in the hills of Montecito

grounds designed by Phil Shipley, landscape architect
of the J. Paul Getty Museum

hillside terraces, waterfall, koi ponds, garden gazebo for
alfresco entertaining, vine-draped arbor, walking trails,
stunning views of the ocean and Channel Islands, rose
garden, lagoon-style pool and spa, outdoor dining area

Tuscan-style villa created by architect Jerry Goodman,
interior designer Steve Chase, and designer
Ned Jalbert

skylit tower, 400-square-foot atrium, dining room with
a backdrop of the sea, gallery walk leading to library
and master suite, living room with massive fireplace;
dining room with built-in glass display cabinets and a
sideboard; library with full-service bar, wine closet,
oak floors, and coffered ceiling; kitchen with granite,
skylights, French doors, and gourmet appliances

richly detailed master suite with cove ceiling,
herringbone-patterned oak floors, extensive built-in
cabinetry, adjoining sitting room, his and her en suite
bathrooms, two walk-in wardrobes, and exquisite marble
and wood finishes; owner's office; three additional
bedroom suites; guest house