Multi-Generational Compound
Parents, grown children, or extended family each have their own front door, kitchen, laundry, and full bath — while sharing the pool, court, and orchard.

Sonoma · California 95476
Two homes. One address. A sanctuary.
Offered at $1,449,000
3 Bed · 2 Bath · 1,056 Sq Ft Main House
1 Bed · 1 Bath · 608 Sq Ft ADU · Pool · Sport Court · Waterfall
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County of Sonoma
From the street, a sweet little mid-century charmer.Step through to the back, and the property unfolds into a park-like oasis —pool, waterfall, sport court, and orchard beneath the oaks.
This is not one home — it is two complete, fully independent residences on a single quarter-acre Sonoma parcel. Think of it as a twin property: each home has its own full kitchen, laundry, and bathrooms, and every essential appliance is doubled — two refrigerators, two dishwashers, two washers, two dryers. Two of everything, all included, all turnkey. That rare pairing means the property can shape-shift with your life: a multi-generational compound where family lives close but private, a smart investment with dual income streams, or a live-in-one, rent-the-other Sonoma foothold. Rent both, or let the stylish ADU become a sought-after short-term rental. Whatever your vision, 970 Glenwood is a property that does not just sit there — it works as hard as you do.
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01 — Possibilities
Two independent residences on one parcel mean the home can flex with your life — today, next year, and decades from now.
Parents, grown children, or extended family each have their own front door, kitchen, laundry, and full bath — while sharing the pool, court, and orchard.
Two rentable residences on one lot, with independent access and separate utilities already in place.
Offset the mortgage by living in the remodeled main house while the brand-new ADU generates income.
Maximize cash flow with two fully independent homes in one of Sonoma's most convenient pockets.
The ADU's spa bath, full kitchen, and private side-yard access make it an ideal guest retreat — or open both homes to travelers.
02 — Site / Floor Plans
The permitted site plan tells the whole story: the 1955 main house and garage up front, and the detached 16′ × 38′ ADU set along the western property line — with the pool, basketball court, and louvered pergola in between. Below, the key specifications for each of the two independent residences.
Floor Plans
Each residence is fully independent — its own full kitchen, laundry, and full bathrooms. Measured drawings for both homes are below.



Residence One — 970 Glenwood
Measured floor plan above
Residence Two — 972 Glenwood
16′ × 38′ Studio Shed Summit · plan above
03 — The Residence
Built in 1955 and completely remodeled and renovated in 2024, the home keeps its mid-century soul: open beam ceilings, a formal entry, and a dining/living combo anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen and both full baths are new — one with a shower stall, the other with a shower over tub — with gold-toned hardware and fixtures chosen to the era, plus custom closet organizers and lighting redesigned for the period in every room. The result is a warm, cohesive glow that flows from the bedrooms and bathrooms to the kitchen. Every light is on a dimmer, so the mood adjusts from bright morning to soft evening with a single touch. The roof color and exterior palette echo the ADU, so the two homes read as one intentional composition. A full washer and dryer in the garage are included, so the main house is move-in ready. French doors open from the living space to a covered patio with an adjustable louvered roof, making the indoors and outdoors one room in every season. The primary bedroom has its own French doors to the patio, and four skylights — two in the living room and one in each guest bedroom — wash the interior in natural light.




04 — Second Dwelling
Custom designed by the owner and built in late 2025, this 608 square foot accessory dwelling unit is a home of its own — and it has rarely been lived in. The stylish mini chef's kitchen features a waterfall quartz countertop, a tiled backsplash, a dishwasher, a built-in microwave, and an induction cooktop. The same quartz carries into the office nook, and the spa bathroom's steam shower is wrapped in large-format panels with gold accents that mirror the main house hardware and fixtures. Two barn doors add character: one opens to the office nook and laundry area, the other to the primary suite. An attached outdoor shower and a full bedroom complete the layout. A brand-new Whirlpool washer and dryer are tucked into the office nook area, and generous storage keeps everything tidy. The roof color and exterior palette match the main house, so the two homes feel like one curated estate. Like the main house, every ADU light is on a dimmer, so the atmosphere shifts from productive morning light to relaxed evening glow. Set along the western side of the property, the ADU overlooks the backyard and pool and has its own private access — ideal as a guest house, studio, or income unit.
05 — Outdoors
The backyard is a private oasis: a classic mid-century swimming pool, a large grass lawn, and a waterfall that spills from the little hillside where three majestic oaks stand watch over the new 19 × 30 sport court — a true basketball court with painted lines, an abbreviated three-point line, a proper free-throw line, and a 72-inch Mega Slam hoop. Apple, pear, lemon, lime, and pomelo trees line the lot; the covered patio with its louvered roof extends the living space, and the driveway leaves room for an RV or boat. Solar panels power the home, while dedicated solar thermal panels heat the pool.

06 — Solar & Pool Heating
Two completely separate solar systems work side by side on the main house roof. The first is an owned photovoltaic array — 18 solar-electric panels on the lower roof slope — sized to offset the home's electrical footprint, from the Nest climate control and Ring doorbell to the EV charger and kitchen appliances. The second is a dedicated solar-thermal system of 5 collectors on the upper roof slope that heats the swimming pool directly, capturing the Sonoma sun to warm the water and extend the swimming season well past the summer months. Together, the two independent systems cut utility costs while keeping the home comfortable and the pool inviting. The result: some PG&E bills are as low as $50 a month — among the smallest the owner has ever seen.





07 — The Waterfall
A hand-built hillside waterfall beneath three oaks by Killer B Gardens · Sonoma.




Waterfall by Brit Wilkens · Killer B Gardens · Sonoma
08 — Gallery
Updated photography and brand-new ADU photos — coming soon.

























09 — Particulars
Interior of the Main Home
Systems & Efficiency
Location & Legal
Latitude / Longitude
Location
970 Glenwood Drive, Sonoma, CA 95476
Hwy 12 to Madrone to Glenwood
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