• 4 Beds
• 3 Baths
• 3,467 Sq.Ft. Living area
• 11.45 Acres Lot

In northern Napa Valley, where the valley floor meets the mountains, this extraordinary setting feels almost entirely its own. Vineyards stretch in every direction, creating a seamless agricultural landscape, while the Vaca Mountains, Mt. St. Helena, and the Mayacamas rise beyond. From the property, all three mountain ranges unfold in a spectacular panorama - a particularly rare perspective in Napa Valley. At the heart of this landscape is a timeless single-story residence of approximately 3,467 +/- square feet, designed by acclaimed Napa Valley architect Andrew Batey. The four-bedroom home centers around a dramatic 32' x 35' great room with vaulted open-beam ceilings, where living, dining, sitting, kitchen, and library spaces come together around a grand wood-burning fireplace with impressive stone surround. The private primary wing is a peaceful retreat, with a fireplace, beautiful views, and doors opening to an outdoor dining patio and rose garden. A private guest wing is home to three bedrooms and an office, with the en suite bedroom and office taking in views of the surrounding vineyards and mountains while two additional bedrooms share a bath. The bedroom suite and office open to a private patio overlooking gardens and intimate seating areas, creating a peaceful extension of the home into the landscape. A detached two-car garage sits nearby. Approximately 10.32 +/- acres are planted to Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel, further immersing the residence in the vineyard landscape. The vineyard will be leased back to the seller following close of escrow, with the option for the buyer to assume control of the vineyard at an increased offering price. The 11.45 +/- acre parcel is being created from a 55-acre ranch through a lot line adjustment application submitted to Napa County, with approval anticipated in early November. Rarely does a Napa Valley property bring together this combination of distinguished architecture, complete immersion in vineyards, expansive mountain views, and the quiet beauty of country living.