5
Beds
5 full, 1 half
Baths
8,306
Sqft
47,492
Sqft lot
1.09
Acre lot
Status:
Active
Property Type:
Single Family Residence
Year Built:
2013
Neighborhood:
Paradise Home Estates
Days on Website:
169
Nestled between Mummy and Camelback mountains, this meticulously maintained estate showcases authentic Santa Barbara architecture and timeless design. Every detail created by skilled artisans, it features exquisite millwork and cabinetry - all crafted on site. Privately set on a tranquil Paradise Valley cul-de-sac, the home features a circular driveway, flowing fountain, gated entry courtyard with exposed terracotta roof tiles and red brick columns...reminiscent of the famed Royal Palms Resort. Ideal for entertaining, the chef's kitchen boasts dual islands of butcher's block and Carrera marble atop beautiful cabinetry, with ample seating for 12 and a spacious butler's pantry. The great room, adjacent to the theater with coffered ceiling and plush seating for 8, features hand-hewn trestle beams, a serving bar and wine room, which all flow into the central courtyard. Once outside, discover this charming outdoor space with a shimmering hand-tiled swimming pool, an outdoor kitchen, inviting seating areas with mountain views and a full guest casita. Unwind and relax in the custom spa that can seat up to 12 with cascading fountains from the pergola above. The primary suite features a coffered ceiling, sliding bookcase revealing a secret office, Cantera fireplace, a luxurious bath with dual vanity areas, custom tile, and two walk-in closets. The split floor plan includes three guest suites with en-suite baths and beautiful hand-painted tiles. The hand-painted domed ceilings in the formal dining room and nearby office complement the living room with its boxed barrel-domed ceiling and crystal chandeliers, offering stunning Camelback Mountain views. An oversized four-car garage with ample built-in cabinetry, native plants, fruit trees, and space for a pickleball court or putting green complete this pristine property.
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