Overview
Views, Architecture and History Unite
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Features
Producing an average of 100 tons – 6,000 case equivalent of cult quality Cabernet Sauvignon and other Bordeaux varieties each year. Robert Parker gave a 99 rating to the 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon. The winery permit is for 4,200 cases. The main residence, tasting room, and office were designed by Howard Backen and have spectacular views of Mt. St. Helena, the Palisades, and the valley. Other features of the offering include a historic farmhouse and guest house, pizza oven, pond, swimming pool, tennis court, cave, olive trees, truffle grove and beautiful landscaping. Trademark and inventory included in the Offering
- Asking PriceConfidential - Represented Buyers
- ZoningAW
- Parcel SizeApproximately 85 acres
Approximately 86 miles to San Francisco International Airport?
Approximately 83 miles to Oakland International Airport
Approximately 23 miles to Charles Schulz Airport in Santa Rosa
Approximately 69 miles to the Golden Gate Bridge
Approximately 72 miles to the Bay Bridge
Approximately 10 miles to Main St. St. Helena
Approximately 5 miles to Lincoln Ave. Calistoga
Location
At the northernmost area of the valley, nestled beneath Mount St. Helena, lies Calistoga — known for its hot springs, mud baths, spectacular views and luxury resorts. Compared to the polished ambiance of its neighboring communities, the thriving downtown area has a more western feel — without sacrificing luxury and relaxation. On the contrary, Calistoga is known as the new playground for the affluent and elite, with world-renowned resorts like Calistoga Ranch and Solage. Real estate values are on an upward swing as locals and prospective buyers anticipate the 2018 Opening of The Four Seasons Resort, and the Rosewood Hotel Group’s new resort which is due to begin construction in 2017 — both of which will soon make Calistoga home to the most luxurious resorts in Napa Valley.
In 2010, Calistoga’s AVA was established. Its climate boasts the highest daytime temperatures in the valley and is home to many highly acclaimed wineries such as Araujo, Aubert, Constant Diamond Mountain Winery, Checkerboard Vineyards, Chateau Montelena, Scharmsberg and Switchback
For many who live here, they are glad to know, you will not find low-brow, chain business anywhere. Instead, Calistoga is home to boutiques and delectable and satisfying restaurants like Solbar, which serves Napa Valley styled California fare with a focus on seasonal ingredients. A local icon, Castillo di Amorosa, is a 19th century inspired castle that took 12 years to build.
Calistoga has spectacular views of Mount Saint Helena and the majestic palisades— it’s close to San Francisco and the Santa Rosa Airport and offers many opportunities for the wine connoisseur, lifestyle enthusiast and participating in the growth of this flourishing town.
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- Contact Latife Hayson
- 707-738-4820
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Contact
Latife negotiated two of the three highest priced residential sales in Napa Valley’s history. As a highly respected real estate expert, she offers her clientele decades of experience in luxury international marketing, acquisition,property development, construction, and asset management.
If you need a real estate sales associate who can act as your trusted advisor on a wine country acquisition or sale, or would like access to off-market offerings, call Latife on 707-738-4820.
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