California locations

A modern utopia for fine wines and the country’s renowned wine-making region, the Napa Valley is often referred to as the Mediterranean of the US. Just an hour north of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Valley is a must-see destination for anyone visiting or residing in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The San Mateo County Midcoastal Region — the “Coastside” — is made up of a handful of rural and semi-rural oceanside communities nestled between the Santa Cruz Mountains and the majestic Pacific Ocean, just 45 minutes from the San Francisco Bay Peninsula and Silicon Valley.

Solano County, located northeast of San Francisco and southwest of Sacramento, is one of the more affordable housing markets throughout the Bay Area, and is becoming a popular destination for those wishing to settle in to this region.

Sonoma County lies about 30 miles north of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and is home to nearly 500,000 residents. The county is most commonly known as one of California’s most prestigious and historic Wine Countries, accommodating more than 400 wineries.