Set at the southern end of the Napa Valley, Napa is the gateway to what's known as California's Wine Country. The dry summers and mild winters create a Mediterranean climate ideal for growing grapes, and wine seeps into all parts of life here. “Instead of being offered a cup of coffee when you arrive at someone’s house, you’re offered a glass of wine. It’s a natural part of things,” says Heli Sairanen, a broker associate with Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley who’s sold homes in Napa for 48 years. Millions come to the city each year to sample the area’s wines, and many of the around 80,000 residents work in the city’s service industry or in wine manufacturing. Napa State Hospital, a psychiatric hospital off Imola Avenue, is another big employer. “The town of Napa relies so much on wine tourism that it really is part of the culture,” says Dean Castelli, a Realtor with Winderemere Napa Valley Properties who’s lived here for 27 years. “Everywhere you go, you run into winemakers and winery owners. There’s prestige in being in one of the premier wine regions in the world.”
Silverado Resort is full of happy bicyclists at sunset.
So the wind in your hair while on the boat at Napa Valley Vine Trail in Sheveland Ranch.
Downtown Napa's First Street Bridge provides a great view down First Street and over the water.
Riverpark is nestled in the world famous Napa County.
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Tasting rooms and Michelin restaurants in downtown Napa
Downtown Napa is the city’s restaurant hub, filled with several walkable blocks of tasting rooms, boutiques and renowned restaurants like the Michelin-starred Kenzo and La Toque. Just over the river, Oxbow Public Market is full of local eateries and food vendors, as well as homewares and wine. “Any time of day, I can walk through downtown, and I always run into people I know,” Castelli says. “The businesses in Napa understand that it’s the locals that keep them alive and thriving.”
Events also draw the community downtown. January and February bring the annual Napa Lighted Art Festival, and each May, the Napa Valley Expo hosts BottleRock, a three-day music festival that highlights a range of genres, as well as the area’s food and wine scene.
North Napa has several longstanding restaurants where residents can dine without the crowds. Big-box retailers are concentrated along Trancas Street and on Soscol Avenue, and the Napa Premium Outlets offer deals on national brands near Route 29.
Springwood Estates is one of the best places to go wine tasting in Napa County.
The Napa Valley Community Market is hosted in the backyard of Oxbow Gardens in Downtown Napa.
Tourists to Downtown Napa can stop by the Napa Valley Welcome Center to learn more about Napa.
Wine Girl Downtown Napa has a chic and modern atmosphere.
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From Queen Anne houses to gated resort homes
The median home sale price in Napa is around $940,000, higher than the national median of $407,000 but lower than Sonoma's $985,0000 and Calistoga's roughly $1.3 million. “Over the long term, we see about a 7% growth in property values,” Castelli says. “Even over the past few years, where we've seen interest rates climb, property values have held in Napa. But we’ve seen a decline in inventory and motivated sellers.”
The city’s oldest homes are within walking distance of downtown in the Fuller Park and Napa Abajo neighborhoods, which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places for their turn-of-the-20th-century Queen Anne, Craftsman and Folk Victorian housing; prices range from around $900,000 to $2.3 million. Midcentury “Devita homes,” which are character-rich ranch-style houses designed by a local builder, are common in southwest and central neighborhoods like Westwood; prices typically range from $540,000 to $1.1 million. Suburban neighborhoods like Brown’s Valley have three-to-five-bedroom ranch-style and split-level homes built after 1960, ranging from $726,000 to $2.5 million. On the city’s outskirts, gated resort communities like Silverado Resort and Stanly Ranch have the most expensive housing, with prices ranging from $1.2 million to $5.2 million. New homes are being constructed in Soscol Gateway South.
Silverado Resort is full of beautiful condos right by the golf course in Napa.
Silverado Resort has a variety of housing options, from condos to large three bedroom homes.
Silverado Resort has homes nestled in the middle of vineyards in Napa.
Silverado Resort has stunning condos with great landscaping in Napa.
