High above the Napa River, a designer created his dream home using a thoughtful combination of Victorian elements and Mid-Century Modern ideas. The 1904 Queen Anne was built for Captain Potato-Boat Johnson and his wife Elizbeth, who is featured in the fresco on the ceiling above the grand staircase. The home is filled with bold, style choices and ready to impress. It is a curated mix of high-end lighting, smart technology, and original Victorian features. There is a Sub-Zero fridge, a Fisher & Paykel drawer dishwasher, and a Wolf Gas Range. The open concept kitchen-dining-living room leads to the back deck. Enjoy the sun, the breeze off the bay, and the heated saltwater pool. The view north looks into Napa Valley and Sonoma County. The view west looks over Mare Island, past the Bay to the mountains of Marin, including Mt Tam. You will be amazed by the sunsets! The yard has a hen house and an orangerie created by the designer. The ferry is 4 blocks away. More than a dozen restaurants and pubs are within walking distance. The ADU has a separate entrance and is also to connect to the living space above. Check the disclosures to learn more about the extensive remodeling, the 3 lots combined into a Huge 8000 SQFT parcel, the orangerie, and the history. Don't miss one of the most beautiful homes in Vallejo!
Listing courtesy of Chris D Jacobson from Vallejo Historic Homes
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