A Cor-Ten Steel Home Set on Six Acres in California Wine Country Lists for $2.9M
Property Details:
Location: 101 Adobe Way, Sonoma, California
Price: $2,949,000
Footprint: 1,750 square feet (three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths)
Architect: Mork Ulnes Architects
Year Built: 2016
From the agent: "Triple Barn House, designed by renowned Mork-Ulnes Architects, is a stunning wine country residence like no other with its use of glass, concrete, and Cor-Ten steel. Light and bright interiors with walls of glass and seamless indoor/outdoor flow. Entertain under the large cantilevered eave that creates an extension of the kitchen with an outdoor bar, grilling area, and outdoor living area. Built with a light footprint on the land, the materials are all natural and sustainable."
Located minutes from downtown Sonoma, California, this 1,750-square-foot home takes advantage of the steep topography of a hillside and provides sweeping views of wine country from nearly every room. It was designed to be a modern-day rustic country retreat, featuring a triple-gable roof made of deep red Cort-Ten steel and plenty of outdoor space.
The Cor-Ten steel was chosen as a nod to the iron-rich soil found on site. A textured wooden deck, as well as polished hardwood flooring inside the house, adds warmth to the house.
The vaulted white ceilings are punctured by thin strips of light that brighten the interior. In the kitchen, which includes an oversized island, are floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors that bolster the seamless indoor/outdoor living.
The kitchen boasts plenty of storage space with overhead cabinets and a pantry.
Several lounging areas make up the space between the kitchen and bedrooms.
The glass-enclosed primary suite can be made private with a curtain. The bedroom gets picturesque views of the hillside.
The bathrooms are spa-like with the glass-walled showers.
The other two bedrooms on the upper level are connected by a Jack and Jill bathroom.
A sculptural staircase surrounded by the concrete foundation of the home serves as a foyer.
The exposed concrete of the ground floor exterior adds to the rustic yet modern feel of the house.
A soaking tub set off to the side of the house offers a tranquil space to view the sunset.
Boxy windows of varying sizes dot the side of the house and light up the driveway at night.
An ariel view of the property reveals the lush vegetation around the home.
Read about the 2016 renovation of Triple Barn by Mork Ulnes Architects.
101 Adobe Way in Sonoma, California, is currently listed for $2,949,000 by Daniel Casabonne of Sotheby’s International Realty – Wine Country Brokerage.
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