Centrally located in the heart of the Santa Lucia Preserve, this California Spanish Colonial–inspired residence blends clean, contemporary lines with timeless architectural elements, including arched doorways and windows, exposed beams and trusses, period-inspired tilework, deep stucco walls, and seamless indoor–outdoor living.
The home unfolds across a thoughtfully tiered layout, where a grand gallery connects the ensuite bedrooms with the living spaces. On the West end, three...
Centrally located in the heart of the Santa Lucia Preserve, this California Spanish Colonial–inspired residence blends clean, contemporary lines with timeless architectural elements, including arched doorways and windows, exposed beams and trusses, period-inspired tilework, deep stucco walls, and seamless indoor–outdoor living.
The home unfolds across a thoughtfully tiered layout, where a grand gallery connects the ensuite bedrooms with the living spaces. On the West end, three spacious ensuite bedrooms are complemented by a flexible fourth bedroom — ideal for guests, extended family, or an optional den. On the East end, the great room and kitchen are oriented to capture the morning sun, creating a warm and inviting setting for everyday living and entertaining.
A separate office tower offers a quiet, elevated workspace with custom built-in desks and cabinetry, while a loft above the great room is a bonus area thoughtfully incorporated into the living space. Enhancing the property's adaptability is a detached ~500 sq. ft. workshop that presents an opportunity to have a separate space for hobbies or conversion into a private guest house or studio.
Set against a gently sloping hillside, the home harmonizes beautifully with the surrounding trees and natural landscape. Sweeping views extend beyond the Equestrian Center to the rolling hills of the Santa Lucia Preserve. Ideally situated within walking distance to the Hacienda, The Ranch Club's gym and pool, and the community hub, The Nest, this timeless residence reflects a thoughtful dialogue between architecture, light, and landscape.
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