Resting on 20 Wine Country acres, 18345 Highway 128 in Calistoga offers a compound fit for a Hall of Fame football legend — in this case, the one and only Joe Montana. But Montana’s former vineyard estate, which is on the market now at $6.95 million, is more than a sports fan’s dream; it’s also a property that should entice lovers of history and iconic Bay Area architecture.
The listing describes the property as including four structures. Among those four, the main home is a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom abode with soaring, barnlike ceilings, a dramatic formal dining room and a primary suite with a gas fireplace and a glassed-in bathroom featuring a deep soaking tub. Outside, a multilevel patio leads to a pool, an outdoor kitchen and the second structure: a one-bedroom, one-bathroom pool house with retractable glass walls.
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