SOUTH BAY DIGS | Digital Edition Online

February 19, 2021

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66 DIGS.NET | 2.19.2021 M A R K E T R E A L E S TAT E | 2 1 2 1 P A S E O D E L M A R for a central turret that's sheathed in sun-toasted stone. The result, when stepping into the home, is a striking one: stone walls play against the smooth dome above, and natural light pours in from the outdoors. From here, grand wood columns and graceful archways lead to a library with classic coffered ceilings and a fireplace rounding out this inviting space. Here, one could easily spend hours in study, especially with tall windows and doors linking the space to the green yard. This same atmosphere, elegant and sunlit, is at play in both the dedicated office and the kids' study room—two additional, deluxe places for working and studying. Even more choice presents itself when venturing to the home's lower level: In addition to a three-car garage, there is a wine room and full bathroom on this floor, along with a dedicated kids' playroom outfitted with a TV and pool table. It's the ample selection of custom- designed spaces in this house that makes it so luxurious, along with the attention to design throughout. One of the places that displays this to full advantage is an oft-used family gathering spot: the roomy kitchen, which is equipped with a massive central island and a sunny nook for dining. Steps away is the great room, with earthy wood floors and a hearty stone fireplace that scales to the ceiling. It's a wonderful spot for family to gather every day due to the mix of traditional Mediterranean warmth, elevated by a soaring, barrel-shaped ceiling and proximity to a fresh-air loggia that serves as an al fresco living room. One can also orient the overall style of the home, if wished, to a softer or more contemporary flavor by way of strategic lighting and interior design choices. "What a lot of people have been doing is making them more Montecito style," Hobin Williams says of similar Mediterranean-styled properties. That there's a feeling of ease and natural beauty that takes over when first stepping onto this property is because every corner has been designed as a private, fresh-air enclave—even the master bedroom has arched doorways connecting it to the splendor of the neat green grounds. "For somebody who's looking for more space and a fabulous entertaining backyard, there's nothing like it up here," she notes. Reach the top of the circular stone pagoda, one of the property's most unique custom features, and gaze over leafy trees out towards the endless blue of the Pacific Ocean, and it's hard to disagree.

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