The classic mid-century modern home at 1430 Coombsville Road dates to 1966, the year that Robert Mondavi opened his eponymous winery and the very first vines planted in Coombsville began to bear fruit. The house stands in one of the area's most captivating knolltop settings, affording 270 degree views of the Coombsville bowl. This is more than a home, it's a piece of wine country history on 7.6 +/- acres of natural beauty across two legal parcels. Its eastern orientation receives the warmth of the sun on Coombsville's cool mornings, and provides shade from the hot afternoon sun. The single-level home spans 2,871 square feet across four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and multiple living spaces, and the expansive windows frame views of oak trees, vineyards, and rolling hills. The recently updated kitchen fitted with Viking appliances transitions effortlessly to the terrace beyond, ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. Newly installed solar panels backed up by two Tesla batteries, and new septic and water filtration systems ensure modern convenience and independence. Life here unfolds at a different pace. Morning coffee with a view, changing light visible from the living spaces, afternoons beneath mature oaks watching wildlife thrive around you, evenings on the terrace. It's a setting that feels deeply rooted in Coombsville's landscape: private, expansive, and remarkably serene. At the same time incredibly convenient - just five minutes from the dining, shopping and nightlife of downtown Napa.