Built by John and Dora Dennen in 1877 as their family home, Dennen's Victorian Farmhouse continues to be timeless and true to their New England roots. Ideally located just two miles south of Mendocino Village, the 1.64 acre property includes the Main House, the Carriage House Building, the Barn Building and Quail Cottage. The home has been lovingly maintained and restored to its original footprint keeping its unique architectural elements.

The Inn is comprised of ten individually decorated guestrooms (among four buildings), each with its own charm and appeal. The grounds which include the gardens, redwood and cypress trees, creek and orchard are home to countless creatures, among them swallows, heron, hawk, deer and quail. A mere five-minute walk leads to beach access, tide pools and a secluded cove. Just north along Highway One explore nearby Van Damme State Park. This serene location is convenient to local services and all of the many recreation and cultural opportunities of Mendocino.

• Accurately restored historical property
• 1 cottage, 3 suites, 7 rooms
• Year round creek
• Beach and ocean access
• Rural private setting
• Partial ocean and forest views
• Extensive wood working
• Upside potential

Fun facts about Dennen's Victorian Farmhouse:

• The Main House has a claim to fame as the subject of Thomas Kinkade's "Home Is Where the Heart Is" II. The painting hangs in the parlor.
• A renovation took place in the spring of 2004. Out of the wall fell all types of things. Leather shoes, a key tag, bow tie, a child's book, a late 1800 tides table, letters and more. All the artifacts were taken to the Oakland Museum for cleaning and are there at this time.

A perennial favorite among travelers, Dennen's Victorian Farmhouse has earned a three-diamond rating from AAA and continues to enjoy high honors from Trip Advisor.    more info:  victorianfarmhouse.com and peggymerrill.com and johannahopper.com