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March, 5, 2021

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66 DIGS.NET | 3.5.2021 M A R K E T R E A L E S TAT E | 1 9 M I S T Y A C R E S "It's a joyful place," says Angel of this colorful sanctuary, approximately 4,333 square feet and located in The Ranch—a neighborly gated community in Rolling Hills Estates, which is about a 15-minute drive south of Malaga Cove. With five bedrooms and a traditional floorplan— with nearly all of the sleeping spaces on the second floor, and gathering spaces on the first—the environment is nicely attuned to accommodating a family at a time when much of daily living takes place at home. "The environment is just very fun," remarks Angel. Much of the pleasantry comes from the property's fresh-air spaces that grant kids and parents a range of places to roam. So suited for the current market, the home was in escrow a mere two days after entering the market. "It's the perfect stay-cation home," says Angel of the light-filled residence, where a dozen sliding glass doors neatly link main indoor gathering spaces with a backyard that's carefully staged as a private retreat. Here, reddish flagstone pavers create an easy surface for many scenes, from the saltwater spa and pool, which is landscaped with an ornate rock waterslide, to the manicured grass lawn, ideal for lounging and sports. "The outdoor kitchen has four refrigerators, including a wine and a beverage refrigerator, and two ceiling fans," she describes. With heaters and granite countertops, the space has been designed for year-round use, and works for starlit dinner parties as well as al fresco family dining. Press a button and screens automatically descend from the honey-hued cedar ceiling to fully enclose the space. Also ultra-convenient is this feature's location, connected as it is via glass nano doors to both the formal dining room and the indoor kitchen, where there's also an oversized nano-style window for passing food and drinks outside. For many years the homeowner hosted neighborhood get-togethers. She was known, notes Angel, for her Halloween and Christmas parties, and welcomed regular visits from her young grandchildren, so she smartly planned the property around gatherings big and small. Steps from the kitchen there's yet another outdoor cooking station—this one with a grill and another refrigerator—which can take shape into a bar for parties. The yard has a resort-like feel that's accented by the homeowner's careful attention to the grass and plant In 2005 real estate agent Jane Angel sold a Tuscan-styled ranch house to an artist, who over many years went about making the property much more than a home.

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