The Kenwood Lodge recently completed a major renovation in 2023, offering a luxury rental villa enterprise in the heart of Sonoma Valley. Located at the edge of charming Kenwood and situated on 3 sides by Sugar Loaf State Park, this property is secluded and picturesque. Enjoying views to the forested peaks of the surrounding State Park, this 5-bedroom (each with en-suite bath) home places you minutes from world-famous wineries and area attractions.

Constructed with green build elements in mind, the Lodge has been lovingly filled with reclaimed materials and the efficient features like an all house fan that pulls in cool night air greatly reducing Air Conditioning requirements. The house is 4,347 square feet with the grand room ceilings soaring to 20 feet, includes 5 bedrooms / 5 en-suite bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, chef’s kitchen, wine bar with temperature-controlled refrigeration, media/game room, lap pool with waterfall, 8-person hot tub, stone fire-pit, bocce court, extensive outdoor lounging and dining areas. Art Deco antiques abound with an informal ‘feet up’ level of comfort and ease throughout. The outdoor splendor merges with the indoors as endless windows bi-fold to open completely to the great outdoors.

Numerous outdoor memorable gathering places include an outdoor fire-pit under a 150-foot-tall fir tree, place to dine or gather around a glowing fire, share stories and tall tales. At sunset, the hills of the state park radiate an unforgettable russet, an amazing display of pastels fill the sky, a choir of songbirds heralds the setting sun and the wine tastes even better… Idyllic in the summer, the house is uniquely fabulous in the winter, spring, and fall because of the great room and its massive fireplace. Rainy, cool days are a delight with friends or family gathering around the 20-foot tall Great Room, with the fireplace at one end and cooking in the vast professional kitchen at the other end. An adjacent 10-foot wine bar in the sun-room affords temperature-controlled refrigeration. When outdoor temperatures drop, there is radiant heat (under the oak flooring on the first floor) so one is more than comfortable in the high-ceiling spaces. When the rainy season starts, the nearby creek fills and rushes by, creating a surround sound experience like no other.