enjoy fishing, kayaking, and canooing. Enjoying the seals that swim in the Mad River from Humboldt Bay Harbor. Enjoy wild plant life and flowers along the trails and natures little animals. The sandy beach of the Pacific Ocean that separates the Mad River from the Pacific Ocean is ornamented with beautiful driftwood.. Follow the trails to Arcata in one direction, and in the opposite direction hike and walk all the way to Clam beach. From McKinleyville it is a drive of only three hours or less to Oregon border following the 101 Highway along the beautiful rugged California Coastline. Arcata-McKinleyville Airport within a few miles and also the Humboldt State University located in Arcata a neighboring town to McKinleyville. Only 17 miles to Murray Road Exit from Hwy 101 to the neighborhood of Sand Pointe and the popular Hammond Trails from Eureka, California.
MLS#227045 Humboldt Association of Realtor Multiple Listing
Owning a parcel in the Beautiful custom home development of Sand Pointe will offer the priviledge to enjoy the local natural environment and beauty of seaside living. A lifestyle few have the chance to recognize the reality can only dream of doing. Humboldt County real estate property values are still most affordable to many people relocating to the rugged North Coast rural communities compared to more expensive suburban cities and higher real estate property values of the coastal seaside communities along California's prestigeous coastline. The custom home development of Sand Pointe offers to you daily luxury escaping to path ways on trails to explore made for biking, walking, jogging, horse equestrian riding, or just strolling along with your family pet dog. Hammond Trails is 5.5 miles that will stretch in one direction to Arcata and beyond and in the opposite direction all the way to Clam beach. Hammond Trails known popularly and recently officially acknowledged as part of the 1,200 miles of the California Coastal Trails intended to stretch one day all the way to Oregon up north and south to Mexico. Humboldt County received grant money to improve these trails and the plans are to extend the Hammond trails all the way south past Eureka to the Elk River at present and to add beauty and make them more walking friendly. I attended the recent public meeting held at the Eureka Warfinger Building on the Waterfront Drive and had opportunity to hear and listen to the wonderful plans in the making and the vision of visitors and local communities to enjoy these trails and benefit from all the improvements coming soon. On a recent adventureous walk at the end of Oceanside Street in a nearby seaside development to my sellers listing and community of Sand Pointe I happened to walk the new improved Hammond Trails at the end of the Oceanside Street. The pathways wind off in many different directions in rich lavish Redwood trees and ferns with newly graveled walk way paths. Each one leading to a pleasant surprise of scenery. I did not have my camera with me at the time, however I must go back and take pictures to up load to share all the beauty. I witnessed first hand how the grant money is being spent to improve many of the trails. I was so pleased and so excited with all the beauty I experienced. the newly laid gravel made the walking on the paths very easy and comfortable. Plants were trimmed back so the pathes were clear for safe walking. They are making little private sitting areas that view out over the Mad River and out to the Oceans Horizon with park sitting benches. They are building stairways to more private sitting platforms above the Mad River and stairways down close to the Mad river in a few such locations of these trails. The carefully maintenanced pathways offer plenty of adventure for multiple families and privacy too. I was so pleased with all I learned on this days outing. At the end of Bird Road I came to an entrance to the Hammond Trail again and walked along the Mad River. This bright sunny crispy day calmed my spirit. God gave me an opportunity to know he and his presence was there. I saw a friendly but shy Ecret so gracefully perched in the grasses. I watched the calm Mad River Water and noticed a seal swimming up and past me. As I noticed him, I tried to make conversation with him, but he was shy too, and down under he went. Finally I noticed him swimming up river instead of down river. He swam away from me and not in the mood for friendly conversation at all. Just knowing he was there was comforting and geat joy to experience.
Humboldt County has so many state and county parks so beautiful and worth while your visit and enjoyment. Each town has something so special to offer. They each have there annual prized events. There are many nature walks to join to explore the wetlands, the dunes, the Hammond Trails and more of the nature and natural beauty of Humboldt County. There is always so much awesome beauty in nature and natural landscape up here that taking your own personal pictures and enjoying photography has become a new likeing for me personally wanting to capture my very own Ansal Adams pictures of Nature at its raw and natural best. I have the desire to learn to Golf and Kayak and Canoo. I have enjoyed water rafting trips with my precious daughter and long to do it again. There are plenty of outdoor educational opportunties with children especially catered to helping them learn of their natural resources to enjoy and respect them. There are so man family oriented activities, your family will always have new adventures. If you are in the baby boomer 50 plus generation, oh you will love the many rich resources and activities too. Friends of the Dunes, and The Redwood Region Audubon Society always have special walks and learning opportunity to engage with other enthusiasts and enjoy. There are plenty more, these are just a couple to mention at this time. For more information contact me. I can be very resourceful and enjoy sharing behind the Redwood Curtain best known secrets of such an amazing real property and natural resources known to Humboldt County.