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Mountain views and the Napa River
Napa has over 800 acres of parks that range from landscaped green spaces like Fuller Park to rugged hiking trails at Westwood Hills Park. The city’s tree-lined streets earned it the title of "Tree City USA" from the National Arbor Day Foundation for 33 years in a row, 1990 to 2023. Homes can sometimes back up to scenic vineyards, the Vaca Mountains and Mayacamas Mountains rise gently over the rooftops, and the Napa River flows through the city enroute to San Pablo Bay. Nearby, the 850-acre Skyline Wilderness Park is a local favorite for its 25 miles of hiking trails and 18-hole disc golf course.
Silverado Resort is near the Napa River.
A custom-built residence combining luxury and style.
Oxbow Preserve offers a serene escape with natural beauty in Alta Heights.
Valley Views Breathtaking landscapes as seen from the picturesque Alta Heights.
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Reduced flooding risk from the Napa River/Creek Flood Protection Project
Areas near the Napa River are in a Special Flood Hazard Area and are at increased risk for flooding. Homeowners here may have to purchase flood insurance and receive special permits for construction projects. However, the ongoing Napa River/Creek Flood Protection Project has significantly reduced the flooding throughout the city by building levees and restoring wetlands; the last phase of the project is scheduled to begin in 2027.
Like much of California, Napa is also at risk for wildfires. The Napa Communities Firewise Foundation educates the community about fire prevention strategies, like creating defensible space by clearing brush around the home. The city can also experience earthquakes; it sits on the West Napa Fault, which is considered less active than others nearby.
Wine education at Napa Valley College
Local kids can attend schools in the Napa Valley Unified School District, which earns an A-minus from Niche. The private Justin-Siena High earns an A-plus and is ranked by Niche as the top private high school in the county. At Napa Valley College, a public community college enrolling around 6,500 students, future winemakers can get hands-on experience in the Viticulture and Winery Technology Program, offering classes like winery operations and wine chemistry.
McPherson wouldn't be a Napa neighborhood without some beautiful wine grapes.
Silverado Middle School is located in Napa, California.
Vintage High School is home of the Crushers.
Vichy Elementary School provides safe and quality education to students in Napa.
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Routes up-valley on Route 29 and the Napa Valley Vine Trail
Route 29 and the Silverado Trail (Route 121) connect Napa to up-valley destinations like Yountville and St. Helena, and with Highway 12, which leads about 15 miles west to the city of Sonoma. U.S. 101 (locally known as the 101) can be picked up 25 miles west in Petaluma or 30 miles southwest in Novato. Interstate 80 is 13 miles away, leading roughly 49 miles to San Francisco. “We’re 45 minutes from San Francisco, and less than an hour from Sacramento,” Castelli says. “You can be at a beach in just over an hour or in the Sierras skiing in two hours. It’s one of those places where everything is within a two-hour drive.”
The Vine bus provides public transportation throughout the city, and bike lanes and sidewalks make it friendly for cyclists and pedestrians. Upon completion in 2028, the paved Napa Valley Vine Trail will run the entire length of the Napa Valley, providing a cycling route between Calistoga and Vallejo. Napa County Airport, a public airport with no commercial flights, is just south of the city; most locals head the roughly 60 miles to San Francisco International Airport for travel. Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center, the city’s only hospital, is on Trancas Street in the Vintage neighborhood.
A lower crime rate than most of California
According to data from the California Department of Justice, Napa’s rates of violent and property crime increased in 2023; most crimes are concentrated around downtown. However, according to FBI statistics, the rates remain below state and national figures. The police department has around 76 officers who connect with the community through the Sheriff’s Activities League, a program where officers lead local youth fitness activities.
