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11399 Valley Ford Rd, Petaluma - $2,200,000

3 beds, 4 baths, 3,693 square feet. Lot size: 4.80 Acres. Year built: 2008.

At first glance, this sizable ranch looks like a hotel or vacation lodge. The generous use of windows guarantees that no matter the size of the interior spaces, plenty of natural light will be let in.

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Front porch.  

The attention to the smallest details, from the Texas star on the front door to the cowboy on the porch light.

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Entryway.

Coming into the home, it’s clear that entertaining is first on the list with the bar front and center. The cowboy theme is carried through for the interior lights as well.

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Living room. 

To the right of the front door is the living room, complete with overstuffed leather couches, a custom stone fireplace, more cowboy art, and a substantial steer skull for decorative flair.

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Dining room.

To the left of the front door is the formal dining area, complete with a rustic cowboy-themed chandelier over the table.

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Seating area.

To the side of the dining room table is a casual seating area to take in the views before, or after, the meal.

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Kitchen.

Heading back to the main entry area, the kitchen is between the dining room and living room, offering up a casual area for midday snacks or just socializing. Besides the professional-grade appliances, there’s a stone countertop and a custom tile backsplash featuring running horses.

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Kitchen.

From this view of the kitchen, it’s easier to see the custom Brazilian cherry cabinets.

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Sitting nook.

Anyone looking to take a break from socialization, or just needs a break, can take advantage of this nook to read or just enjoy the view.

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Workspace/homework area. 

Making use of every area, this small workspace is great for last-minute work assignments or getting homework done before heading outside.

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Staircase.

This custom staircase leads to a whole other area of the home where it’s all living, no working.

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Workspace.

Getting to the upstairs, the difference is evident with the soft carpeting instead of hardwood flooring, and a more informal feeling throughout.

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Sitting area.

This miniature sitting room is a great example of the informal nature of the upstairs rooms.

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Upstairs bedroom.

This bedroom is a great mix of vintage and boho aesthetics, showing that no matter who buys this residence, it doesn’t have to be all cowboy all the time.

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Master bathroom.

Though the upstairs is markedly less formal than the downstairs, the master bath makes use of all the custom tile work and countertops.

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Master bathroom.

This bathroom also has a large soaking bathtub.

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Second upstairs bedroom.

This other upstairs bedroom is just as casual and makes use of every inch of space.

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(Downstairs) Separate guest living quarters.

Getting back to the business side of things, here’s one of the separate guest quarters used for vacation rentals. On a much smaller scale than the main house, but there’s a comfortable living room, kitchen, and casual dining area. The cowboy aesthetic is noticeably absent, but this is a different side of this home.

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Guest living room.

Though away from the main home, the living room in the guest house has the same sizable picture windows.

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Guest room.

The guest room is basic, but comfortable.

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Barn.

Heading outside, the barn is where the 2 horse stalls are.

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Barn – horse paddock.

The horse paddock is directly behind the barn.

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Longhorn cattle.

Cattle not included.