Wine Country

Welcome to Wine Country

Wine Country refers to the Northern Bay region that is home to dozens of top-tier wineries and encompasses many towns. It is located about one hour from San Francisco and includes Mendocino, Redwood Valley, Ukiah, Philo, and Elk. Although the region has no official borders, it primarily extends from the Pacific Ocean to just past 29.

Aside from its world-class wine, Wine Country is known for many of the other finer things in life. The region contains several Michelin-starred restaurants, ample places to view and purchase fine art, and fantastic local musicians. The history of this area alone is nothing less than impressive.

Wine Country Real Estate Insights

Homes in Wine Country are in high demand and sell for a premium price. People from around the world aspire to live amid the culture and history that this region is known for. Luxury properties adorn towns that are located just steps away from the area’s wineries. While there are some traditional single-family homes in Wine Country, many properties are large, opulent, and stately. Contact the Mill Valley real estate agents & realtors at the Sarkissian Bullock Team to find condos, houses & luxury homes for sale in Wine Country.

What to Love

• Selection of breathtaking luxury properties
• World-class wineries
• A high concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants and fine art

People & Lifestyle

Wine Country contains a number of unique areas. Some spots are scenic and rural, while others are more suburban and luxurious. The overall feel and environment largely depend on where you are in the region.

In addition to producing some of the world’s best wines and places to dine, there are plenty of everyday conveniences throughout Wine Country. If you prefer being near schools, grocery stores, boutiques, and the like, you’ll want to relocate to one of the more populated towns, such as Ukiah or Redwood Valley.

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

When you live in Wine Country, you’ll always be close to exceptional restaurants and wineries. Foodies and wine connoisseurs will especially appreciate the robust offerings found in all parts of the region.

Touring the region’s wineries is one of the most sought-after experiences in Wine Country. On the western side (along 128), you can schedule a wine tasting at Toulouse Vineyards & Winery, Navarro Vineyards & Winery, and Husch Vineyards & Winery. Along 101, spend a leisurely afternoon taking in the views and sipping wine at Nelson Family Vineyards, Milano Winery & Tasting Room, or Jaxon Keys Winery & Distillery.

If you’ve not yet tried one of the highly acclaimed restaurants in Wine Country, get ready for a treat you won’t soon forget. Make reservations well in advance at Michelin star recipients such as Auberge du Soleil, The Restaurant at Meadowood, Bouchon, Harbor House, and Single Thread.

Things to Do

Aside from touring the region’s dozens of wineries and enjoying top-rated dining experiences, there are plenty of other things to do and see in Wine Country.

As you explore the region, be sure to check out the area’s many natural landmarks, hiking trails, parks, and campsites. Highlights include Homestead Camp at Lake Sonoma, South Cow Mountain Recreation Area, and Robert Louis Stevenson State Park.

There are also plenty of opportunities to go golfing in Wine Country. If you are an avid golfer, spend a morning or afternoon at Windsor Golf Club, Fairgrounds Golf Course, Mayacama Golf Club, Healdsburg Golf Club at Tayman Park, and Meadowood Golf Club.

Schools

Wine Country is home to several excellent schools. Top educational opportunities include:

• Manchester Elementary School, grades K-8
• Oak Manor Elementary School, grades K-6
• Mendocino High School, grades 9-12

Frequently Asked Questions