Estate and land in Napa Valley.
A white-glove approach to one of California's most complex and prestigious markets — where water, zoning and county process decide a deal as much as the house does.
Napa Valley properties.
90 Longhorn Ridge Road
A 65-acre estate in a gated equestrian community, with Lake Berryessa on the horizon, a detached guest house, pool and full outdoor kitchen.
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95 Longhorn Ridge Road
Three parcels totalling roughly 78 acres, with a barn, horse stalls, pastures, a seasonal pond and Mt. Tamalpais on the skyline.
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K2's activity in Napa is defined by deep expertise in land acquisition and development — helping clients navigate the valley's complex zoning and premium vineyard opportunities. By treating every client's asset with the precision of a personal investment, the firm bridges sophisticated financial strategy and the local nuance of California's most prestigious wine country market.
Siamak Kalhor leads the Napa practice and lives in the eastern foothills of the valley. That matters: on large-acreage property, the questions that decide a deal are about water, zoning, access and county process — not finishes.
What is selling in Napa County, and what is not.
Our fall 2026 report reads three years of BAREIS MLS data for Napa and Sonoma: price per foot is about 10 percent below its 2024 peak, the county carries 6.9 months of inventory, and the up-valley towns hold two to four times the supply of the city of Napa.
Napa County Real Estate, Fall 2026
What is selling, what is not, and why Sonoma is holding: price per foot down 10% from the 2024 peak, 6.9 months of inventory, and one in three listings coming off unsold.
Why Napa Valley land holds its value
Napa is a scarcity market by design — and that design is exactly what protects long-term land values.
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The Napa development blueprint: the math behind an 18-month build
How development financing lets the bank carry the costs while you create the value — the numbers behind an 18-month build.
Read →Common questions about Napa Valley property.
Does K2 Investment work in Napa Valley?
Yes. K2 has been active in Napa Valley since the 2013–2019 period, applying the same white-glove approach it brings to Downtown Los Angeles. Siamak Kalhor, CA DRE #00908799, leads the Napa practice and lives in the valley.
What kind of Napa property does K2 handle?
Estate homes, large-acreage land, equestrian property and vineyard-potential parcels — the transactions where land, water, zoning and county requirements matter as much as the house.
Why does local knowledge matter so much in Napa?
Because Napa County's agricultural and hillside protections sharply limit what can be built and subdivided. Whether a parcel can support a vineyard, a second dwelling or a well is a question of county process, not ambition — and it needs answering before you write an offer.
What Napa listings does K2 currently represent?
90 Longhorn Ridge Road and 95 Longhorn Ridge Road, both in the gated Longhorn Ridge equestrian community in the eastern foothills of Napa Valley.
Tell us what you're looking for — we can find it.
K2 has access to off-market inventory and broker relationships across Downtown Los Angeles. Whether you need office space in the Flower District, retail frontage in the Fashion District, or an investment property to 1031 exchange into — we know the market and the buildings.