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For views of Downtown Napa and the Napa Valley, Alta Heights is the place to be. “It’s a small bluff on the east side of Napa, just at the edge of city limits,” says Gary Rose, a sales associate with Golden Gate Sotheby’s who grew up in Napa. “It has a winding road that takes you to the top, and the homes there have beautiful views of Napa and Up Valley toward St. Helena.” Downtown Napa is within walking distance of most homes, and the overall CAP Index Crime Score here is 3 out of 10, compared to the national average of 4. The Silverado Trail in the neighborhood’s west connects to the rest of the Napa Valley.<br><br>The top of the bluff is known as Montecito Heights, and the curvy, two-lane Montecito Boulevard and spacious lots give the area a rural feel. The custom-built homes here are designed with large porches and huge windows to take in the views of the Napa Valley. A three-bedroom Mediterranean-inspired home can start at $1.4 million, while a four-bedroom 21st-century modern house with Napa Valley views can cost $4.1 million. <br><br>On the lower part of the bluff near downtown, minimal traditional, midcentury modern, and Craftsman-inspired homes sit close together along gridded streets. Sloped yards are large enough for a single-car driveway and ornamental tree. According to Rose, these homes typically range from 1,000 to 1,400 square feet. A two-bedroom minimal traditional near downtown can start at $630,000, while a three-bedroom midcentury modern home can cost $1.7 million. <br><br>Local kids can start at Alta Heights Elementary, which earns a B-plus from Niche, then attend the B-minus-rated Silverado Middle. The B-plus-rated Napa High is known for its choir and instrumental music programs. Singers can join one of six ensembles in the school’s 350-member choir, and musicians can learn an instrument in the orchestra or jazz band. Private options include the A-rated Napa Christian for kindergarten through Grade 12 and the B-plus-rated Kolbe-Trinity School for transitional kindergarten through Grade 12.<br><br>The 2-acre Esther Deaver Park in Alta Heights’ center is a popular place for neighborhood kids to play together on the jungle gym. At the 7-acre Lakeview Park in the southeast, dog owners can take their pups for a half-mile walk around the lake, where they might see geese or deer. Residents can also take a stroll at the 13-acre Oxbow Preserve in the west, where they can wander along the Napa River floodplain in search of Bob the Rhino, a rhinoceros statue along the trail. Golfers can join the Napa Valley Country Club, 2 miles east of the neighborhood, which has a par-72 course, as well as a pool, tennis program and bocce league. Nearby houses of worship include Napa Valley Korean Seventh-Day Adventist Church and Creekside Church Napa.<br><br>“It’s a 10- to 20-minute walk to Downtown Napa,” Rose says, “but it’s a hard walk back because it's up the hill.” The Oxbow Public Market is a popular marketplace downtown with cafes and local vendors. For a night out, locals head to Cole’s Chop House, a traditional steakhouse known for its 21-day dry-aged beef. “It’s a classic,” Rose says. “You feel like you’re inside of a winery.” Angèle Restaurant and Bar is popular for its upscale French menu and riverfront patio. Residents can sample Napa Valley wines at several wineries to the neighborhood’s east, including Shadybrook Estate Winery and Tulocay Winery. Fresh produce is available each Saturday at the year-round Napa Farmers Market downtown, and nearby grocery options include Nob Hill Foods and Raley’s.<br><br>The Silverado Trail is in the neighborhood’s west, and East Avenue passes through its center. Downtown Napa is a short trip across the river on 1st Street. The Vine bus stops along East Avenue. Dedicated bike lanes and low-speed residential streets make the area bike-friendly. While there are few sidewalks, many residents enjoy walking downtown or taking strolls with their dogs. Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center is 2 miles northwest. Napa County Airport, a public airport with no commercial flights, is 7 miles south; San Francisco International Airport is 58 miles south, and San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, a smaller airport with mostly domestic flights, is a 51-mile trip.<br><br>The Napa Valley Expo, to the neighborhood’s southwest, hosts some of the area’s largest events. Over 100,000 people come out for BottleRock, a three-day music festival with famous acts like Stevie Nicks, Pearl Jam and Queens of the Stone Age. The festival also highlights Napa’s food and wine with booths from some of its most famous restaurants. At the Napa Town and Country Fair each August, families can check out local agricultural displays and carnival rides.<br><br>The Tulocay Cemetery in the neighborhood’s south has served as Napa’s final resting place since 1859. Residents can visit departed loved ones or take a self-guided tour of the cemetery’s historical sites. The Napa County Historical Society also hosts monthly walking tours during the summer.<br><br>Homes west of the Silverado Trail are in a Special Flood Hazard Area and can flood when the Napa River breaks its banks; residents here are advised to purchase flood insurance. The last flood was in 2005 before the Napa River Flood Project built floodwalls to reduce the risk. <br><br>Alta Heights is at risk for wildfires, and residents here are likely to experience reduced air quality during nearby fires. The last major wildfires in the area were in 2020, when the Glass Fire and LNU Lightning Complex burned areas to the north and east. Residents can sign up for Nixle emergency alerts to be notified during emergencies.
