Luxury Living in Sonoma Valley's
Prestigious Sobre Vista Neighborhood

A small town with a rich history, the center of the locavore food movement, and situated in the heart of Wine Country, the city of Sonoma is content to play country mouse to its more citified cousin, Napa. You won't find enormous tour buses disgorging hundreds of passengers in downtown Sonoma; the city of 10,000 residents is mostly laid-back and quiet.
 
Centered on what many call one of the most beautiful town plazas in the state, with its historic, preserved Mission that dates back to 1823, Sonoma has the feel of a small country town -- that is, if a small country town boasted more than a dozen tasting rooms of award-winning wineries. Surrounded by vineyards and more than 60 world-class wineries that mix the elegant with the down home, Sonoma is ground zero for great wine and the lifestyle that goes with it.
 
All that makes Sonoma a premier destination, sought after for its mellow pace, natural beauty, and proximity to San Francisco, just 45 miles south. Sonoma offers plenty of things to do, including jazz festivals, parades, cooking classes, the Sonoma International Film Festival, and exhibitions and openings at Sonoma Valley Museum of Art.
 
Sonoma Valley, often referred to as the "Valley of the Moon," is a renowned wine-producing region in Northern California. It is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant wine culture. The valley stretches from the town of Sonoma in the south to Santa Rosa in the north, encompassing several charming towns and villages, including  Sonoma, Kenwood, Glen Ellen, and Boyes Hot Springs. The valley is home to some of the oldest and most prestigious wineries in California, offering a diverse range of wines, from robust reds to crisp whites. Wine tasting is a major attraction, with numerous vineyards and tasting rooms welcoming visitors to explore and enjoy the local vintages.

Beyond its wine heritage, Sonoma Valley offers a wealth of recreational opportunities. The region is dotted with parks and nature reserves, providing ample opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring the great outdoors. Sonoma Valley is also rich in history, with sites such as the Sonoma Plaza, Mission San Francisco Solano, and various museums that offer a glimpse into the area's past.