This serene property, which spans 23.77 acres and borders the expansive 3,800-acre Kenzo Estate, offers vineyard views, complete privacy, gentle terrain, and exceptional infrastructure. The two-story barn, which covers 6,400 square feet, is constructed from high-quality steel and built by skilled craftsmen. The unfinished 4,400-square-foot home, designed by Marissa Periana, draws inspiration from the iconic concepts of Mies van der Rohe, showcasing the beauty of steel and glass architecture from the early 1950s. The updated plans feature an expanded garage and adds 3,000 square feet to the home, increasing its total footprint to 8,000 square feet. The design emphasizes transparency in the glass, creating a seamless connection with nature while providing climate control and keeping insects at bay. Artist renderings related to completing the home have been provided in the video. An erosion permit is included for a five-acre vineyard, and the current investment in infrastructure alone exceeds the asking price. The warm summer days in Wooden Valley are cooled by dramatic fog banks that pour over the palisades and mid-afternoon breezes, which can produce temperatures as much as 10 degrees lower than the Napa Valley average, resulting in a long growing season. *First photos are Artist Renderings of completed home*