Desirable Estate in California with superb view of Santa Barbara coastline

Date of Publishing: March 9, 2021

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This Desirable Estate is an architectural design of talented architect Barbara Bestor. The highlights in mostly her designs are the simplicity but no sameness, focusing on comfortable living space for the family and environment friendly. This masterpiece includes 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms , other facilities and amenities in high quality. Moreover, from every corners of this house, you can freely enjoy beyond compare views of ocean, islands and mountains. This amazing architecture features expansive living space with living room; dining room; kitchen in European style appliances; bedroom ; bathroom; media room, power room; yoga room and outdoor living such as pool; private garden; patio; landscaping and more.

The Desirable Estate Information:

Location: 3660 Toro Canyon Park Rd, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
Beds: 2
Baths: 3
Living: 4.409 Square feet
Lot size: 160.54 Acres
Year built: 2010
Type: Single family

Desirable Estate in California with superb view of Santa Barbara coastline

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Description: California living at its best. This modern masterpiece by Los Angeles architect Barbara Bestor offers unparalleled views of ocean, islands and mountains in a completely private setting on 160 acres of unspoiled wilderness. Newly constructed and designed for entertaining and relaxation, with custom glass walls that slide away to bring the outdoors in. The center of the home is a loft like space, anchored by an open kitchen with European style cabinetry.

On one side, a 25 foot telescoping glass door retracts to reveal a panoramic view of the entire Santa Barbara coastline, leading into a lush courtyard with fireplace. Master bedroom has an en suite spa bath complete with Japanese style soaking tub and steam shower. Two additional bedrooms with shared full bath, media room, powder room, and yoga room with private garden. A separate guest house sleeps up to four comfortably. Exuberant native landscaping completes the picture, blending the compound seamlessly into the environment.

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