401 Oak Brook Place, Santa Rosa, CA 95409

Set high on a private cul-de-sac and approached by its own secluded drive, 401 Oak Brook Place is a rare and deeply personal expression of mid-century inspired design in Sonoma County. Conceived and built in 1979 by renowned Santa Rosa architect Thomas Fruiht as his own residence, the home reflects a thoughtful architectural vision shaped by the principles of mid-century modernism and the influence of Frank Lloyd Wright. From the outset, the design is oriented around its settingintentionally positioned to capture sweeping, unobstructed views across the Valley of the Moon. Expanses of glass, elevated vantage points, and a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape create a living experience that is both grounded and expansive. Set on approximately two acres, the property offers a rare sense of privacy while remaining moments from the amenities of Oakmont. Inside, the architecture unfolds with clarity and purpose. A dramatic formal living room with 18-foot ceilings anchors...