Petaluma is considered to have some of the most pleasant weather in the country. Buying real estate in Petaluma will afford you the great luxury of a temperate climate that is dry in the spring, summer, and most of fall, and the humidity is rarely above 50 degrees. In the winter the rain comes, and the temperature drops, but rarely past 35 degrees, and often the days are sunny and around 50 degrees.
This small town of about 56,000 people is approximately 40 miles north of San Francisco in Sonoma County. As stated on the city's website: “Centrally located on Highway 101 and the east/west artery Highway 116, Petaluma is an ideal headquarters for exploring Sonoma County's 140 wineries, the dramatic Sonoma Coastline, Point Reyes National Seashore and California's redwoods. All only a short jaunt from Petaluma.” The city has an abundance of outdoor diversions, but it also has wonderful restaurants, shops, and galleries to amuse locals and visitors alike. Those families looking to invest in Petaluma real estate will be pleased to know that the school system is excellent and approximately 95% of its seniors graduate from high school.
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Petaluma is considered to have some of the most pleasant weather in the country. Buying real estate in Petaluma will afford you the great luxury of a temperate climate that is dry in the spring, summer, and most of fall, and the humidity is rarely above 50 degrees. In the winter the rain comes, and the temperature drops, but rarely past 35 degrees, and often the days are sunny and around 50 degrees.
