A unique Napa Valley home is set to be auctioned off on September 10th.
The 22,882-square-foot Villa De Madre was originally listed at $22 million in 2011. Now the seller, Willis Johnson, founder of Copart, Inc., a publicly traded, global online vehicle auction company, is holding an auction instead.
The gated property in Suisun Valley includes nearly 80 acres, a caretaker's house, three auto barns, and 63 acres of Cabernet vineyards.
The home itself has six bedrooms, eight baths, a game room, and indoor pool.
Johnson is auctioning the estate off because he wanted to expedite to sale, according to the company auctioning off the home, Premiere Estates Auction.
The driveway to the gated Villa de Madre in Suisun Valley is lined with olive trees.
The property is surrounded by 63 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon vines. The front of the home is marked by a large fountain.
California chic.
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