Perched at the top of Whitehall Lane, this beautiful single-story Napa Valley residence captures the very best of wine country living. Set against a backdrop of sweeping vineyard and valley views, the five-bedroom home offers a rare combination of privacy, charm, and effortless indoor-outdoor living. Designed for comfort and ease, the single-level floor plan is ideal for both full-time living and relaxed weekend escapes. Generous living spaces are filled with natural light, while large windows frame the surrounding landscape and bring the beauty of Napa Valley indoors. The home's inviting character, thoughtful layout, and warm wine country atmosphere create a setting that feels both elegant and approachable. Outside, a hobby vineyard enhances the property's sense of place and offers the romance of owning a piece of Napa Valley's agricultural heritage. Whether enjoyed as a personal passion project, a scenic backdrop, or a defining feature of the estate, the vineyard adds authenticity and charm to the property. From sunrise over the valley to golden evenings overlooking the vines, every part of this home is designed to celebrate its remarkable setting. Located moments from St. Helena's renowned restaurants, wineries, and boutiques, the property offers a peaceful retreat with convenient access to the heart of wine country. Additionally, the barn has been converted into a two bedroom guest house
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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