A Storied Riverfront Estate Where Napa Valley Slows Down

A Storied Riverfront Estate Where Napa Valley Slows Down

A tree-lined driveway reveals a setting that feels removed from the pace of everyday life. Upon arrival, the historic concrete water tower stands as a striking architectural landmark, its second-story hideaway offering a distinctive and unexpected introduction to the property.

The main residence rests beneath a canopy of mature trees, with natural light and surrounding views shaping each space. There is a sense of opportunity here with an invitation to restore, refine, or completely reimagine the home while honoring its character and setting. Nearby, a modest potting shed and the pool area reflect the rhythm of country living and years of stewardship.

The grounds open to one of the property’s most compelling features: a concrete-walled barn, originally built in 1922. Long regarded as a former “ghost winery,” the structure carries a presence that is both storied and substantial. Along the rear, horse stalls and a tack room speak to the property’s equestrian roots.

Set apart is the “bunkhouse,” a charming ADU relocated from Bothe State Park, rich with its own history and ready to be reimagined for guests, extended family, or creative use.

Bordering the Napa River, the land is fertile and alive. Offering space for gardens, animals, and a deeper connection to the landscape. Wildlife moves freely, and a quiet stillness defines the setting, creating a sense of privacy that feels increasingly rare.

Spanning approximately 7.85 acres and held in the same family for over 60 years, this is an opportunity to shape a legacy property in one of Napa Valley’s most coveted locations, just minutes from Calistoga and St. Helena