Ken O'Connor Designed Architectural Masterpiece

Nestled within 3.36+/- acres of scenic, oak-studded beauty, this dramatic contemporary masterpiece, designed by the famed Ken O'Connor. This is a rare find in the coveted Loch Haven community - perfectly positioned between Napa and Sonoma Counties with private access to the trails at Safari West.

Designed to embrace its breathtaking surroundings, the residence features an expansive wall of glass that frames the double living areas with soaring ceilings and gives the space an abundance of natural light. The chef's kitchen overlooks the generous living rooms and formal dining area. 

Two guest bedrooms and versatile den/office create a seamless blend of comfort and sophistication. A upper level primary suite boasts its own indoor lofted deck that showcases the views.

Step onto the sprawling decks for effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining, all while overlooking your vineyard of Chardonnay grapes! Multiple private alcoves adorn the house, including a hot tub level and solar. 

A true sanctuary of modern elegance and serenity. Moments from downtown Sonoma, Saint Helena, Calistoga and Healdsburg and all that they offer - world class dining and tasting rooms, artisanal coffee, boutique shopping, parks and much more. 

Do not miss this unique opportunity to live in a significantly designed residence and have it all, in the heart of it all!

Ken O’Conner is a licensed architect and general building contractor based in Sonoma County, California. He co-founded Farrell Faber & Associates in 1989, an innovative architecture and design firm based in Santa Rosa. The firm has earned respect for its integrity, quality of work, and professionalism, working on a diverse range of projects throughout the western United States.   

Beyond his architectural practice, O’Conner has actively contributed to community development in Sonoma County. He served as the first president of City Vision, a nonprofit organization focused on urban revitalization, following Santa Rosa’s downtown plan completed in 1998. He has also participated in the R/UDAT process, aiding cities like Healdsburg in developing long-term plans to address growth challenges.  

O’Conner’s commitment to community extends to his board memberships, including roles with Cardinal Newman High School and the Sonoma Alliance of Vineyards and Environment (SAVE), where he serves as chair. His past involvement includes participating in Leadership Santa Rosa and serving on the steering committee for the active 20/30 club.  

For more information about Ken O’Conner’s architectural work and community contributions, you can visit the Farrell Faber & Associates website.