
195–247 Fisher Lane, Sonoma | Jacob Elliot
The luxury summer retreat is becoming less about one faraway trophy destination and more about a flexible network of homes. The 2026 edition of The Wealth Report from Knight Frank points to increased private jet activity and multi-location living, while the Summer 2026 Luxury Travel Trends Forecast from Classic Vacations® shows continued demand for Europe alongside rising interest in domestic, easier-to-reach destinations.
These trends make Northern California Wine Country particularly relevant. The region offers many of the qualities buyers often seek abroad—vineyard scenery, fine dining, distinctive architecture, and a slower seasonal pace—without the complications of international ownership or long-haul travel.
For buyers, the Napa and Sonoma areas offer a wine country lifestyle and potential for a long-term family compound. These three current listings, ranging from $9.8 million to nearly $20 million, sit among the more high-end offerings in the region’s market.

710 Soscol Creek Road, Napa | Ben Kist
195–247 Fisher Lane, Sonoma | $19.995 Million
In Sonoma Valley, 195–247 Fisher Lane is a roughly nine-acre compound with 10 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and approximately 9,002 square feet of space, placing it near the top end of current Sonoma offerings.
The estate was designed by Mexican-born architect Juan Diego Perez-Vargas as his own family retreat and is being offered publicly for the first time. A thoughtfully updated 1920s residence marks the center of the property, while a separate two-bedroom guest cottage and two complementary parcels with natural creeks, mature oaks, and rolling meadows shape the setting.
Its appeal lies in both privacy and flexibility. Planned and permitted expansion opportunities give a future owner room to build on the existing compound rather than start from scratch. Ideal for multigenerational living or creating a legacy estate, the property is currently listed for $19.995 million by Joseph Zichelle and Christine Krenos of Douglas Elliman.

195–247 Fisher Lane, Sonoma | Jacob Elliot
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601 Napa Road, Sonoma | $12.999 Million
At 601 Napa Road, the 2024-built estate spans 6,476 square feet with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms on more than three acres, including approximately 1.5 acres of private vineyard.
The design leans into clean lines, glass, and indoor-outdoor living. A chef’s kitchen with Calacatta marble, an 860-bottle wine room, media lounge, office, and vineyard-facing living spaces give the home a contemporary but highly usable atmosphere.
Outside, the pool, spa, pool house, Hestan outdoor kitchen, fire-pit terrace, Tesla solar roof, Powerwalls, private well, and smart-home systems make the property feel built for longer stays. Plans for a guesthouse, ADU, and sport court add flexibility.
The home is currently listed for $12.999 million by Joseph Zichelle and Christine Krenos of Douglas Elliman.

601 Napa Road, Sonoma
710 Soscol Creek Road, Napa | $9.8 Million
In Napa, 710 Soscol Creek Road is a 12.28-acre property with five bedrooms and six bathrooms across the main residence and guest accommodations. The estate was designed and built by Hurley/Hafen and includes vineyard acreage.
Located on a private knoll, the home is arranged around vineyard views and outdoor living. The property includes more than 6,000 square feet in the main residence, a 1,200-square-foot guest house, and approximately four-plus acres of planted vineyard.
Offered fully furnished, the estate is positioned for immediate use. The property is currently listed for $9.8 million by Joseph Zichelle and Christine Krenos of Douglas Elliman.

710 Soscol Creek Road, Napa | Ben Kist















