HISTORIC REVIVAL
HEALDSBURG, CA

Known as the Historic Grape School, this late 19th-century structure sits west of Healdsburg in Sonoma County, set along a winding road through vineyard-covered hills. Originally the town's schoolhouse, the building had endured decades of neglect before the owners enlisted Kirley Architects to transform it into a family retreat.

The restoration required stripping the home to its studs and installing a new foundation beneath more than half the structure. A redesigned central stairway and loft connect the first and second floors, while the original water tower was secured and reimagined to house a two-story bathroom. A rear deck was removed to open the home to the backyard, and entry points were reconfigured for a more open, free-flowing plan.

Interiors by Michner Azurdia complete the transformation — bold materials, reclaimed hand-hewn beams, lime wash walls, and a curated mix of furnishings bring warmth and character to every room.

Kirley architects Partner-in-Charge:  Keith Kirley, AIA
Kirley architects Project Architect:  Nii-Akanu Quao
Interior Design: Michner Azurdia
Contractor:  Arrow Construction & Remodeling
Photography:  Ian Hanson
Structural Engineering:  Jyc design inc.

Traditional living room that opens to an outdoor deck with swing
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