The Pole House Sea Ranch

The Pole House Sea Ranch The Pole House is a classic Sea Ranch home with the least intrusive footprint for a home in the enti A classic public telephone sign marks its location.

The Pole House is a classic Sea Ranch home which epitomizes this community's concept of living lightly on the ground. The Pole House is literally built on seventeen massive posts firmly anchored into the ground which gives it the distinction of having the least intrusive footprint. Entry into The Pole House is from a spacious parking area, up a short flight of steps onto a small covered porch, tha

t shelters you from inclement weather while you are getting the keys out of your pocket. Inside there is a vestibule for coats and such and then you enter the great room of the home. To the left is the kitchen area and to the right the sitting area with a dining table and four chairs in between the kitchen and sitting areas. The house phone (with free domestic and international calling) is located next to a large window in the kitchen area. The kitchen itself is very well equipped with everything that you need for snacks, meals and/or feasts. The window in the dining area is a sliding glass door which opens out to a delightful porch with umbrella and chairs... the ideal spot for an al fresco meal or an evening of star gazing or simply for a morning cup of coffee. A coffee press and drip are provided and a variety of complimentary coffee is available in the kitchen. The living room area is equipped with comfortable seating, a wood burning stove and a large flat screen television. An electric space heater is available if additional warmth is needed. Internet access is provided free of charge so you can keep current with your email and page. Two very comfortable bedrooms (one queen and one double) and a bath are located just off of the living area.

Fabulous dog walks this week around the ranch.
06/19/2024

Fabulous dog walks this week around the ranch.

James Hubbell, designer of The Sea Ranch Chapel, has passed away.
05/21/2024

James Hubbell, designer of The Sea Ranch Chapel, has passed away.

The Ilan-Lael Foundation is an arts education foundation celebrating nature and the aesthetic of the built environment for its ability to help us see ourselves and our world in new ways. James Hubbell is the principal creative force behind Ilan-Lael. He along with his wife Anne Hubbell are the co-fo...

Always good to remember your roots..
05/18/2024

Always good to remember your roots..

Distinctive architecture, uninhibited ocean views, bold supergraphics, shared open space, and meditative tranquility — these were the beginnings of The Sea R...

In memory on CBS Sunday morning with Jane Pauley.
05/12/2024

In memory on CBS Sunday morning with Jane Pauley.

05/02/2024

A must visit

04/26/2024

Unikko celebrations this way! Party season is upon us, and we’ve got a month of experiences planned for the 60th anniversary of Unikko. Plus, some very special anniversary collectibles will be dropping soon.

Join our community at marimekko.com to catch all the event action and hear when the anniversary items arrive.

04/26/2024

Our favorite pattern..

04/24/2024

Leigh Anne Lindsey and Scott and Tre Mercer of Mendonoma Whale and Seal Study launch the podcast The Carbon Papers. The Carbon Papers focuses on ways to protect, restore and recover nature based solu

03/14/2024

Good News for Mill Bend Preserve:

$1.66 Million Public Access & Restoration Grant Awarded by State Coastal Conservancy

The State Coastal Conservancy recently awarded RCLC with a $1,660,000 grant to create a Public Access & Restoration Design Plan for the 113-acre Mill Bend Preserve. The grant will fund a comprehensive plan that will serve as a blueprint for the future of the Preserve. Since taking ownership of the property in 2021, RCLC has taken incremental steps to expand its system of trails and rehabilitate and enhance the Preserve’s native habitats. In 2023, we built two new trails and added a hand-crafted wood bench, thanks to ambitious and talented volunteers. The Design Plan will determine locations for yet more trail routes, intended to showcase but not disturb native plant and animal habitats. New trails will include accommodations for visitors with limited mobility. There will also be public restrooms, picnic areas, and extensive natural, historic, and cultural interpretive features.

As you can probably tell, there will be many interlocking pieces necessary to build a comprehensive Public Access & Restoration Design Plan. While we’re all eager to realize on-the-ground progress, it will take time to get it right, and to get the necessary approvals from the Coastal Commission and other agencies. Hence, the Design Plan is scheduled to be completed by December 2027. In the meantime, come enjoy Mill Bend Preserve and the ongoing trail and habitat improvements you're enabling. We can all take pride in the progress.

Read the full article in RCLC’s most recent newsletter: https://conta.cc/3IqKl8q

03/14/2024

In a 1950 letter to Peter Blake, Charles Eames wrote, “Many of the most pleasant things about the house are things on which we had not planned, but which came one by one as surprises. The difference between the shapes of things in sunlight, twilight, and at night, and the little things that happen in relation to the trees and shadows.”

These shadows cast by the Truscon Steel window sashes onto the walkway are one such welcome surprise!

Photograph © Eames Foundation

It may look like this at my Sierra home but I’ll be back at Sea Ranch soon… May 7th is calling
03/05/2024

It may look like this at my Sierra home but I’ll be back at Sea Ranch soon… May 7th is calling

Love this…
02/25/2024

Love this…

Finished hallway. Untreated plywood on ceiling and walls.

Miss Sea Ranch Diane Boeke … you will truly be missed my dear. RIP 
11/28/2023

Miss Sea Ranch Diane Boeke … you will truly be missed my dear. RIP 

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11/17/2023

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Joanne Koch's Sea Ranch cabin was well-maintained but needed some modern updates. She upgraded it for 21st century living while maintaining its character.

AIA California's 2023 Residential Architecture Awards winners includes Design for Ecosystems Award: Sea Ranch Meadow II ...
11/17/2023

AIA California's 2023 Residential Architecture Awards winners includes Design for Ecosystems Award: Sea Ranch Meadow II in The Sea Ranch, CA by Turnbull Griffin Haesloop. Photographer: David Wakely. See others https://archinect.com/news/bustler/9600/here-are-aia-california-s-2023-residential-architecture-awards-winners

https://residentialdesignmagazine.com/case-study-sea-ranch-meadow-ii-by-turnbull-griffin-haesloop-architects/

The spare richness of the early Sea Ranch houses is evident at Sea Ranch Meadow II, which came along last…

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