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A Refined Montecito Retreat of Glass, Wood, and Light
Situated among Montecito’s distinguished estates, this striking wood-and-glass residence offers a private sanctuary amid the conifers. Designed by noted architect Don Pederson and updated by designer Lee Stanton, the home reflects a balance of timeless sophistication and organic warmth. Dramatic two-story ceilings and expansive picture windows invite the outdoors in, creating the feeling of living within the surrounding gardens. The thoughtfully designed kitchen flows seamlessly into an inviting family room, ideal for relaxed gatherings. The main-level primary suite, located in its own private wing, features a spa-inspired bath. Upstairs, two guest bedrooms and a well-appointed bath provide comfort and privacy for family and friends. A sunken living room evokes mid-century elegance, while a versatile den with an adjoining powder room can serve as a home office or fourth bedroom. An expansive deck along the back of the home allows for effortless indoor-outdoor living. With an oversized two-car garage, circular drive, and a peaceful wooded setting near Montecito’s Upper and Lower Villages, this home beautifully blends architectural distinction with natural tranquility.
A Refined Retreat
Situated among Montecito’s distinguished estates, this striking wood-and-glass residence offers a private sanctuary amid the conifers.
Architectural Tranquility
Designed by noted architect Don Henderson and updated by designer Lee Stanton, the home reflects a balance of timeless sophistication and organic warmth. Dramatic two-story ceilings and expansive picture windows invite the outdoors in, creating the feeling of living within the surrounding gardens.
Dramatic Volumes
Dramatic two-story ceilings and expansive picture windows invite the outdoors in, creating the feeling of living within the surrounding gardens.
A Kitchen Made for Gathering
The thoughtfully designed kitchen flows seamlessly into an inviting family room, ideal for relaxed gatherings.
Refined Comfort in Every Room
The main-level primary suite, located in its own private wing, features a spa-inspired bath. Upstairs, two guest bedrooms and a well-appointed bath provide comfort and privacy for family and friends. A sunken living room evokes mid-century elegance, while a versatile den with an adjoining powder room can serve as a home office or fourth bedroom.
Effortless Indoor–Outdoor Living
An expansive deck along the back of the home allows for effortless indoor-outdoor living.
With an oversized two-car garage, circular drive, and a peaceful wooded setting near Montecito’s Upper and Lower Villages, this home beautifully blends architectural distinction with natural tranquility.
