Undisclosed Address, Sonoma, CA 95476

Tucked near the top of Norrbom Road, this extraordinary 60-acre Sonoma ranch offers something increasingly rare: space, privacy, and the freedom to truly disappear. Set within a broad meadow and surrounded by oak-studded ridges, ancient volcanic rock formations, and three creeks, one flowing year-round and two seasonally the property feels less like a residence and more like a private world of its own. Hiking trails lead into the surrounding hills, while expansive natural landscapes provide an ever-changing backdrop for quiet mornings, creative pursuits, and long afternoons outdoors. At the heart of the property is a charming and thoughtfully updated two-bedroom home with 1 beautifully renovated baths and an inviting kitchen featuring stainless-steel appliances, a range hood, pantry, and abundant natural light. Warm hardwood floors, dual-pane windows, recessed lighting, and a wood-burning fireplace create a relaxed, sophisticated sense of place. The home also offers an unusual collection of spaces that invite creativity and retreat: a screened sleeping porch, private office, art studio, and loft. Whether used as a personal sanctuary, a place to work undisturbed, or a gathering place for family and close friends, the possibilities are remarkably flexible. And then there is the land. Once home to a trapeze school that drew visitors from Sonoma and beyond. Many locals reminisce about fun days at the camp. Today, the ranch offers an entirely different kind of escape: a place to hike, write, paint, entertain, reflect, or simply enjoy the rare luxury of having room to breathe. Imagine waking to the sound of a flowing creek, spending the afternoon beneath ancient California oaks, or following a trail into the hills as the light changes across the valley. Here, nature is not a backdrop it is the defining experience. For the discerning buyer seeking a private Sonoma sanctuary with character, acreage, and an authentic connection to the land, this property offers an excepti

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