• Permaculture and Edible Forest Gardening Adventures

    Finch Frolic is for Sale

    Four varieties of banana in the tropical area.

    The almost two acres of permaculture food forest and the split-level home of Diane and Miranda will be listed for sale April 5th, 2024. Over 40 varieties of food-bearing fruit and nut trees and plants, plus herbs, vegetables, native plants, timber bamboo and ornamentals. Over 112 species of bird have been recorded on site by Miranda as well as over 40 species of butterfly and the same of moth. Slender salamanders, frogs, coyotes, opossum, racoon, bobcat, skunk, and many more native animals find respite in this chemical-free garden. The three bedroom home built in the 80’s is move-in ready, and can have a kitchen and bathroom updating when ready. The Pergo-type floor resists scratches, newly painted inside and out, new roof 2020, double-paned windows, two fireplaces, new waterheater 2023. Tiled entryway by mosaic artist Jane Engleton; Stars and Moon small bedroom painted by local artist Melissa Ledri. Refrigerator, washer and dryer, split AC/heat installed last year (no more propane tank!), enough solar to run the house and well pump and still receive a check from SDGE. A 700 gallon and four 50 gallon water tanks capture roof water. All irrigation comes from a well, and the pump is run from solar. A small greenhouse, two sheds, composting toilets, an outdoor sink, and a freezer-turned-worm bin along with eleven vegetable beds filled with mature beautiful soil. This garden has educated thousands of people over the last decade on methods of chemical-free gardening and conserving nature. We would love for permaculturalists to continue to love it and the animals that call it home. $850,000. Please do not leave questions here, contact: Greg Farrell
    Real Estate Agent    Lic# 0‌1203492 (949) 588-8134
    gregfarrell@firstteam.com
    gregfarrell.firstteam.com