Aerial view of the restored 1969 A-frame cabin and wraparound deck on Mount Veeder

The Property

A fully restored 1969 A-frame cabin, reimagined for the modern long-stay guest.

3 BRBedrooms

2.5 BABathrooms

2 AcresLand

Est. 1969Year Built

2026Renovated

4.88Rating

A Tour of Summit House

Every room has been restored with intention — honoring the 1969 architecture while equipping every corner for modern comfort.

Wide view of the double-height great room with sunken conversation pit, stone fireplace, and bamboo chandelier

Great Room & Conversation Pit

The heart of Summit House is a soaring double-height great room crowned by the iconic triangular roofline. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the space with filtered light from the surrounding redwoods. At its center, a sunken conversation pit — restored with custom cushions and anchored by a stone fireplace — invites the kind of slow, lingering evenings that define life on the mountain. The Sonos sound system fills the room with warmth, whether it is morning jazz or evening silence you are after.

Primary Bedroom

The primary suite occupies the upper loft of the A-frame, where the roofline meets at its peak. Wake to dappled light through the redwoods and the quiet of two acres of private land. The room features a king bed with luxury linens, designer lighting, and an en-suite bathroom with modern finishes. It is the kind of room where you lose track of which day it is — and that is the point.

Guest bedroom with platform bed, cedar ceiling, and black ladder leading to the sleeping loft above

Guest Bedrooms

Two additional bedrooms on the main level provide comfortable retreats for guests or family. Each is thoughtfully appointed with quality mattresses, soft linens, and the quiet insulation that comes from being surrounded by forest. Whether welcoming friends for part of your stay or settling in for a multi-month creative retreat, every guest sleeps well on Mount Veeder.

Kitchen

Fully equipped for the kind of cooking that an extended stay demands — not just reheating, but real meals. Modern appliances, ample counter space, quality cookware, and a layout that makes the kitchen feel like part of the living experience rather than a utility room. Open a bottle of Mount Veeder wine, put something on the stove, and let the evening unfold.

Full view of the front deck with lounge seating, picnic table, and A-frame facade

Outdoor Spaces

The property extends far beyond the cabin walls. A wraparound front deck offers panoramic views of Napa Valley — the kind of vista that changes with every hour and every season. The zen garden, with its handmade mosaic dining table, is a place for morning coffee or afternoon reading. Two fire pit lounges anchor the evenings. And everywhere, the redwoods stand watch, ancient and still.