Riebli Renaissance

Step into a greener, more conscious chapter of Sonoma living. This newly constructed residence is all-electric and partially powered by solar energy. The architectural design capitalizes on the views that emerged after the fire, creating a clean and open atmosphere that invites the outside in.

The heart of the home is the expansive Great Room, defined by two walls of 8ft floor-to-ceiling glass that dissolve the boundary between the interior and the stunning hillside. The kitchen is a culinary dream featuring a massive 10’ x 4’ island and professional-grade appliances. Adjacent to the ten-foot dining table is the inviting living area, which features comfortable seating perfectly positioned next to the sliding glass doors to drink in the vineyard views. This space is warm and personal, adorned with original art and a curated library for your quiet afternoons.

Every guest enjoys the luxury of an ensuite bathroom across three distinct bedrooms. The Sunrise Room is a sun-drenched space featuring a queen bed, a dedicated writing desk, and 9-foot sliding glass doors leading directly to the deck. On the opposite side of the home is a private queen suite with its own deck access and peaceful garden views. For those who value rest above all else, the Snooze Suite is a quiet sanctuary tucked away from the main living areas, outfitted with a king-sized bed and designed for total privacy.

For even more privacy, an exclusive upstairs suite can be completely closed off from the main level. This self-contained retreat features a comfortable queen bed, a private ensuite bathroom, and its own full kitchen. The true highlight of this upper sanctuary is direct access to an expansive rooftop deck, complete with lounge seating and sweeping, elevated views of the breathtaking landscape.

The 1.3-acre property is a permaculturist’s delight and a testament to the resilience of nature. The landscape features two primary deck areas suited for any time of day, including a patio with a soothing hot tub and lounge seating, and a second deck with a gas BBQ for easy alfresco dining. You can host your own tournament on the bocce ball court or horseshoe throw, or enjoy games on the lawn surrounded by mature fruit trees and pollinator-friendly gardens. While the architectural Yurt sitting atop the property is currently being renovated and not available for guest use, its striking form remains a focal point of the landscape’s ongoing renaissance.

For a seamless stay, the home includes air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a spacious garage with a washer and dryer available for guest use.

Whether you're sipping a glass of local wine on the deck or watching the night sky settle over the hills, your time at Riebli Renaissance is meant to feel easy, quiet, and restorative, like a true reset in the heart of Wine Country.

To maintain the condition of the home and for the comfort of future guests, we have a strict no-pet policy. Legally recognized service animals are the only exception. If you’re visiting with a service animal, please let us know before you arrive. Thank you for your understanding.

Quiet Hours: To respect our neighbors and the serene setting, we strictly enforce Sonoma County's quiet hours between 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM. No parties or events are permitted.

📌Please note that during the rainy season (typically October through March), outdoor furniture cushions are stored away to protect them from the elements and ensure they remain clean and dry. Consequently, outdoor seating may not be set up as pictured during these months.

📌To ensure a seamless check-in, all guests must complete a quick pre-check-in verification through our secure guest portal; a link will be sent after your booking is confirmed.

The Renaissance is located along the scenic Riebli Road, a world-renowned hub for cyclists offering everything from relaxed vineyard cruises to rigorous century rides. You are tucked into a peaceful hillside while remaining just a short drive from the tasting rooms of Healdsburg, Forestville, and Calistoga. Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless hiking at Annadel State Park, Hood Mountain, and Shiloh Ranch Reserve, or can head to the Russian River for kayaking and canoeing.

A car is recommended to fully enjoy the diversity of Sonoma County. You’re centrally located for exploring, with downtown Santa Rosa nearby and the Sonoma County Airport just a short drive away. Coastal escapes like Jenner and Tomales Bay are about 40 minutes away for a refreshing change of scenery.

- 10 minutes to shops and restaurants
- 15 minutes to Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport
- 20 minutes to the Russian River (kayaking, canoeing, riverside relaxing)
- Easy access to Healdsburg, Forestville, and Calistoga
- Close to Annadel State Park, Hood Mountain, and Shiloh Ranch for hiking
- 40 minutes to the Sonoma Coast
- 55 minutes to the Golden Gate Bridge

Guests have full access to the entire home, including the garage, decks, hot tub, gardens, and all indoor living spaces.