That makes the three-bedroom house the most expensive home for sale in Napa Valley.
Oakville is a small community in the heart of wine country, about 60 miles north of San Francisco. Surrounding vineyards include the Rudd Oakville Estate, Plump Jack, Gargiulo, Groth, B Cellars, Silver Oak, and Opus One, Robert Mondavi, and Screaming Eagle.
The manicured grounds include a rose and dahlia garden. By the pool is a one-bedroom guest house with a full kitchen, bathroom, and living room.
The single-level home was designed by Bay Area celebrity architect Sandy Walker.
The late Barbara Colvin designed the interiors, which are meant to exemplify the indoor/outdoor lifestyle of Napa Valley's wine country. The house has vaulted Douglas fir ceilings, a library, and of course, a wine cellar.
The home is designed in a contemporary farmhouse style.
OJ and Gary Shansby previously set a Napa County and Sonoma County real-estate record when they sold their last house for more than $30 million to the former chief executive of Citigroup, Sanford Weill.
Their Oakville home was built in 2013, and this is the first time it's gone on the market. Each of the three bedrooms has its own en suite bathroom.
The home merges indoor and outdoor living.
There's plenty of outdoor living space to enjoy the mild California weather ...
... not to mention the stunning views of vineyards and rolling hills.
The house is surrounded by ancient oak and olive trees.
If the listing photos are any indication, the buyers of the Napa Valley home will experience some truly spectacular sunsets.