Overview

The Mill District represents the pinnacle of generous wine country living and a not-to-be-missed opportunity in downtown Healdsburg. Featuring contemporary architecture masterfully designed by AD100 architect Olson Kundig to sustain trends. The residences, range from studios to penthouses and are thoughtfully appointed with elevated interiors featuring a streamlined artful design, floor-to-ceiling windows, natural light, warm woods, organic elements, and expansive open floor plans. An unprecedented collaboration with the culinary and wine team of Michelin-star SingleThread restaurant elevates kitchen performance with premium Miele appliances, designer cabinetry, stone surfaces, and dramatic refrigerated wine displays. The community is situated on 10 acres and inspired by experiential living with amenities that include a boutique hotel, Redwood grove, verdant gardens, a pool, and wellness center exclusively for owners, and pedestrian pathways a block off the Plaza at the gateway to Healdsburg.

The Penthouses

Five estate-sized Penthouses stand among towering redwoods, commanding breathtaking views of Fitch Mountain and downtown Healdsburg. Sliding glass walls open to wrap-around terraces with kitchens, culinary gardens, and dining and lounging areas that elevate the art of living and entertaining outdoors.

The Garden Homes

The Garden Homes are a very limited collection of four, luxurious, two-level residences. Inspired and expansive indoor living spaces flow seamlessly outdoors to patios and water features, set within a grove of heritage redwood trees aptly named The Preserve. The result is the epitome of Sonoma County living.

The Flats

Thirty-four sophisticated, single-level, open-concept homes, ranging from studios to 3-bedroom plus offices. The Flats transition effortlessly between inviting indoor and outdoor living spaces, with patios featuring cooking and dining areas, as well as views of The Preserve and Fitch Mountain.

Sustainability

The Mill District neighborhood features solar panels, electric vehicle charging station infrastructure in the garage, and an expansive recycling program. Power purchased from the City of Healdsburg is sourced from
renewable energy. In-home designs incorporate low-flow fixtures, reducing water usage by up to 60 percent. VITA Planning & Landscape Architecture, a renowned firm with experience on five continents, will design the garden landscape for Mill District. Outside, drought-tolerant plants have been incorporated into the landscaping. Mill District is cycling and pedestrian-friendly, and the vision for sustainability extends well into the future—when Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit comes to Healdsburg, it will stop across the street, obviating the need for cars.

For more information or to schedule a tour, please contact Magda Sarkissian.