In my posts about Clarksburg, I allude to all the pretty homes-- from charming to magnificent. I thought I would include some pictures of these beauties. One of the really nice things, that lend to the curb appeal, is homes in Clarksburg are on LAND! A bare minimum lot is a half acre. Most homes are on 20 acres or more. Often homes have a naturally occurring waterway and all have spectacular trees.
Other really appealing things about Clarksburg are these:
*Scarcity of homes for sale. This keeps property values high. There have been no short sales or foreclosures-- NONE. ZERO. ZIP.
*There is virtually no crime as well.
*Varied architecture. Every home is unique and special. There is not a single tract home here.
*Small town charm. Everyone waves and smiles. Kids are innocent. Elders are respected. Life is great.





My husband and I just returned from Key West, Florida. It was lovely. Lots of culture, diversity, art, great food, nice weather, ocean, etc. When we returned home to Clarksburg, California, we took in deep breaths of the fresh air and just sat and listened. Ah, silence.
We say it everytime we return from a vacation... "We live in paradise!" The views and sunsets are stunning. The peace and tranquility is relaxing. The friendly people are helpful and neighborly. We have constant wildlife activity-- otters, beavers, egrets, blue herons, turtles, ducks, occasional coyotes and have even had pelicans visit our waterway.
Clarksburg is home to some of the best agricultural land in the California and we have access to the freshest produce anywhere and, though I am not a wine drinker, some of the best wines too!
During our trip to The Keys, we met a lot of very nice people. Some are interested in "trading spaces" for a vacation swap. We are very fortunate to live in an area that is naturally beautiful and peaceful. It is a great place to escape to for rejuvenation. We are very lucky indeed!


Looking for a beautiful area to go for either a leisurely or hard-core-workout bike ride? I know the secret! It's Clarksburg. If you are a road bike enthusiast/cyclist you may already know this, because I pass many of you (in my car) every day and evening.
Where else can you be assured of a nice Delta breeze, infrequent traffic, great scenery and motorists who make way for you AND offer a friendly wave? Why it's our little Delta Haven of Clarksurg.
Map out a start point of Holland Market (in Clarksburg proper), down Netherlands Road/west, to Jeffereson Boulevard/north to one of these roads:
Shortest route: Jefferson/north to Central/east which connects to Netherlands/east, back to the market.
Middle length route: Jefferson/north to Clarksburg Road/east to River Road/south to Netherlands/west and you are back at the market.
A little longer: Jefferson/north to Willow Point Road/east, to Willow Avenue (you will pass the Sugar Mill where you can get a great glass of wine if you time it right), to Sacramento Street to North School or North Central-- they both end at the Holland Market.
Longest route: Jefferson/north to Babel Slough Road. Babel Slough Road only goes one way. There is a fork in the raod. Go right on pumphouse for a bumpy/mountain bike ride that takes you past Winchester Lake. You may see water skiers out here. Or go left on Babel Slough to River Road. It's a little like being in the Bayou, lots of overhanging trees along the water, but very cool. Almost no traffic. Once you hit the river road, head south on the river road to Netherlands where you will see the market.
If I've made any mapping errors forgive me. To those of you who are thinking of trying this, please map it out on Google for yourself as well. Enjoy your bike ride and if I see you I'll make lots of room...

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