Date: Sunday, August 24 Time: 1:00 to 4:00pm Location: 2110 Sumac Drive, Ojai To learn more about this Ojai home, visit the property information page, or stop by and see Nora on Sunday!
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Walk to schools, restaurants, shops and Besant Meadows from this remodeled Meiners Oaks home with a large yard and artist's studio.
To learn more about this Ojai house for sale, visit the property information page, or stop by and see Nora this Saturday! Open House Details: Date: Saturday, August 23 Location: 353 S. Lomita Avenue Time: 1:00 to 4:00pm 
If you have not yet had a chance to take a peek inside this remodeled home, now is your chance!
Just a short drive from downtown Ojai, Lake Casitas and Ventura, this ideally located home is great for commuters or anyone who wants to enjoy Ojai's unique brand of country living. Open House Details: Date: Sunday, August 17 Time: 12:00 to 3:00pm Location: 2267 Burnham Road To learn more about this home for sale, visit the property information page, or contact Nora today. 
Walk to schools, restaurants, shops and Besant Meadows from this remodeled Meiners Oaks home with a large yard and artist's studio.
To learn more about this Ojai house for sale, visit the property information page, or stop by and see Aimee Jo this Sunday! Open House Details: Date: Sunday, August 10 Location: 353 S. Lomita Avenue Time: 1:00 to 4:00pm 
If pool parties and tranquil, country living just minutes from downtown Ojai are what you dream about, then you must take a look at this ideally located home!
Come by and see it for yourself this Sunday! Open House Details: Date: Sunday, August 10 Location: 837 S. La Luna Avenue Time: 1:00 to 4:00pm For more pictures and information, visit the property information page. If you would like to take a look inside, come by and see Nora at the open house this weekend. by: Aimee Jo Davis-Varela 
One of the many benefits of living in the Ojai Valley is the ability to enjoy outdoor living any month of the year. Cooking outdoors is an important part of this, and most of us look forward to hosting family barbecues or grilling with our friends when the weekend rolls around. While grilling is an eco-friendlier cooking method than indoor cooking in most cases, dowsing charcoal with lighter fluid and charring meats until they are barely recognizable are not that great for the planet or your family’s health. The smoke from burning charcoal or wood is filled with carcinogens and unhealthy compounds that increase environmental pollution and can accumulate in our bodies, increasing our risk for a variety of ailments. When you use lighter fluid, you are also filling the air with harmful petrochemicals that are bad for you, your family and the planet. Top that off with some chemical-laden pest control products to keep your guests comfortable, disposable plates and cups that end up in a landfill, and even more chemicals being released into the air with every bit of fat that drops from your meat onto the grill, and you can see how conventional grilling may be a lot of fun but is not the healthiest activity. Fortunately, all you need to do is take a few simple steps to green your grilling routine and make your next al fresco dinner party an earth-conscious affair. The first step, of course, is choosing the right barbecue. Propane is better than charcoal, natural gas and electric grills are better than propane, and solar-powered grills, hydrogen-powered grills and corn-burning grills are even better. Of course, if you don’t want to part with your beloved charcoal barbecue, you can go greener with your grilling by switching to lump charcoal, natural charcoal or plant-based ethanol discs. 
Once you’ve found your perfect barbecue grill and are ready for your first cookout, try these simple tips to lower your carbon footprint and enjoy healthier, eco-friendlier grilling:
1. If you have to light your cooking fuel, use an electric starter or charcoal chimney, and skip the lighter fluid. 2. Avoid excess smoke by keeping your grill clean. Avoid chemical cleaners and use a paste made from baking soda and water instead. 3. Purchase local meats and produce to avoid the energy and pollution of transporting foods. 4. Purchase organic foods to avoid feeding your family and friends chemical-laden products and to help keep those chemicals out of the air, water supply and soil. 5. Make the most of your fire by preparing the entire meal on the grill and making enough for leftovers. 6. If you do not want to use your indoor dinnerware outdoors, purchase cloth napkins and tablecloths, reusable plates and glasses, and other reusable party supplies for your grill-based gatherings. 7. Use natural pest control methods, such as citronella oil candles, bay leaves tucked under chairs, rosemary or sage tossed into the fire, or marigolds, sage, mint or rosemary planted around your outdoor living areas. 
This remodeled home displays the importance the sellers placed on upgrading throughout while maintaining a rustic feel. Hand-finished kitchen cabinets with polished flagstone counter tops, refinished hardwood floors original to the home, upgraded doors, upgraded windows, upgraded appliances, a fireplace painted by a local artist, aged redwood baseboards and trim, a large master suite, and a rock waterfall flowing into a pond are just a few examples of the features this home offers. A large wood deck looking out to the pond is the perfect place for outdoor entertaining, while a cozy flagstone patio at the front of the home is an ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee in this park-like setting. Mature oak trees and landscaping greet you as you enter through the river rock pillars at both of the stamped concrete driveway’s entrances. Sliders lead from the dining room and the master suite to the back deck. All of this is just a short drive from downtown Ojai and Lake Casitas. 
Contact Nora to schedule a showing, or visit the property information page for more pictures and information.
 A dual-entrance, paving stone driveway lined with low, river rock walls leads to this remarkably remodeled home nestled under the oaks. Interior features include an open floor plan, travertine flooring and baseboards, two fireplaces with alder wood mantels, ceiling fans and large closets in the two guest rooms, a large laundry room with a sink and built-in storage, and dual sinks in the guest bath. The country kitchen features a large alder wood island with a breakfast bar, a walk-in pantry with a wine fridge, stainless steel appliances and French doors leading to a flagstone patio. The multi-room master suite boasts two walk-in closets with built-in shelves, two ceiling fans, views of the park-like yards, a slider to a flagstone patio, a separate room that could be used as a dressing area or office, and an en suite bathroom with dual sinks, a separate lavatory and a travertine shower with a bench. Entertaining is easy with a split-level deck, RV parking and plenty of guest parking. 
Contact Nora to schedule a private showing!
 Open House Details:
Date: Sunday, August 3 Time: 1:00 to 4:00pm Location: 2267 Burnham Road, Ojai To learn more about this Ojai home for sale, visit the property information page, or stop by and see Aimee Jo on Sunday! 
 Open House Details:
Date: Sunday, August 3 Time: 1:00 to 4:00pm Location: 2110 Sumac Drive, Ojai To learn more about this Ojai home, visit the property information page, or stop by and see Nora on Sunday! |
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