This rare double adobe Prairie style home, known as the Francis Cushman Wilson House, dates to 1910. Few residences from this era so completely combine historic provenance and architectural preservation (Frank Lloyd Wright school), as this hilltop compound does. Artfully re-imagined for today in the Arts and Crafts style, the interior is finished throughout with Venetian plaster walls, oak and pine floors, and many period details. Formal dining room with fireplace and decorated ceiling can accommodate many guests, as can the adjacent living room. The home also features a large basement with wine cellar and pantry. Upstairs master suite has two large walk-in closets, entertainment area, office, sauna, and screened-in sleeping porch. Separated by a hallway, the private living suite is perfect for guests. Featured in Sunset magazine, the expansive and carefully maintained one acre landscape has cool shade, fruit trees, water features, a greenhouse and vegetable gardens. The large portals and patios with outdoor dining area and fireplace create a soothing atmosphere. See the extraordinary style & character of this one-of- a-kind, not-to-be-forgotten residence.