Spring Hill Estate is a 300-acre property located in Tomales, CA about 1.5 hours north of San Francisco and roughly a mile from Tomales Bay. The property features 3 houses and 2 large barns along with a few smaller out buildings. The Victorian style estate house, built in 1991, has 5 bedrooms suites, 4 full baths (3 with claw foot tubs), formal dining room, huge living room, artisan crafted wood library with a coffered ceiling, sunroom, and gourmet kitchen. The home features a magnificent straight-grain fir staircase, chandeliers, 2 wood stoves, 3 custom-built fireplaces, classic estate mirrors, and antique furnishings throughout. It has a three-car garage, large tiled showers, views of Sonoma/Marin county, huge tiled laundry room, spacious back deck, and sweeping driveway. Also on the property are groves of Eucalyptus and Cyprus, and a long frontage on Walker Creek.
Two other much more modest homes are also on the property. The middle house is the larger of the two. It’s a 3-bedroom/2bath – two-story home with a big bonus room and large wine storage closet. The little house is a one-story 3-bedroom/2bath home that has just been completely remodeled.
The reclaimed event barn features five crystal chandeliers suspended from the 30’ open beam ceiling. Twinkle lights decorate the historical horse drawn carts and antique bicycles in the rafters. The event space also has its own garden patio, BBQ area, and picnic lawn as well. The space has hosted events for upwards of 400 people with plenty of parking for all.
There is an additional barn that is just being finished in the front part of the property. It’s a classic, rustic beauty perfectly suited to its NorCal home.
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