Atlas Point is an extraordinary opportunity to create one of Napa Valley's most significant private estates. Set on approximately 20 acres above the valley floor, this property offers extensively reviewed building permit plans for a world-class residential compound where architecture, landscape, wellness, agriculture, and entertaining converge to create an unparalleled wine country sanctuary. Envisioned as a legacy estate for generations of family and friends to gather, the compound includes a five-bedroom main residence, ADU and guest accommodations, resort-inspired outdoor living, a large barn, a caretaker apartment, event lawns, wellness spaces, a cabernet sauvignon vineyard, gardens, and an olive grove all thoughtfully connected to celebrate the indoor-outdoor lifestyle that defines Napa Valley. Sweeping views encompass valley-floor vineyard vistas, Mount Tamalpais, San Francisco Bay, and the night lights of San Francisco's skyline beyond, while the private gated setting remains just minutes from Silverado Resort and downtown Napa. With substantially all of the lengthy Napa County permitting process complete, Atlas Point provides the rare ability to move quickly into construction while retaining the flexibility to build in phases or tailor the estate to your own vision. More than a homesite, Atlas Point is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a legacy defined by gathering, wellness, beauty, and an enduring connection to Napa Valley.
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