Trilevel contemporary punctuates estate overlooking Alexander Valley
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The three-bedroom contemporary, built in the late 1970s, sits on a hilltop overlooking grasslands and the tree-studded hills of the Alexander Valley.
Picture windows throughout the home frame bucolic vistas.
The main level has an open floor plan, and the kitchen has a stainless steel range, task lights above stone counters and a breakfast bar for casual dining.
Downstairs, the master suite includes a jetted tub beside full-sized windows.
A rec room that could be a fourth bedroom rounds out the lower level, and there are two detached studios.
A deck off the top level provides panoramic vistas of Alexander Valley, while a pool and wood deck are behind the home.