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Our Wine Country collection covers the inland heart of Sonoma and Napa counties: Healdsburg and its three valleys, the town of Sonoma and the Valley of the Moon, Sebastopol's apple-orchard west county, Santa Rosa, Cloverdale at the top of Alexander Valley, and Napa and Calistoga across the ridge.
Pick a plaza-town cottage, a vineyard estate with a pool, or a resort residence at Silverado — every home is professionally managed by our local team, and booking direct means no booking-site service fee — the total you see includes cleaning and all property fees, before taxes.
Guides for Wine Country
Healdsburg
Things to Do in Healdsburg, California — A Local Team's Guide
Healdsburg is a Sonoma County wine town built around a walkable plaza, about 80 minutes north of San Francisco on Highway 101. Taste in Dry Creek, Alexander Valley, and the Russian River Valley without changing lodging, shop the farmers market at the new pavilion, and swim at Veterans Memorial Beach when the summer dam is up. The homes we manage sit a short drive from the square.
Sonoma
Things to Do in Sonoma, California — A Local Team's Guide
Sonoma the town sits at the south end of Sonoma Valley, about an hour north of San Francisco. Walk the eight-acre Plaza, step into the Mission and Barracks, and take the Overlook Trail before it gets hot. The three homes we manage are a short drive from Spain Street. Park once downtown and spend the day on foot.
Sebastopol
Things to Do in Sebastopol, California — A Local Team's Guide
Sebastopol is a Sonoma County apple town west of Santa Rosa, about 75 minutes north of San Francisco. Spend the day at The Barlow, walk Florence Avenue for the junk-art sculptures, and shop the Sunday farmers market on the plaza. The four homes we manage sit on farm roads outside town. Downtown is a short drive, not a walk.
Santa Rosa
Things to Do in Santa Rosa, California — A Local Team's Guide
Santa Rosa is Sonoma County's largest city, about 60 minutes north of San Francisco on Highway 101. Start in Railroad Square, spend an afternoon at the Schulz Museum or Spring Lake, and eat on Fourth Street. The four homes we manage sit north and east of downtown. Fourth Street is a drive, not a walk.
Napa
Things to Do in Napa, California — A Local Team's Guide
Napa is the city at the south end of Napa Valley, about 75 minutes north of San Francisco. Eat at Oxbow, walk the downtown tasting rooms, and reserve a Stags Leap tasting on the Silverado Trail. The 19 homes we manage are condos at Silverado Resort on Atlas Peak Road. Downtown is a 10-to-15-minute drive, not a stroll.
Guide
Sonoma Wine Country Weekend — Russian River, Dry Creek, Sonoma Valley
Shape a Sonoma wine weekend around one valley per day. Russian River Valley pours cool-climate Pinot and Chardonnay under fog and redwood edges. Dry Creek is Zin and picnic lawns. Sonoma Valley runs Highway 12 from the Plaza through Glen Ellen and Kenwood. Book tastings by Wednesday, and put a designated driver in the plan before the first glass.
Wine Country questions
Which Wine Country town should I base in?
Healdsburg for walkable tasting rooms and three appellations; Sonoma for history and proximity to San Francisco; Napa for restaurant-and-resort polish; Sebastopol and Santa Rosa for value and central access to everything. Our per-town pages break each down.
Do any Wine Country homes have pools?
Yes — several of our valley homes have private pools, and some offer optional pool heating you can add during checkout. Pool details are listed in each home's amenities.
Can I combine wine country and the coast in one trip?
Easily. Healdsburg to the Sonoma Coast is about an hour through the redwoods, and many guests split a week between a vineyard home and an ocean home — we manage both, so one team handles the whole trip.
