Historic Sonoma Ruby Stone building recently listed for $12,000,000

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301 First Street West, Sonoma – $12,000,000

4 beds, 5 baths, 6,743 square feet. Lot size: 0.19 acres. Year built:  1906.

The entrance to this house still very much resembles a work-building, with two ways to enter it – the downstairs living space or upstairs. The additional backyard area and ADU unit can be seen past the lawn area.

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Downstairs entrance.

The main downstairs living area is a large open space set up for relaxing and entertaining.  There are a couple of different sitting areas, a large dining area, and on the other side is a kitchen and bar area.

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Casual seating area.

This smaller living room area has a curved couch, coffee table, and two additional chairs.

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Main living room area.

This larger sitting area is set up with two large couches and a custom table by the fireplace.

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Bar.

There’s a custom bar set up by the living room area.

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Kitchen.

This compact kitchen area is the perfect size for preparing smaller meals or food to be served when entertaining guests.

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Kitchen dining area.

This casual eating area in the kitchen can seat up to four comfortably.

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Private dining area.

For a smaller group or individuals who prefer a more private mealtime, there’s a room set aside for this experience.

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Formal dining space.

This larger dining table is in the main room with enough space to seat 10 comfortably.

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Bathroom.

The downstairs bathroom includes a spa-like shower.

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Upstairs living room.

Heading to the upstairs part of the house, this living room is meant to feel more like a family room than an entertaining space.

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Upstairs living room.

This view shows the living room space from a different angle and with the fireplace on.

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Kitchen.

This kitchen features professional appliances and custom cabinets.

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Kitchen.

This view shows the built-in wine cooler in the kitchen island.

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Dining area.

The upstairs dining area can seat up to 8 comfortably.

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Upstairs hall.

The upstairs hall leading to the bedrooms has a glass wall, taking advantage of the Sonoma Valley views.

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Primary bedroom.

The upstairs bedroom is spacious enough to have a sizable sitting area, recessed lighting, and multiple windows.

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Primary bedroom.

The sitting area for the main bedroom includes a fireplace, TV, and custom closets.

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Bathroom.

The en suite bathroom for the bedroom has been updated to include marble tiling and custom lighting.

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Upstairs patio.

There’s an upstairs patio to take advantage of the warm weather and dine al fresco.

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Backyard.

Going back downstairs, there’s a pool area with lounge chairs close by.

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Pool.

From this view, the spa at one end of the pool can clearly be seen.

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Pool.

This view gives a better idea of how long the pool is.

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Guest house/ADU.

The ADU is located next to the pool area, it can be used for long-term guests, as a rental, or just as a well-appointed pool room.

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Guest house/ADU.

This is a look at the living room area inside the ADU.

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Aerial view.

This view from directly above the house shows how the yard space is used.

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Aerial view.

This is another view of the house from above.

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