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- A 6,615 square-foot home with 40 acres of vineyards in Northern California's Napa Valley is for sale for $15 million.
- The home is owned by Norma and Lamar Hunt, the late owner of the Kansas City Chiefs NFL team.
- In addition to the grapevines, the listing comes with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a wine cellar, and a four-car garage.
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A five-bedroom home and acres of grapevines in California's Napa Valley is for sale for $15 million.
The property may belong to Norma Hunt and her late husband Lamar Hunt, the owner of the Kansas City Chiefs who died in 2006 (the family still owns the team and son Clark is the Chiefs' chairman), but it sits not far from 49ers country - the San Francisco NFL team calls Santa Clara, a city in the heart of Silicon Valley about two-and-a-half hours to the south, its home.
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Norma Hunt kisses the AFC Championship trophy named after her late husband on January 19, 2020 in Kansas City, Missouri.
It was during a trip to the Bay for a Kansas City Chiefs vs. Oakland Raiders game years ago that the Hunts discovered Knights Valley, where the home is located in Napa. Compass listing agent Christine Krenos told Business Insider that Norma Hunt later sought out property in the region with soil fit for grape growing specifically to delve into wine production, and also to construct a gorgeous home.
Vines after vines of mostly cabernet grapes come with the property. But that doesn't mean Hunt is selling her brand - she'll continue to make wine, just with other grapes.
The home is surrounded at all sides by the region's rolling hills and valleys.
"Every time I go up there, it's like magic," Krenos said.
Take a look around the beautiful, sprawling Northern California estate.