A piece of Occidental history is on the market. According to Sonoma Magazine, the former home and office of the town’s first doctor—a renovated circa-1867 Queen Anne—is now for sale. Originally built as a mock-up for San Francisco Victorians, the home combines classic details like claw-foot tubs and wraparound porches with modern amenities.
The 4,052-square-foot property features six bedrooms, a beautifully updated kitchen with marble countertops, and a full basement. The separate carriage house, where the doctor once saw patients, has been reframed for use as an office or gym, and the space below has been converted into a studio apartment perfect for a rental. This historic home is currently listed for $1,399,999.
