23 Dillon Beach Transactions | $25+Million in Local Sales | Village + Oceana Marin Expertise | 20+ Years of Experience
Dillon Beach is one of the coastal communities we know best. Dino and Heidi Wilson have represented buyers and sellers in both the Village and Oceana Marin, from classic beach cottages to luxury ocean-view homes and vacation properties.
Based nearby in Petaluma, we combine more than 20 years of real estate experience with an in-depth understanding of the details that make Dillon Beach different. Whether you are preparing to sell, searching for the right coastal home, or simply wondering what your property may be worth, we provide thoughtful advice, honest communication, and hands-on guidance from beginning to end.
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Selling a home in Dillon Beach is not a one-size-fits-all process. Pricing and marketing a cottage in the Village can be very different from positioning a home in Oceana Marin.
Parking, septic systems, insurance, vacation-rental history, coastal maintenance, wind exposure, beach access, views and overall condition can all influence buyer interest and value. We understand how buyers evaluate these properties—and which improvements are worth making before a home comes to market.
For sellers, we provide practical recommendations, hands-on preparation, staging guidance, professional photography, floor plans, drone imagery and targeted marketing designed to reach the buyers most likely to appreciate the property.
For buyers, we help explain the differences between the Village and Oceana Marin, evaluate the condition and pricing of individual homes, review disclosures carefully and identify considerations that may not be obvious during a showing.
Dillon Beach offers a relaxed coastal lifestyle surrounded by wide-open beaches, rolling hills, and a small but welcoming village. Local favorites like Coastal Kitchen, the Dillon Beach General Store, and Route One Bakery add to the charm and make it easy to enjoy a slower pace without feeling completely remote.
59,321 people live in Petaluma, where the median age is 45 and the average individual income is $59,036. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Spared much of the destruction of the 1906 earthquake, Petaluma boasts buildings whose foundations were laid a century and-a-half ago and whose facades are some of the best examples of iron front building architecture in the entire United States.
Today, these architectural gems in the walkable downtown district house specialty stores, restaurants and galleries.
Many of the world’s greatest cities are located on a river. And that’s true for Petaluma too. The Petaluma River turned a small settlement into a thriving city in the mid 1800s and has been an important center of commerce and recreation ever since.
During the peak of the riverboat era, there was more tonnage and dollar value hauled on the Petaluma River than on any other river in the state. The schooners, sloops and paddle wheelers transporting people and goods made Petaluma the third busiest inland port in the state.
Today, you’re much more likely to see sleek and maneuverable kayaks and paddleboards on the River. It is a recreational asset attracting water craft enthusiasts, bird watchers, and boaters. Though the uses of the Petaluma River and the types of vessels on it have changed dramatically in the 150 years since Petaluma was founded, the river continues to contribute to the community’s vitality and economy.
Check out this excellent piece on the top things to do in Petaluma: https://www.sonomamag.com/things-to-do-in-petaluma-ca/
You’ve got questions and we can’t wait to answer them.
