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Cotati Single Family Homes for Sale

Discover an exceptional selection of single family homes for sale in Cotati, a charming small town in Sonoma County known for its historic hexagonal plaza, tree-lined streets, and welcoming community feel. Whether you're searching for a cozy starter home or a spacious family property with room to grow, Cotati offers a relaxed pace of life just minutes from wine country and the greater Santa Rosa area. Let Rob Sullivan's local expertise guide you through the Cotati market — browse the listings below and reach out today to begin your search.

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Cotati Real Estate Market Insight

As of September 2026,

$657,900

Median Sale Price

25

Number of Homes Sold

21 days

Median Days on the Housing Market

Cotati Single Family Homes for Sale: Small-Town Charm in the Heart of Sonoma County

Just 45 miles north of San Francisco, Cotati offers a rare blend of small-town warmth and easy access to wine country, redwood forests, and the coast. Cotati single family homes for sale range from cozy starter homes near the historic downtown plaza to spacious properties on generous lots with room for gardens, horses, or a home office retreat. Built around one of only two hexagonal downtown squares in the entire United States, Cotati delivers a genuinely walkable, community-driven lifestyle at a price point that still feels like a value compared to much of Sonoma County.

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The Neighborhoods Behind the Address

Cotati isn't one uniform market — it's a mix of distinct residential pockets, each offering a slightly different feel.

  • Downtown-adjacent streets — walkable to La Plaza Park, local cafés, and long-standing pillars like Oliver's Market

  • Cul-de-sac and estate lots — quieter residential pockets with larger parcels, some set across from open pasture

  • Equestrian and countryside parcels — several properties offer horse infrastructure, arenas, and multi-acre usable land just minutes from downtown

  • Established family neighborhoods — close to Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified schools and Little League fields

  • Newer construction pockets — a mix of updated and move-in-ready homes alongside vintage properties for buyers who want character

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What You'll Find in a Cotati Home

The housing stock here spans a real range, from charming historic homes to modern single-family residences. Many properties feature open-concept kitchens with granite countertops, open beam ceilings, and private patios designed to take advantage of Sonoma County's mild climate. As of mid-2026, home prices in Cotati typically run from around $695,000 to just over $2 million, with a median price near $695,000 and homes averaging about 57 days on the market — giving buyers a reasonable window to make thoughtful decisions. It's this mix of value, space, and architectural variety that keeps demand steady for Cotati single family homes for sale, even as neighboring Sonoma County markets climb higher.

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Everyday Life in Cotati

Life in Cotati moves at a relaxed, walkable pace, with community events and outdoor access woven into daily routines.

  • Easy access to Highway 101, the SMART Train, and nearby Sonoma State University

  • A lively downtown centered on live music, particularly blues and folk, including the annual Cotati Accordion Festival

  • Proximity to Helen Putnam Regional Park and Sonoma County's rolling hills, vineyards, and preserved open space

  • A walkable, bike-friendly layout encouraging an active, outdoors-oriented lifestyle

  • A close-knit community of around 7,500 residents with a strong sense of local pride and belonging

Find Your Place in Cotati

With its unique hexagonal downtown, welcoming community spirit, and relative affordability within Sonoma County, Cotati continues to stand out as a genuinely livable small town. Whether you're drawn to a walkable in-town cottage or a countryside property with room to roam, now is a good time to explore what this exceptional community has to offer. Reach out to Rob Sullivan today to start touring available properties and take the next step toward calling Cotati home.

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