VILLA ROTONDA
HISTORY
THE ROUND BARN
Built in 1899, the Fountaingrove Round Barn quickly drew attention to its distinctive round shape, becoming a landmark of Santa Rosa.
For over a century, the Round Barn was a beloved feature of the landscape, admired by locals and visitors alike. Tragically, the barn was lost during the devastating Tubbs Fire of 2017, leaving behind cherished memories and a profound legacy.
Today, Villa Rotonda carries forward that legacy, blending the charm and significance of the Round Barn’s history with modern living in Santa Rosa.
UNLIKE ANY OTHER
Santa Rosa’s Proud History
Located in Northern California’s Wine Country, Santa Rosa has flourished as a hub for agriculture, winemaking, and community spirit. Early settlers were drawn to the region’s natural beauty and fertile soil, before setting down roots.
In 2017, the devastating Tubbs Fire swept through the area, forever changing the landscape. Beloved landmarks, including the historic Round Barn, were lost, and the community faced incredible challenges.
Yet, Santa Rosa’s spirit remained unshaken. Residents came together to rebuild, honoring the city’s rich past while embracing its future. Santa Rosa continues to thrive today, blending its agricultural roots, historic charm, and vibrant wine country culture with modern growth.
ALL SANTA ROSA HAS TO OFFER
Prime Location
Villa Rotonda, nestled in the heart of Santa Rosa’s Wine Country, offers a harmonious blend of comfort, convenience, and connectivity.
When it’s time to unwind, downtown Santa Rosa’s excellent shopping, dining, and entertainment options are only minutes away, offering everything from local boutiques to gourmet restaurants.
Santa Rosa is perfect for a peaceful retreat, with the surrounding wine country and nearby parks giving you an escape from the hustle and bustle.
DISCOVER A COMMUNITY