This house has personality in spades. Painted a deep forest green (a color Joe B. has always loved), the exterior immediately feels grounded and appropriate for its setting. Inside, the home has been thoughtfully renovated with a generous, beautiful kitchen and a welcoming great room where the living, dining, and cooking spaces flow together seamlessly. Large doors open out to the deck, blurring the line between indoors and the surrounding redwood forest. There’s a wonderful cultural layer here as well. The winemaking family’s Japanese heritage subtly shows up throughout the home in art, in the clean aesthetic, and in thoughtful details like high-end Japanese toilets with built-in bidet features (once you have them, it’s hard to go back). The furnishings strike a lovely balance: classic antique pieces mixed with clean, modern lines that keep the home feeling fresh and unfussy. The bedrooms are bright and calming, the hot tub is perfectly positioned for long, wine-soaked evenings, and while the deck shows a little wear, it’s exactly where you’ll want to sit, glass in hand, soaking in the quiet.