10 ecofabulous California homes to help the planet, your wallet

From solar panels to EV chargers to drought-tolerant landscaping, these ecofabulous homes help the planet and look great doing it.

Weather is getting weirder and bills are getting higher. Here are a few eco-fabulous homes from around the state that will help the planet and your wallet.

  1. Oakridge Estates Home Boasts Pool, Solar, Views Of Lake Berryessa
  2. Oakridge Estates Home Boasts Pool, Solar, Views Of Lake Berryessa
  3. Malibu Mountain Retreat Has Solar, EV Charging For $3.95M
  4. $4.79M Lamorinda Estate Home Outfitted With Solar, EV Chargers
  5. Updated Santee Home With Swimming Pool, Solar Panels: $899K
  6. Eco-Friendly Agoura Hills Home Includes Solar Panels For $1.88M
  7. Solar-Powered Walnut Creek Home Has Large Lot, Bonus Office
  8. La Mesa Home With Flexible Space, Solar Panels: $1.6M
  9. Custom Concord Home Offers Curb Appeal, Solar Panels, Income Potential
  10. San Diego Home With Spacious Backyard, Solar Panels: $789K

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Source: Patch

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