4120 West Sausal Lane, Healdsburg (Photo courtesy of Pacific Union International)

4120 West Sausal Lane, Healdsburg (Photo courtesy of Pacific Union International)

While older and well-restored homes are my favorites, I’ll come across brand new homes that aren’t just beautiful to look at, but that also have something a bit more special to them. This luxury estate is a prime example – the house is stunning and the architecture…is prefabricated.

I knew I’d seen this house before, but I couldn’t find anything further in the listing besides the fact that is was classified as a prefab. However, I was able to find the exact model of this, it’s a Blu Home  – it’s called the Breeze  – and it’s in the best location to make use of the open interior in order to enjoy the views of the panoramic Alexander Valley.

In addition to modern design, this house features a guest unit, a spacious kitchen that includes a Miele espresso machine, iPads with Sonos systems, a two-car garage, and a custom pool. Let’s check it out:

4120 West Sausal Lane, Healdsburg – $3,799,950
4 beds, 4 baths, 3,624 square feet. Year built: 2016. 

luxury healdsburg prefab

Front of home.

 

This modern looking home is all clean lines and windows. It sits on 2.8 acres, giving the owners plenty of outdoor space for parties or family gatherings.

Vineyard views.

Vineyard views.

 

In case you wondered what kind of a view you’d get, this house is bordered by Rodney Strong & Silver Oak vineyards. Silver Oak is one of my personal favorites – I wonder if they’d gift their new neighbors with a case (or two?)

Entryway.

Entryway.

 

Entering the home, you’re in the casual living room with a cozy gas insert fireplace. From the front door to the can lights, no modern detail has been overlooked.

Living room.

Living room.

 

This alternate view of the living room shows how spacious it truly is, and how important windows are to creating an open interior space.

Kitchen.

Kitchen.

 

Because it’s a brand new house, the kitchen is immaculate; there’s no feeling of how an owner has utilized this space. However, I do see the espresso maker on the counter – sometimes that’s all you need.

Kitchen.

Kitchen.

 

This view of the kitchen shows the casual dining space at the counter, and the industrial refrigerator/freezer set up. If you’re a serious cook, this kitchen may make the grade.

View of the dining room from the kitchen.

View of the dining room from the kitchen.

 

From the kitchen, you get a clear view of the formal dining room. You’ll notice that windows and glass doors are still a big part of the layout.

Formal dining room.

Formal dining room.

 

Going into the formal dining room, it’s made even larger by the soaring ceiling and wall-size glass door.

Formal dining area.

Formal dining area.

 

I’m serious about the windows and their importance.

Formal sitting area.

Formal sitting area.

 

You can see here that there’s a formal sitting area as well – I’d like to imagine that after a good meal you could just walk a few steps to settle in and digest your dinner. Oh, and perhaps enjoy a glass of Silver Oak Chardonnay…

Formal sitting area.

Formal sitting area.

 

Here’s another, clearer view of the sitting area. And no, nothing switched sides – the wall with the glass doors and copious windows are duplicated.

Formal sitting area.

Formal sitting area.

 

…and just one more look because it’s really a great looking space. You can see how both sides of the room are analogous.

Open dining room area.

Open dining room area.

 

But what you really want to see is how these doors open. And while both sides may be mirror images of each other, you really want to go out this set first…

 Outdoor dining.

Outdoor dining.

 

…to the casual outdoor dining area. Which leads to…

Pool.

Pool.

 

…the coolest above-ground pool. I’m used to seeing in-pool fountains cascade into the water below, but nothing about this house is by the book.

Spa.

Spa.

 

If swimming laps isn’t your cup of tea, there’s an attached spa to relax in.

 Master bedroom.

Master bedroom.

 

Heading back into the house, here’s a look at the sizable master bedroom.

Master bathroom.

Master bathroom.

 

The master bathroom has a large porcelain soaking tub, by a window, of course.

Soaking tub.

Soaking tub.

 

The tub abuts the glass-walled shower. (The earlier picture seemed a bit stretched – this ‘rounder’ view of the tub is a more accurate depiction.)

 Sinks.

Sinks.

 

There’s plenty of room for two in this bathroom.

Guest bedroom.

Guest bedroom.

 

The guest bedroom is as comfortable as the main one.

 Guest suite.

Guest suite.

 

There is an attached guest suite for those long-term guests or extended family.

Guest suite living room.

Guest suite living room.

 

There’s a sitting room if the guests have, well, guests of their own.

Guest suite kitchen.

Guest suite kitchen.

 

The guest suite includes a full – albeit small – kitchen with a casual eating area.

Guest suite bedroom.

Guest suite bedroom.

 

This bedroom in the guest suite looks just as comfortable as the ones in the main home,

View from the house.

View from the house.

 

And just a reminder; the house is nice – but the views from it are stunning.