Sonoma East Side Craftsman Home

Introducing 248 France Street, Sonoma — an exceptional Craftsman-style residence where timeless architecture and refined living converge. Privately positioned on a rare corner double lot spanning one-third of an acre, this exquisitely remodeled home — reimagined by renowned Berkeley architect John Malick — offers an unparalleled blend of elegance, comfort, and serenity, just moments from the historic Sonoma Plaza.

A charming Dutch door sets the tone as you enter, opening into a light-filled great room with soaring ceilings, dramatic windows, and an effortless flow ideal for both grand entertaining and intimate gatherings. Encompassing approximately 2,500 square feet, the residence features three beautifully appointed bedrooms and two-and-a-half designer baths. The primary suite is a serene retreat, with spa-inspired finishes and tranquil garden views. A spacious butler’s pantry provides generous storage, while a partially finished attic offers exciting potential for future expansion. 

At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen marries form and function with premium materials and thoughtful design—perfectly suited for both culinary pursuits and casual entertaining. French doors open to an enchanting garden sanctuary, conceived by esteemed landscape architect Denise Bates of Piedmont and inspired by her time at Filoli Gardens. Mature plantings, curated outdoor rooms, and a sparkling pool create the ambiance of a private resort. Additional highlights include an attached garage, extensive custom millwork, and seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces that extend the home’s elegance beyond its walls.

248 France Street is a rare offering—an artful balance of classic Sonoma charm and modern luxury in one of Wine Country’s most coveted neighborhoods.