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1335 Kinnybrook Drive, Kenwood - $4,350,000

3 beds, 5 baths, 5,025 square feet. Lot size: 3.30 acres. Year built: 1994.

This carefully landscaped exterior of the home is the front of a 5,025 square-foot estate that contains a palatial primary suite, media room, and custom wine cellar. Each room has been carefully detailed, and high-end additions for every room – and the backyard – can be found.

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Front door.

This custom wrought-iron front door opens to a grand entryway with a remade marble Roman pediment.

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Custom floor.

At the foot of the pediment in the entryway is this custom medallion design in the marble flooring.

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Living room.

The living room is spacious and has more custom tilework on the floor leading out to the yard.

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Living room.

From here, the floor-to-ceiling glass doors can be seen. These offer a panoramic view of Kenwood out towards Sonoma Valley.

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Kitchen.

The kitchen is open, with custom marble countertops and high-end appliances.

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Kitchen.

This view shows where the kitchen is in relation to the living room, and shows the bar area off to the right side.

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Dining room.

The dining room is large enough to seat 8, with custom stonework to mimic columns decorating the walls.

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Bar area.

On the lower level is this casual seating area with a custom bar and a wine cellar.

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Wine cellar door.

The door to the wine cellar is wrought iron like the front door, though a different design.

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Wine cellar.

The wine cellar is custom-made and has an area set aside for tasting.

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Primary suite.

The main bedroom suite takes up the entire floor of the house, and has a projector screen that comes down from the ceiling, a large walk-in closet, and expansive bathroom.

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Primary bathroom.

The main bathroom has this custom tub/shower and custom tilework.

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Primary bathroom.

The dual sinks have a marble countertop and hand painted decorations above the mirror.

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Primary suite – closet.

This walk-in closet for the primary suite has enough room for a few different wardrobes.

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Backyard.

Stepping into the backyard, the main patio is set up for lounging around the infinity-edge pool.

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Backyard.

This view shows how the infinity-edge pool looks when sitting outside.

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Outdoor dining.

This casual outside seating area is set up nest to the outdoor kitchen.

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Outdoor kitchen.

This outdoor kitchen has all the essentials to cook meals big or small.

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Trail stairway.

The acreage has plenty of walking trails to stroll through the grounds.

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Walking trail.

This trail meanders through the old-growth redwoods.

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Walking trail.

There are unexpectedly well-landscaped areas along the trail to stop and look at.

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Walking trail.

Hikers on this estate’s trails will sometimes encounter fruit trees or flower beds.

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Patio.

For those less inclined to long walks, there are lounge areas around the yard for relaxing.

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Aerial view.

This aerial view gives a good look at how the backyard of this estate is laid out.