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Alex Trebek’s former Paso Robles estate pending sale for $16.9 million

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By AI, Created 17:10 UTC, Aug 17, 2026, AGP -

Windfall Farms, the former Alex Trebek-owned Central Coast estate in Paso Robles, is pending sale for $16.9 million after 39 days of auction marketing. Concierge Auctions says the result highlights growing demand for specialized wine-country properties and came through its first live appearance on the RM Sotheby’s stage during Monterey Car Week.

Why it matters: - Windfall Farms is a rare blend of vineyard, equestrian and residential real estate, which narrows the buyer pool and makes speed and certainty more important. - The pending sale adds another high-value result for Concierge Auctions’ Wine & Vineyard Division. - The property’s sale also ties a celebrity-owned estate to one of California’s fastest-growing wine regions.

What happened: - Concierge Auctions said Windfall Farms in Paso Robles is pending sale for $16.9 million after 39 days of auction marketing. - The estate was offered in cooperation with Chris Atkinson and Patty Murphy of Sotheby’s International Realty. - The August 15 auction took place live on the RM Sotheby’s stage during Monterey Car Week. - The auction was the first time Concierge Auctions has appeared live on that stage. - “House of Concierge” was displayed during RM Sotheby’s preview days ahead of the auction.

The details: - Windfall Farms was once owned by Alex Trebek until the early 2000s. - The estate includes 387 acres of premium dry red varietals. - Those vineyards are currently sold under contract to regional wineries and run under turnkey management. - The property also includes 76 approved buildable lots. - The equestrian infrastructure includes a Kentucky-style 6.5-furlong racetrack, expansive paddocks and four barns for training, foaling, stallion breeding and yearling operations. - The main residence is approximately 10,000 square feet. - The property also includes two manager’s residences plus agricultural and utility infrastructure. - Concierge Auctions says its Global Wine & Vineyard Division is the only auction platform dedicated exclusively to wineries, vineyards and wine-country properties. - The division recently handled the sale of Benessere Vineyards, a 42-acre Napa Valley estate and winery, for $10.15 million after 77 days of auction marketing. - Paso Robles has more than 200 wineries across 11 distinct sub-appellations. - Nearby producers include Justin Vineyards, DAOU Vineyards, Halter Ranch and Tablas Creek. - Cambria and Cayucos are about 30 minutes away. - Images of the property are available via the company’s announcement.

Between the lines: - The sale shows how auction marketing is being used for highly specialized luxury assets that may need a defined timeline to find the right buyer. - The Monterey Car Week setting gave the estate exposure to an audience already focused on high-end collectibles and luxury goods. - The property’s agricultural, equestrian and development components create multiple value angles, not just a single residential sale. - Concierge Auctions is using wine-country properties to deepen a niche that can benefit from national and global buyer reach.

What's next: - The closing will trigger a Key For Key® donation through Concierge Auctions’ partnership with Giveback Homes. - Agent compensation will follow the terms of the listing agreement. - Additional property details and diligence documents are available through ConciergeAuctions.com or by calling +1.212.202.2940. - Closing terms and final sale timing were not disclosed.

The bottom line: - Windfall Farms is set to change hands at a price that reflects both its scale and its rarity, while giving Concierge Auctions another marquee result in wine-country real estate.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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