2111 Monticello Road is a nationally published Napa Valley modern farmhouse compound featured in Western Art & Architecture and designed by Jarrod Denton of Signum Architecture. The approximately 3.72± acre estate unfolds across multiple structures connected by glass breezeways and courtyards, with vineyard and mountain views in three directions. The 4,408± square foot main residence, completed in 2021, was built around Passive House-inspired principles with three Zehnder energy recovery ventilation systems, airtight construction, and high-performance insulation for exceptional air quality, thermal comfort, and quiet. The great room features 18.5-foot cathedral ceilings and 21-foot-wide German Tanner pocketing glass walls, while the chef's kitchen offers a La Cornue range, Arclinea cabinetry, Carrara marble island, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and a 350-bottle wine cellar by StudioBecker. The 1,481± square foot primary suite includes heated limestone floors, a freestanding soaking tub, marble slab shower, private office, and room-sized dressing room. Two additional guest suites each offer private patios and en-suite baths. The 1,070± square foot pool house/studio/entertaining barn features exposed beams, wet bar, surround sound, dual Murphy beds and full bath, opening to a heated infinity-edge pool, limestone terraces, willow-covered dining pergola, firepit, and bocce court. Recent enhancements include a newly planted acre of Cabernet Franc, solar installation, upgraded 125 GPM well, dual 10,000-gallon water storage with multi-stage water filtration systems, 60KW Kohler generator, Control4 smart home integration, and fire suppression throughout. A gated entry with newly paved interior roads leads to a detached garage with finished office, workshop, and wine room or home gym potential.