NAPA VALLEY, CA — A hillside home, vineyard holdings, and a 5,000-bottle wine cellar helped a roughly 40-acre St. Helena estate fetch $10.92 million even after an extended stretch on and off the market.
A 5,000-bottle cellar, vineyard holdings, and a hillside residence anchor the roughly 40-acre St. Helena property.
The Spring Mountain Estate and Juslyn Vineyards sold for $10.92 million in October, recording Spring Mountain Road's highest residential sale in 10 years, according to listing-team MLS records cited by Interluxe Auctions.
The transaction also ranks among St. Helena's highest residential sales in recent years, according to the announcement.
The property at 2900 Spring Mountain Road changed hands after an online auction, ending an extended stretch on and off the market for owners Perry and Carolyn Butler. Interluxe announced the closing Nov. 11.
Overlooking Napa Valley, the estate combines a roughly 9,600-square-foot residence with vineyard and winery holdings in the Spring Mountain American Viticultural Area. Amenities include a 70-foot lap pool, a tasting room, a 5,000-bottle wine cellar, and indoor-outdoor living spaces.
Stephanie Domenichelli and Monica Weese of The Agency represented the sellers and partnered with Interluxe on the auction. William Densberger of Engel & Völkers represented the buyer.
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