A gracefully decorated 1920s farmhouse on a 175-acre ranch in Healdsburg’s Dry Creek Valley has hit the market. The property, which includes a main house with five bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms as well as an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), is listed for $3,500,000.
Just 15 miles north of downtown Healdsburg, the home at 4701 Wallace Road features 2,400 square foot of living space and overlooks expansive meadows and a creek. In addition to the main house and ADU, it boasts a guesthouse with two bedrooms, one bathroom and a kitchen, as well as a gazebo, a cabana and a sparkling lap pool surrounded by grass and trees.
The main home has been decorated with a nod to the past. Vintage details include champagne-hued walls, board-and-batten wainscoting, and large-scale moldings and trims. With clean lines and limited beveling, the finishes have a transitional if not timeless look. A dormer window, a succession of double-hung windows, and kitchen skylights bathe the home in light.
A modernized kitchen offers lots of prep space, while separated dining and living rooms give focus to their different uses. Many rooms are accented with a unique selection of chandeliers.
The covered porch with balustrade wraps as well as an uncovered side porch offer a perch to take in the natural surroundings.
The landscaping is minimal and simple, with a few plants surrounding the main home and a lawn in the common area between the structures while the rest of the property is left untouched and natural. The property includes 32 acres suitable for viticultural or equestrian use.
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For more information on 4701 Wallace Road, contact listing agents Craig Sikes, 707-322-7300, craig.sikes@sothebysrealty.com, or Hunter Sikes, 707-321-5375, hunter.sikes@sothebysrealty.com, Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty, 1485 First. St., Napa, sothebysrealty.com