The median home value in Healdsburg, CA is $1,075,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $687,500.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Healdsburg, CA is $1,075,000.
Approximately 52% of Healdsburg homes are owned,
compared to 39% rented, while
10% are vacant.
Healdsburg real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Healdsburg real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Healdsburg.
Half a mile from downtown Healdsburg, exists a serene and ever-evolving two-parcel oasis. Initially The Warm Springs Station Deli and Biker Bar, The Gardener's founder bought the 0.84-acre lot in 1994, transforming it with a creative team. The main building became her weekend refuge, the barn her Healdsburg gallery, and the gardens a communal space. Though officially one bedroom, extra upstairs spaces serve as a second bedroom, office, or yoga room. The bathroom features a stone countertop, stone bowl, soaking tub, and shower. A commercial chef's kitchen with custom walnut cabinets includes a 6-burner stove and wood burning fireplace. The open living space, ideal for dining and entertainment, leads to a large outdoor deck. Features include vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and pivoting walls for flexible space reconfiguration. Downstairs houses a half bath with laundry and a redwood sauna, while the basement currently serves as a storage area. The gardens feature poppies, dahlias, chamomile, and thyme, with a pergola and persimmon tree lane. 516-520 Dry Creek Road has been featured in numerous publications, embodying a space that adapts to each owner's vision. Its easy to see how dinners with the owner and the godmother of farm-to-table dining went late into the night here.
Half a mile from downtown Healdsburg, exists a serene and ever-evolving two-parcel oasis. Initially The Warm Springs Station Deli and Biker Bar, The Gardener's founder bought the 0.84-acre lot in 1994, transforming it with a creative team. The main building became her weekend refuge, the barn her Healdsburg gallery, and the gardens a communal space. Though officially one bedroom, extra upstairs spaces serve as a second bedroom, office, or yoga room. The bathroom features a stone countertop, stone bowl, soaking tub, and shower. A commercial chef's kitchen with custom walnut cabinets includes a 6-burner stove and wood burning fireplace. The open living space, ideal for dining and entertainment, leads to a large outdoor deck. Features include vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and pivoting walls for flexible space reconfiguration. Downstairs houses a half bath with laundry and a redwood sauna, while the basement currently serves as a storage area. The gardens feature poppies, dahlias, chamomile, and thyme, with a pergola and persimmon tree lane. 516-520 Dry Creek Road has been featured in numerous publications, embodying a space that adapts to each owner's vision. Its easy to see how dinners with the owner and the godmother of farm-to-table dining went late into the night here.
