Last weekend, went up to wine country in Healdsburg for a bday party; delicious drinks and food, and relaxing.

How far is it from wine country, Healdsburg, etc?

N cal wine country

I'm looking at a $470,000 purchase price for a beautiful home built in 1920 downtown of a growing town in the north bay area of San Francisco (1 block from library, popular wine tasting and shops).

Quote from @Nicolas Looman: There is plenty of opportunity in Akron.

Not ever seller will value this, but when they think about it some might...and for some it will be a big relief.When I was thinking of buying in Bay area 20 years ago and there might be 70 offers on a property, people got real creative with what they did to woo sellers...flowers, wine, airline tickets, vacation stays, etc. 

Yes, we live in the sticks, and yes I have to drive an hour to get my iPhone fixed, but old growth redwoods are just down the road, the rugged coastline an hour away, the produce is fresh, the wine is good, the weather is great (okay it gets a bit hot and dry in the summer) and if I feel the need for some urban time, a day trip or weekend trip are easy down to the Bay Area is easy.

I am looking to connect with investors in Wine Country!

In popular tourist areas, having a place where guests can unwind outdoors really adds value.Local-themed welcome basket: Include local snacks, wine, or small souvenirs from nearby businesses.

@Tony Wooldridge  little best kept secret in the wine world....