The only thing better than visiting a winery is living on one, and oenophiles can do just that at 1777 Inglewood Ave in Saint Helena. Situated on a 10.2-acre lot overlooking the Mayacamas Mountains, this verdant estate was built off of the pre-Prohibition era stone winery that Captain Thomas Amesbury erected in the 1800s. Today, the estate is home to over 7 acres of vineyards and a producing olive grove, making it the perfect setting for anyone who wants to try their hands at growing grapes or making their own olive oil. Far removed from the fast-paced frenzy of city living, this leafy, lush setting will help owners feel right at home within nature.

The estate is anchored by a regal stone residence with three bedrooms, three baths, and one half bath. Characterized by stone walls, French doors, and wood-beamed ceilings, the living room shows off a chic farmhouse sensibility. A floor-to-ceiling fireplace serves as the center of the room, while a cozy window seating nook functions as the perfect place to sip a glass of wine while reading a book.

Designed with chefs in mind, the airy kitchen comes with a large wood center island and state-of-the-art appliances. It’s located just steps from a formal dining room, where residents can easily host a crowd. After enjoying a meal, guests can head down to the bar for an after-dinner cocktail.

Situated on the second floor, the light-drenched master suite is outfitted with a fireplace, glass doors that lead to a patio overlooking the grounds, and a lavish bath with a deep soaking tub. The additional bedrooms are both well-sized and inviting, with large windows that frame the mountains and vineyards beyond.

There’s plenty of room to accommodate staff and guests alike on the property: additional housing options include a two-bedroom guest house, a one-bedroom caretaker’s cottage, and a pool house with its own game room. The striking grounds include a tennis court, a large green lawn ideal for picnicking or playing croquet, and a sparkling pool and hot tub. The undeniable star of the show, however, are the mazes and gardens designed by Walter Guthrie.

If you’re interested in scheduling a walk-through of the home, contact Ginger Martin today. As an expert in Napa Valley real estate, Ginger can answer any of your questions about the property and guide you through the home-buying process should you decide to make an offer.