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Quiet Napa Idyll of Four Structures and a Lap Pool

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The Napa Valley House designed by Eliot Lee and his wife Eun Lee comprises four separate structures: a living/dining “house”, a master bedroom suite, a guest house and a sauna.

An indoor/outdoor fireplace and a white steel dining table set on stones crushed on site feature in the living/dining “house”.

In the second ‘house’, the master bedroom opens to the sweet scents of the warm and dry herbs of the Napa Valley.

The site was atop a very rocky ridge and stone excavated onsite was used to build the walls of the four structures.

Even pathways between the four structures are constructed of the stone onsite.

In the guest house, only the quiet buzzing of pollinating bees pierces the silence of the Napa countryside.

The sauna, like all four buildings, is surrounded by utter peace and quiet.

A refreshing pool extends out into the Napa Valley.

The lap pool is as shallow as a wading pool at one end.

At the far end, the pool leads to a sunken outdoor seating area where the owners can enjoy the utter peace with their guests.