Located 3 miles from Downtown Napa, suburban Pueblo Park is conveniently located next to shopping and parks. “Pueblo Park is a good starter area that’s quite close to one of the busier shopping centers in town,” says Virginia Morse, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley who’s sold homes in Napa for 16 years. “It’s a very nice spot with larger lots and older homes.” Residents here have easy access to Target and grocery stores, and nature lovers can enjoy the trails of nearby Alston Park or the bike-friendly Napa Valley Vine Trail. With U.S. Highway 29 on the neighborhood’s east side, the entire Napa Valley is an easy drive away. <br><br>On Pueblo Park’s north side, midcentury ranch-style and minimal traditional homes sit close together along wide, sidewalk-lined streets, with yards big enough for an ornamental tree and paved driveway. On the south side, midcentury ranch styles are still common, but buyers can also find 1990s Craftsman-inspired new traditional homes; streets here are more shaded, and some lack sidewalks altogether. “The southern end is eclectic; there’s a lot of individuality,” Morse says. “A little bit north of that area, there are more modest homes at lower price points.” A two-bedroom minimal traditional home can start at $512,000, while a four-bedroom ranch-style with a pool can cost $1.5 million.<br><br>Local kids can start at West Park Elementary and then attend Redwood Middle; both earn a B from Niche. Students at the B-plus-rated Napa High can join the 350-member choir, which has six vocal ensembles. The school also has 25 clubs, including the Ultimate Frisbee Club and Mock Trial Club. Private options include the unrated St. John’s Lutheran School for pre-kindergarten through Grade 8 and the A-plus-rated Justin-Siena High.<br><br>U.S. Highway 29 borders Pueblo Park in the east, and Redwood Road is the main road in the north. The Vine bus stops throughout the neighborhood. Bike-friendly roads with low speeds and dedicated bike lanes connect to Downtown Napa, 3 miles southeast. Sidewalks make the area pedestrian-friendly. Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center is 2 miles northeast. Napa County Airport, a public airport with no commercial flights, is 10 miles southeast; San Francisco International Airport is 61 miles south, and San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, a smaller airport with mostly domestic flights, is a 53-mile trip.<br><br>At the 2-acre Sutherland Park in the neighborhood’s northwest, kids can ride down a zipline or climb on the bright green play structures. Alston Park, to the northwest, is a popular place to watch Napa’s hot air balloon tours land; the 157-acre park has 3 miles of trails through grassy hills, and dogs can go off-leash at the 30-acre dog park. More hiking can be found at the 111-acre Westwood Hills Park to the southwest, where steep trails lead to views of the Napa Valley. Cyclists can access the Napa Valley Vine Trail on Solano Avenue; this paved path will eventually connect Vallejo Ferry Terminal to Calistoga, but for now, cyclists can take it north to Yountville or southeast to Downtown Napa and Kennedy Park. Nearby houses of worship include Cornerstone Fellowship Napa, St. John’s Lutheran Church and Hopewell Baptist Church.<br><br>Squeeze Burger, formerly called Squeeze Inn Hamburgers, is a Northern California chain that was featured on Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” One of its seven locations is found in Pueblo Park’s northeast, where hungry residents crowd around the lunch counter to taste its namesake dish: a burger topped with so much cheese that it forms a crispy crust called a “cheese skirt.” Just east of Highway 29 in the Bel Aire Plaza shopping center, the family-owned Heritage Eats has lighter options, including globally inspired salad bowls and wraps. Big-box retailers can also be found here, including Target and Outdoor Supply Hardware, plus the grocery stores Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe’s. <br><br>Pueblo Park’s residents are only 3 miles from events in Downtown Napa. The annual 4th of July Celebration includes an afternoon of local music and a kids’ zone with games; instead of a traditional fireworks show, the night is capped with an environmentally friendly drone light display. <br><br>Pueblo Park is at risk for wildfires, but residents here are more likely to experience smoke from nearby fires than any direct effects. The area’s last major wildfires were the Glass Fire and LNU Lightning Complex in 2020, which burned areas to the north and east. Residents can register for Nixle emergency alerts to be notified of active fires.
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