O L I V E R I D G E E S T A T E
S E B A S T O P O L , C A
2614 Scotts Right of Way, Sebastopol
offered at $3,295,000
4 BED | 3.5 BATH | 4,059± SQUARE FEET | 9.28± ACRES
Set behind gates on 9.28± acres in the heart of Sonoma County wine country, 2614 Scotts Right of Way offers a rare blend of privacy, scale, and sweeping views. Surrounded by renowned, sustainably farmed vineyards including Martinelli and Emeritus, the property captures panoramic vistas of rolling vines, pastoral hills, and distant lights.
THE RESIDENCE
Recently refreshed with new interior and exterior paint, the 4,059± sq ft residence is defined by 10 to14-foot ceilings, cherry-stained oak floors, and elegant arched doorways throughout. A grand dual arch entry framed by rose gardens creates a memorable arrival, while expansive windows and French doors invite the outdoors in. The open-concept kitchen and family room serve as the heart of the home, featuring a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range with double ovens, six burners, griddle and broiler, warming drawer, ice maker, and abundant cabinetry. Large windows frame approximately 180-degree views, filling the space with natural light. Formal living and dining rooms are anchored by a dual-sided fireplace, custom built-ins, and French doors opening to the pool deck—ideal for indoor-outdoor entertaining.
The primary suite offers vaulted ceilings, a private balcony overlooking the property, and ensuite including a soaking tub with skylight, walk-in shower, dual vanities, and a custom cedar closet with dual access. Additional bedrooms include a Jack-and-Jill configuration and a guest suite with direct pool access and ensuite bath.
GROUNDS & AMENITIES
Outdoor living is equally compelling, with a wraparound ironwood deck, solar-heated sport pool (shallow ends, deep center) with automated cover, and mature landscaping including over 70 certified organic olive trees, raised garden beds, and dwarf fruit trees. A sculpture by Sonoma artist Warren Arnold adds a distinctive artistic element to the grounds. The land carries a rich viticultural history, once planted to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay for notable producers. Select heritage vines remain, with potential for replanting or reimagining the acreage. Possibilities for a separate homesite throughout the grounds, with septic perc tests supporting growth.
Property amenities include in-home wine storage plus a hobby wine cellar (unpermitted, currently used for solar battery storage), whole-house and outdoor sound system, central vacuum, skylights, and multiple flexible-use spaces including a utility garage. Energy and infrastructure features include a 7.5 KW solar system with battery backup, Tesla EV charger, dual furnaces with zoned heating and cooling, dual water heaters, and a high-producing 50 GPM well. Roof replaced in 2015, with previously added attic insulation. Septic well pumps recently replaced (2026).