Land with Home for Sale in Santa Rosa, California

A rare Sonoma County compound where you can live beautifully, create freely, and build something meaningful. Hidden at the end of a quiet country lane, Cuneo Court offers a combination of privacy, architectural character, and opportunity that is increasingly difficult to find. Set on approximately 1.8 acres in the heart of West Sonoma County, this unique property blends the timeless appeal of a light-filled mid-century home with the flexibility of a fully developed production and workshop campus. Designed to embrace the outdoors, the residence is filled with natural light and opens effortlessly to a private pool, expansive patios, mature landscaping, and fruit trees. Accordion doors, wood casement windows, and clean mid-century lines create an atmosphere that feels both relaxed and refineda true Sonoma County retreat. The home features three bedrooms, a dedicated office, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and an open floor plan designed for everyday living, entertaining, and connection. Beyond the residence lies one of the property's most compelling assets: approximately 3,000 square feet of commercial-grade production, workshop, office, and storage space supported by DA zoning and substantial existing infrastructure. Whether envisioned as a winery, cidery, artisan food venture, agricultural enterprise, creative studio, or simply an extraordinary live/work environment, the opportunity is rare, and the foundation is already in place. Two separate driveways, dual addresses (5830 and 5838 Cuneo Court), independent utility infrastructure, and two septic systems further distinguish the property. These features may offer future opportunities for expanded residential, guest, or compound-style use, subject to buyer verification and applicable approvals. Just minutes from Graton, Sebastopol, Santa Rosa, and the Russian River, the setting feels wonderfully removed while remaining connected to everything that makes Sonoma County special. Properties like Cuneo Court are rarenot simply because of what they are today, but because of what they make possible tomorrow.