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The saltwater pool at Casa del Arte with the brick arcade building and mature palms behind

Analog Properties

Homes where you live the good life.

Four homes in Baja, Sonoma County, and Wrightsville Beach designed to help you reconnect. Come for the beach or the creek, slow down, and spend time with the people you love.

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Find the place that fits the trip.

A four-bedroom compound in Todos Santos. A rooftop above Cerritos. A creek house in the redwoods. A family cottage between the sound and the ocean.

01Signature house

Casa del Arte

Todos Santos, Baja California Sur

A sculptor’s compound in Las Tunas.

The Casa del Arte compound from above — pool, courtyards and gardens among the palms

Built as the home and studio of the sculptor Peter Ambrose; the later buildings are by his son, the architect Garrick Ambrose.

Four bedrooms across several buildings, a saltwater pool, gardens and courtyards, and rooms that open to the desert air.

  • Four bedrooms
  • Saltwater pool
  • Private compound
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The view from Pico del Punto over Cerritos Beach toward the surf break

02Cerritos Beach

Pico del Punto

Top floor, two patios, and the break in view.

Above the break at Cerritos: surf, sky, and a private roof.

Two bedrooms at the top of the building, two private patios, and a roof of your own where the day ends.

  • Sleeps four
  • Private rooftop
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The dark Cosmico cabin lit warmly beneath the redwood canopy at dusk, its red door glowing
The plunge pool set into the cedar deck at Cosmico, with the cabin and redwoods behind

03Mill Creek

Cosmico

A creek house in the redwoods, seven minutes from Healdsburg.

A green kitchen, a deck over the water, and a separate bure at the edge of the grove.

Dusk at Cosmico, looking up from Mill Creek.

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04Wrightsville Beach

Stay Close

A 1935 family cottage between the sound and the ocean.

Wood-panelled rooms, a vaulted common room, and a porch that looks straight out at the water.

  • Sleeps eleven
  • Water-facing porch
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The cedar-shingled Stay Close cottage with its deep front porch

The cottage as Chris’s father restored it, cedar shingles and all.

A table on the covered porch at Stay Close looking out toward the water

A note from the rebuild

Starlight Grove

A beloved house by the creek, returning in a new form.

The house next door on Mill Creek, loved for the treehouse, the pizza oven, and life spent by the water.

The winter storm took a great deal of it. We are rebuilding, slowly and carefully. The pizza oven and the treehouse remain, and the house will come back in a new form.

Healdsburg, California · Returning 2027–28

The treehouse in the redwoods at Starlight Grove — retained in the rebuild.
The treehouse, retained.
Rendering of the new Starlight Grove — the south, creek-facing elevation among the redwoods.
The new house, from the creek side.

How we look after them.

Original details

We keep the art, old wood, and other details that were already there, and repair what needs repairing.

Kitchens and shared rooms

Every house has a real kitchen, a table for the group, and a quiet place when you want one.

Local help

Armando and Marisela at Casa del Arte. Doreen at Cosmico, on Mill Creek. Laura at Stay Close, in Wrightsville Beach.

The life around the homes

Your time here.

Swim. Cook. Read. Work if you need to. Have friends over. When you stay, the house is yours, and someone local is nearby if you need help.

Meet Chris and Anne