Actor Robin Williams is selling his Napa Valley estate, which comes complete with a vineyard and wine cellar, for $35 million.
The 61-year-old comedian is reportedly bidding adieu to the wine-making business as he sells Villa Sorriso, the 653-acre property that spills over the Mayacama Mountains between Napa and Sonoma Valleys.
Portuguese limestone envelopes close to 20,000-square feet of luxurious living space. The interiors, which include five bedrooms, six half and full bathrooms, an oak-paneled library, home theatre facility and family room, are elegantly decorated.
The property also has its own climate-controlled cellars for wine, apart from a viewing tower that overlooks the vineyard.
A 65-foot infinity-edge swimming pool is another highlight of the property. Antique European stone decking, a lawn and multi-tiered sculpture garden surround the pool.
The estate also features a barn that has seven stalls plus a track room, a half bath and separate shower room.
In addition to Villa Sorriso, Williams' property portfolio include a 6,517-square foot water front residence in Tiburon, California, and a modest two bedroom and 1.5 bathroom residence in the Bronson Canyon area of Los Angeles, Realestaker reported.
Last year, the actor bought a one bedroom and two bathroom condo-crib with private roof terrace in Brooklyn, which was transferred to his oldest son who later sold it for $1,100,000, the website said.
