This is a weekly feature to keep you informed about the real estate happenings in Yountville. Besides just real estate info, I hope to give the readers of my blog some insight into the heart of Yountville using a variety of media including photos, tidbits, gossip and other fun things. If this is of interest to you, I would love hearing from you. If there are other cities here in the Napa Valley, such as St. Helena or Calistoga, you would like this feature expanded to, let me know.
STATS
last 7 days acivity new listings 1 sale pending 1 sold 0 expired 0 withdrawn 0
new listing(s) 1510 Yountville Cross Road, $3,400,000, 4 br, 4 ba, 3,417 SF 1.35 acre
new pending(s) 34 Forrester Lane, $849,000, 3 br, 2.5 ba, 1,897 SF
Facts, numbers, SF from BAREIS and/or Napa County tax records, not guaranteed
current active listings for sale 23 average price $1,291,557 average days on market 104
current sale pendings 2 average price $765,000 average days on market 184
sold in last 6 months 10 average price $626,500 average days on market 154
FACTS ETC
My FACTS ETC this week is copied from the Studio 707 blog who did a wonderful job covering the YOUNTVILLE PHOTO BOOTH PROJECT by Phil Sherburne. Truly a unique and Yountville type of happening. If you get a chance to drop by, it is still up.
Yountville “Facebook” Installed This Week
Pacific Northwest urban planner- turned- sustainable developer, Phil Sherburne, collaborated with San Francisco photographer Christopher Irion this month to rally people who live or work in the small Napa Valley town of Yountville for a community portrait. Monday night the two men hosted a block party to celebrate the installation of the portrait, a composite of hundreds of large-format individual and group images that stretches along a sidewalk in the town center.
(Left to right) Alexander Treu of the Di Rosa Preserve and Ashley Teplin, Studio 707, work with photographer Christopher Irion to mount the 215 images he took in his PhotoBooth for Yountville’s Community Portrait.“I’ve been thinking about Facebook and what it means to the people who participate,” said Sherburne. “I’ve decided this is the facebook of Yountville,” he said, gesturing toward the images of locals. Both Sherburne and Irion said they consider the wall to be a celebration of community here and everywhere. “It’s not about the art,” said Irion. “It’s about all of you. Thank-you for taking the risk to participate.”
Phil Sherburne introduces townspeople to Arborica’s Evan Shively who not only sourced and milled reclaimed lumber for the Bardessono inn and spa, but arrived with his wife, Madeline and Chef Annie Gingrass and his portable, wood-fired oven to create artisan pizzas for the block party.Irion has now traveled across the United States carrying his portable, handmade PhotoBooth in a Volkswagen Eurovan documenting communities from coast to coast. Sherburne, who underwrote the project, founded an even smaller community than Yountville on Decatur Island in the San Juans 25 years ago. Next winter, he will open a new inn in the Town of Yountville he hopes will achieve Platinum LEED Certification.
Yountville’s block party drew several hundred locals who enjoyed pizzas created by Madeleine and Evan Shively and Ann Gingrass in Evan’s portable wood-fired pizza oven. Shively is the owner of Aborica
The Community Portrait wall will be up until Yountville’s November Festival of Lights installation.
Click here for images of the PhotoBooth installation party from Monday, August 11.
Photos by Ashley Teplin
Click here for images of the PhotoBooth installation.
Photos by Ashley Teplin and Pamela Hunter
Click here for the PhotoBooth picture taking day in Yountville on July 10 and 12.
Photos by Ashley Teplin and Christopher Irion
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