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$11,888,000
Summary
Escape to a world where luxury living meets the abundance of the land in the heart of Napa Valley’s Oak Knoll AVA sited on the foothills of towering Mount Veeder. Tucked behind a private gate and framed by sweeping views to Atlas Peak, this 35± acre estate is pure Napa Valley wine country magic. A grand stone-and-stucco residence—6,535± sq ft of light, elegance, and volume—welcomes you with a soaring 2-story atrium, curved floating staircase, and sunlit rooms that flow effortlessly to the outdoors. Lounge by the infinity edge pool overlooking your vineyard, work on your putting game, or gather around the pizza oven as the sun dips behind you. With 5.7± acres planted (plus 5 more under replant), olive trees, two reservoirs, and a sport court, this is a lifestyle rooted in beauty and bounty. Inside, every room invites comfort and sophistication: vaulted beam ceilings, chef-grade kitchen appliances, a dreamy primary suite with private office, and bespoke finishes throughout. The hillside estate is blessed with ample water sources, with two reservoirs dedicated to the agriculture and a well for domestic use. A spacious agricultural barn with office, 2,040± sq ft garage, and new security gate system complete the dream. This is more than a home—it’s a destination. One visit, and you’ll never want to leave.
Highlights
+ Zoning Agricultural Watershed District
+ Built in 2002
+ Main House: 6,535± Sq Ft
+ Garage: 2,040+/- Sq Ft
+ 5 Bedrooms
+ 5F | 3H Bathrooms
+ Ag Barn with Office above
+ Sport Court
+ Solar (owned) dedicated to Main House
+ 35± total acres
Property Overview
Floor One
+ Formal two-story atrium style Entry Hall, (approx. 25’ ceilings) opens to living room
+ Formal Living Room with stunning two-story windows
+ Formal Dining Room
+ Pool Room
+ Beautiful new tile floors on 1st floor
+ Dramatic curved floating staircase, with custom wrought iron rails
+ Open floor plan chef's Kitchen, Breakfast Nook and Family Room with access to outdoor entertaining
+ Wood paneled Executive Office
+ Primary Suite with additional private office, sitting area, large dressing room, and grand primary bath with walk-in shower and soaking tub.
+ En Suite Guest Bedroom with Murphy Bed
+ Laundry Room with half bath
+ Main level includes one and a half additional guest baths
Floor Two
+ Sitting Area with access to large balcony
+ Secondary Laundry Room
+ Ensuite Guest Bedroom #2
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Large walk-in
Guest Bedrooms 3 & 4 with En Suite Jack & Jill Bath
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Large walk-ins in each room
Garage
+ Four car
+ Built-in storage
+ Mechanical Room
+ Work Shop
OutdoorEntertainment
+ Covered Patio
+ Infinity edge Pool & Spa with cover
+ Putting Green
Barn/Workshop
+ Large Equipment parking
+ Horse Stalls
+ Office with half bath
Vineyard Overview
Vineyard Replanting Map
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Oak Knoll Appellation
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Member of Allied Grape Growers Association
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Vineyard: 10.7± acres total, current replant of 5 acres underway paid by seller
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Cabernet 8.95 acres
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3.75 currently producing
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337 Clone and 3309C rootstock
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5 acres planted in 2025 of Cab Sauvignon Clone 169 and 110 Rootstock
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Petit Verdot 1.7 acres
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400 Clone and 101-14 rootstock
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Planted in 2002 by Michael Wolf
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Currently Managed by Robert Jordan Grand Crew
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Historical Yields
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In past years Cabernet averages 40-50 tons and was purchased by Silver Oak
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Petit Verdot averages 8-10 tons annually
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VirtuAL TOUR
Napa
Napa is an old city by California standards, founded in 1847. It’s a place with a colorful past - a jumping-off point for 49ers bound for the gold rush, birthplace of famous leather, and neighbor to some of the most prestigious vineyards in the world. For the past 30 to 40 years, the City of Napa has been in transition. The city that was once known for its tanneries, prune processing and State hospital is now more known for its hospitality, fine food, and luxury hotels. While yesterday’s jobs came largely in heavy industrial pursuits at Kaiser Steel, Basalt Rock, Napa Pipe, and Mare Island Shipyard, today’s workforce is mostly white collar and the economy is increasingly based on tourism. Today Napa is becoming a vibrant and modern town with a respect for its past. You will find visually stimulating contemporary architecture just down the road from our protected historic districts, home to some of northern California's finest Victorian homes. Minutes from our many safe and comfortable neighborhoods are the popular Main Street "Restaurant Row," the West End, and the Oxbow District. Our award-winning "living river" flood protection project has made Napa safer while enhancing the ecosystem and providing stimulus to the economy and quality-of-life benefits. Napa is a city with a low crime rate, a high standard of living, clean air, and nearly perfect weather.
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