Healdsburg: Single-family home goes for $3.11 million

June 7, 2026 - 00:18

A single-family residence on West Dry Creek Road in Healdsburg has changed hands, with the property closing on May 27 for $3.11 million. The home, located at 2998 West Dry Creek Road, sits in one of Sonoma County's most sought-after wine country corridors, known for its rolling vineyards and proximity to local tasting rooms.

The sale price reflects the continued strength of the luxury market in the Healdsburg area, where inventory remains tight and demand steady among buyers looking for second homes or permanent retreats. The property itself offers a mix of privacy and access, situated along a road that winds through some of the region's oldest grape-growing estates.

Real estate records show the transaction closed at just above the asking price, a sign of competitive interest in the neighborhood. The home features traditional wine country architecture, with ample outdoor space and views typical of the Dry Creek Valley. While specific details on square footage and lot size were not immediately available, the price per square foot aligns with recent sales in the area.

The sale adds to a string of high-value transactions in Healdsburg this spring, as the local market continues to attract buyers from the Bay Area and beyond. Agents note that properties with vineyard views or direct access to hiking trails tend to move quickly, often sparking bidding wars. For now, the new owners join a small community of residents who call the Dry Creek corridor home, trading city bustle for quiet rural living.