2111 Monticello Road is a nationally published Napa Valley modern farmhouse compound, featured in Western Art & Architecture and designed by Jarrod Denton of Signum Architecture. Tucked into an extraordinary pocket of the eastern Napa Valley, the 3.72+/- acre estate feels remarkably removed, surrounded by vineyards, mature oaks, ancient olive trees and mountain views, yet remains minutes from Downtown Napa and convenient to Napa County Airport and the greater San Francisco Bay Area. It is a rare combination in Wine Country: genuine privacy without isolation. Completed in 2021, the 4,408+/- sq. ft. main residence unfolds across structures connected by glass breezeways and courtyards. Passive House-inspired construction incorporates three Zehnder energy recovery ventilation systems, an airtight envelope and high-performance insulation for exceptional comfort, air quality and quiet. The great room features 18.5-foot cathedral ceilings and 21-foot-wide German Tanner pocketing glass walls. The chef's kitchen pairs a La Cornue range with Arclinea cabinetry, Carrara marble and Sub-Zero refrigeration. The 1,481+/- sq. ft. primary suite offers heated limestone floors, soaking tub, marble slab shower, private office and room-sized dressing room. Two additional en-suite bedrooms feature private patios. A 1,070+/- sq. ft. pool house, studio and entertaining barn opens to the heated infinity-edge pool and limestone terraces, complemented by a willow-covered dining pergola, firepit and bocce court. A newly planted acre of Cabernet Franc completes the Wine Country setting. Estate infrastructure includes solar, a 125 GPM well, dual 10,000-gallon water storage tanks with filtration, 60KW Kohler generator, Control4 integration and fire suppression. A detached garage provides a finished office, workshop and flexible wine room or gym. For all its privacy, the property remains remarkably connected to Napa, private aviation and San Francisco. A place that feels worlds away, without being far from anything.