Hidden along one of Sonoma's most storied country roads, 1523 Sperring Road is an estate shaped by a rarer kind of luxury, one rooted in privacy, beauty, and the experience of living well.
Set beyond a long approach lined by an original walnut orchard, the property unfolds gradually across the valley floor. Rolling hills rise in every direction, vineyards stretch across the surrounding landscape, and the outside world begins to disappear. Though only minutes from Sonoma Plaza, the estate feels deeply removed, secluded within a pocket of generational properties known primarily to those who truly know Sonoma.
Conceived and built by Landers Curry Inc., designed by architect Luke Tyler of Field Issue Design + Architecture, in collaboration with Christine Curry Design, the home was imagined as a place where architecture and daily life exist in effortless harmony. Craftsmanship is felt before it is seen, and every detail was designed to create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and deeply livable.
Sophisticated yet understated, 1523 Sperring captures a more authentic expression of wine country living, warm, grounded, and built to last. Set on the valley floor among vineyards and open land, the estate offers a measure of separation and defensible space rare among Wine Country’s hillside properties, built not just for today, but for the next hundred years.





























