NAPA VALLEY, CA — A newly completed Napa Valley estate designed for "multigenerational" living has entered the market with a $24.777 million asking price, offering more than 8,600 square feet of living space across a private five-acre property.
Located at 1590 McKinley Road, the newly built compound sits behind a gated drive just two blocks from Silverado Country Club and minutes from downtown Napa.
But, it's not a house, according to the YouTube video advertising the property.
The listing insists the property is a compound — a place large enough for several generations to gather, yet spacious enough that family members can disappear for hours into their own corner without accidentally running into one another but still end up in the same kitchen at the end of the day. The question is, which kitchen.
The marketing leans heavily on the word "compound," and it's not hard to see why.
Between the main residence, guest house, ADU, entertainment barn, vineyard, pickleball court, bocce court, secluded walking trail, and five acres of grounds, finding everyone for a meal could become the day's biggest logistical challenge.
Rather than a single luxury residence, the property includes a four-bedroom, 5.5-bath main home, a one-bedroom guest house, and a two-bedroom accessory dwelling unit, creating separate living spaces for extended family members or guests.
The estate also features approximately 1.5 acres of producing Cabernet Sauvignon vines, landscaped grounds by Christian Hedberg, raised culinary gardens, fountains, and walking trails that circle the vineyard.
Floor-to-ceiling glass walls connect the interior with panoramic views of vineyards and Mt. St. Helena, while soaring ceilings, natural materials, and custom finishes emphasize indoor-outdoor living.
Outdoor amenities include one swimming pool and spa, pickleball and bocce courts, a covered pool lounge, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen and bar, fitness space, fire pit, and multiple entertaining areas designed for large gatherings.
An entertainment barn includes a collector's garage and office, adding additional recreational and workspace beyond the primary residences.
Inside, the home features radiant heated floors, zoned air conditioning, custom Poliform cabinetry, handcrafted millwork, multiple fireplaces, hardwood flooring throughout, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, and premium fixtures and appliances from manufacturers including Waterstone, Waterworks, Kohler, Fisher & Paykel, Kalamazoo, Perlick, and Losvit.
The estate was completed in 2025 by Vine Homes and was designed by architect Alan Page of Talon Design Group with interiors by Bette Abbott.
Exactly when does a house become a compound? Perhaps when, in addition to multiple residences, a vineyard, an entertainment barn, walking trails, and enough space that guests might need directions back to the main kitchen the property comes with a well producing approximately 100 gallons per minute, a water filtration system, engineered septic system, conditioned crawl space, fiber-optic internet, and a Kohler backup generator.
According to the listing, the property was designed to function as a private Wine Country retreat while remaining close to Napa's restaurants, wineries, and Napa County Airport, which now offers scheduled JSX service.
The combination of multiple residences, vineyard acreage, luxury recreational amenities, and newly completed construction positions the estate among the region's highest-end residential offerings.
At 8,610 square feet spread across multiple buildings on five acres, it's the kind of place where the whole household can stay together — or successfully avoid each other until dessert.
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