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24359 Dutcher Creek Rd, Cloverdale - $3,750,000

3 beds, 5 baths, 3,000 square feet. Lot size: 15.67 Acres. Year built: 2005.

Front of house.

This home recalls the basics of modernist architecture with clean lines, rectangular shapes, and floor-to-ceiling windows as the base of the aesthetic. It’s an interesting mix with the agricultural, nature-rich location.

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Driveway/Garage

Approaching the front of the home, there’s a two-car garage and what looks like living space directly above it.

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Backyard.

The clean lines and angles of the house are carried into the layout of the pool and the rest of the backyard.

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Living room.

The open beam and steel cathedral ceilings are on full display in the living room.

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Kitchen.

The professional chef’s kitchen is so seamlessly integrated into the open space that it would be almost easy to overlook as a part of the living room.

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Kitchen.

Though minimalist, going into the kitchen the appliances are all professional grade.

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Kitchen eating area.

An artistic, custom counter for casual eating is set up right off the kitchen.

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Dining room.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a casual dining room, surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows. This helps create a feeling of being outdoors, even while being protected from the elements.

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Dining room.

Another view of the dining room, showing more of the full-size windows.

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Living room.

The living room receives the same treatment with the windows, and from here it does open to the backyard patio.

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Master bedroom.

The master bedroom takes advantage of the high ceilings and windows to create an open atmosphere.

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Master bathroom.

This bathroom is fully custom and gives the master suite a more luxurious feeling than the other rooms.

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Guest bathroom.

This house has 3 bedrooms, but 5 bathrooms. Each bathroom has its own custom touch.

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Sitting area.

This smaller sitting area opens onto the patio outside, but can be used as a living room for entertaining or an area to watch television/movies.

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Guest bathroom.

The sitting area has its own custom bathroom.

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Laundry room.

In general, a laundry room isn’t as well-planned as this one, making it worth a closer look.

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Breezeway.

Leaving the main home, there’s a breezeway out to a separate guest house with its own entrance.

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Guest house entrance.

The red door brightens up a gray, not-very-welcoming side wall.

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Guest house living room.

The guest house is a more casual area, with plenty of seating, beds, and a bathroom.

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Guest house bedroom.

The guest house has the same floor-to-ceiling windows as the main home.

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Guest house bathroom.

The guest house bathroom gets its own artistic touch, as well.

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Backyard.

The backyard features a large, custom pool and plenty of room for entertaining.

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Hot tub.

There’s a hot tub near the pool area.

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Fountain. 

This custom fountain is right next to the hot tub, helping set the ambiance for that area.

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Garden.

This planter-garden is perfectly placed to take advantage of the North Bay sunlight.

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Vineyard view. 

From the backyard, the homeowners have panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards.