A newly built modern farmhouse tucked into vineyards on the valley floor in Sonoma has hit the market with a $10.9 million price tag. The 5,699-square-foot home sits on roughly 4.6 acres and pairs vaulted ceilings, clean-lined millwork and expansive indoor-outdoor spaces with a pool, detached pool house and nearly 1,200 square feet of covered outdoor living.
Sonoma Magazine photographed and wrote up the property today, noting that the residence was conceived and built by Landers Curry, Inc. in collaboration with Christine Curry Design. Its white vertical siding and black steel-framed windows are oriented to emphasize views across the surrounding vines, according to Sonoma Magazine.
Design and outdoor living
The kitchen is anchored by a single slab of Calacatta Viola marble and backed by two butler’s pantries, while wide-plank white oak floors with herringbone inlays carry through the main rooms. “There’s a sense of peace when the rooms flow as they should,” Christine Curry says, and the full material palette, detached pool house and covered pavilion designed for year-round entertaining are laid out on 1523Sperring.com.
Listing details and agents
Public listings show the home at 1523 Sperring Road asking $10,900,000 and list Emma Curry of W Real Estate and Matt Sevenau of Compass as lead agents. Redfin notes four bedrooms, 5.5 baths, a 2026 build year and the full MLS listing; see the details at Redfin.
Built with advanced fire-resistant construction methods and with additional septic capacity reserved for a future ADU or guest house, the estate was designed for privacy and multigenerational use, the builder’s presentation notes on 1523Sperring.com. For more photos and agent contact information, see the listing materials on 1523Sperring.com and the MLS pages.
