Normally we focus on extraordinary homes within Seattle but some weeks we see something that’s worth venturing out of the city for. This Kennewick winery is one of those things. Yes, folks, you could buy and own your very own estate complete with a winery for less money than you might think. Let’s get into the details.
Extraordinary Homes: 100821 E Brandon Drive
The Naoi Cailini Oga Estate is larger than life in every way. It boasts a 21,200 sq. ft. manor that includes a 4350 sq ft temperature-controlled indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna room. Thats not all, you’ll also find an art studio, theater room, and a workout room with a ballet bar. It also has 7 bedrooms, 9 full bathrooms, and 4 partial. You’ll also find a foyer with a soaring ceiling, private study, formal dining, and living areas, and two wood-burning fireplaces.
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Now in somewhat classic grand Washington style, this home is definitely a little over the top. We’re getting some Marie Antoinette vibes from many of the chateau influences that are seen throughout the home. But that also kinda seems appropriate for a winery somehow.
So what about that winery part? Well, the estate includes 3 acres of wine-producing vineyard as well as park-like landscaping and a private tasting room. The current vineyard produces excellent Carmenere wine which means you can carry on with the property’s winemaking legacy. Talk about a new hobby!
Now you’re probably expecting all this to cost a fortune and you’ll be surprised to know that the property is only $3.75 million. We say only because well, you can get something a lot smaller for the same price without the winemaking capabilities in Seattle. Now we’ll assume that price is low because there are a whole lot of expenses that go along with operating a winery.
If you’d like to see more you can click here and if you end up making this Kennewick estate your home, we’d love to see what you do with the place. Happy house err estate hunting folks!
