Silverado Resort Real Estate FAQ

Where is Silverado Resort?

Silverado Resort is at 1600 Atlas Peak Road in Napa, California 94558, on the east side of the city of Napa. The surrounding Silverado residential community covers roughly 1,200 acres around the resort's two championship golf courses.

Source: silveradoresort.com; Silverado Property Owners Association

Do I have to be a club member to buy at Silverado?

No. Anyone can buy property at Silverado. Club membership is separate: every residential parcel has a potential membership attached to it, and an owner activates it by paying the Club's transfer or initiation fee and applying for membership. You can also join The Club at Silverado without owning property, through Invitational or Junior Executive memberships, subject to availability.

Source: Magliocco Group membership notes; The Club at Silverado membership brochure (April 2025)

What is the difference between the transfer fee and the initiation fee?

If the seller kept the membership in transferable status, the buyer can preserve it by paying the transfer fee within 30 days of close of escrow. If the 30 days pass, or there was no transferable membership, the owner pays the higher initiation fee to join. The Club's 2026 published schedule listed a $40,000 transfer fee and a $65,000 initiation fee (Resident; $30,000 for Sport & Social). Confirm current fees with the Club before you write an offer, and see our 2026 Club membership guide for the latest dues and fees.

Source: 2026 Silverado Country Club & Resort Membership Information (silverado-property.com)

What membership categories does The Club at Silverado offer?

According to the Club's April 2025 brochure: Resident (Silverado property owners living within 75 air miles), Non-Resident (owners living more than 75 air miles away), Out-of-State (owners living outside California; golf fees apply), Invitational and Corporate Invitational (non-owners, subject to availability), and Junior Executive (ages 21 to 44). All require an initiation fee, monthly dues and a food-and-beverage minimum.

Source: The Club at Silverado membership brochure (April 2025)

Can I rent out my Silverado condo?

It depends on the complex. Clubhouse (Mansion Cottages), Cottage Drive, Oak Creek East and The Grove units can join Silverado Resort's rental pool. The Fairways rents through its own independent program. Creekside and Silverado Oaks are owner-occupied or long-term rental only. Silverado Resort says nearly 350 owners use its management program, which has run since 1975.

Thinking about renting your condo? If your unit is in one of the eligible complexes, Silverado Resort's own rental management program handles reservations, housekeeping and maintenance for you, right at the resort. Learn about the Silverado Resort rental program. If you'd rather work with an independent local host, we also recommend ModBnB, a Napa vacation rental host. Learn about ModBnB

Source: Magliocco Group rental program notes; silveradoresort.com rental management program

How does the Silverado Resort rental program work?

The resort markets and books your unit along with its own rooms and handles housekeeping, maintenance and revenue management. Its fee is deducted from rental revenue. Each participating unit gets a condition rating (VIP, or 1 through 4), and the rating affects how often the unit rents. Owners who stay in their own unit get resort-guest privileges, and the resort lists a 10% owner discount on food, beverage and golf.

Source: Magliocco Group rental program notes; silveradoresort.com rental management program

How many condos and homes are at Silverado?

The condo communities are Clubhouse (176 units), Cottage Drive (100), Fairways (72), Oak Creek East (100), Creekside (44 by our count, 48 per the SPOA), Silverado Oaks (38) and The Grove (31). Single-family neighborhoods include Silverado Springs (97), the Highlands Estates (53) and Villas (58), the Crest (30), Kaanapali Drive (56), Silver Trail (35) and about 200 custom homes on the residential streets.

Source: Magliocco Group neighborhood notes; Silverado Property Owners Association neighborhood list

Which Silverado neighborhoods are gated?

The Fairways, Oak Creek East, Creekside, Silverado Oaks, The Grove, the Highlands (Estates and Villas) and the Crest are gated. Ask us about any specific street, because access arrangements can change.

Source: Magliocco Group neighborhood notes

What is the Silverado Property Owners Association (SPOA)?

SPOA is an umbrella not-for-profit public benefit corporation, founded in 1981, that works to protect property rights and values across the Silverado Development Area. Each neighborhood association or contiguous area elects a board representative. SPOA does not replace your neighborhood HOA or the Country Club board, and its voluntary annual dues are modest ($40 per its website).

Source: silveradopropertyowners.org

Is Silverado Resort the same as Silverado Trail?

No. Silverado Resort is the resort and residential community off Atlas Peak Road in east Napa. Silverado Trail is a road running up the east side of Napa Valley toward Calistoga, lined with wineries and vineyard estates. A Silverado Trail address is not part of the resort community.

Source: Magliocco Group

Does Silverado still host a PGA TOUR event?

Not currently. The North Course hosted a PGA TOUR event every fall from 2014 through 2025 (the Frys.com Open, Safeway Open, Fortinet Championship and Procore Championship). The Napa Valley Register reported that the tournament was discontinued after its title sponsor withdrew and would not return in 2026.

Source: Napa Valley Register (2026)

Who owns Silverado Resort?

Affiliates of KSL Capital Partners and Arcade Capital acquired Silverado Resort and Spa in February 2023. The resort centers on a pillared Mansion built in 1870 and has two Robert Trent Jones Jr.-designed championship golf courses and a 16,000-square-foot spa and fitness center.

Source: KSL Capital Partners / Arcade Capital acquisition announcement (Feb 2023)