Mountain View Property in Rancho Santa Fe Caters to Every Need

Perfectly positioned on a quaint cul-de-sac in San Diego's most prestigious Golf community (The Bridges) is this custom Sharrat built 5/6+ bedroom estate. You enter private gates into a courtyard that exudes charm in the thoughtful plantings and design with one of the estate guest suites enjoying its view. The interiors have been designed for modern lifestyles, yet pay homage to timeless European elegance. The estate flows with a generous living room & dining rm both taking in the stunning golf..see supp vistas. The kitchen was designed for a gourmet and opens onto the family room and breakfast room framed by classic steel windows and doors. The Master suite is privately located at the North end of the estate on the main level and opens onto a private balcony with a soothing spa overlooking the spectacular views. Offering a perfect setting for an outdoor soiree, the grounds inspire the kind of serenity found in the world's most spectacular villas. The indoor/outdoor aspect is won

This is a remarkably beautiful property located on a verdant knoll in the Covenant of Rancho Santa Fe. The home is spectacularly constructed with fine materials and an eye for warmth. Spacious area for entertaining and relaxing are protected by a pleasing and graceful landscape. The home blends the elegant with the best of gracious living.

Prepared to be amazed! Behind bold striking gates that herald the entrance of this compound lies a rare and enchanting masterpiece designed by renowned architect, Wallace Cunningham. Always thinking of architecture in terms of "nature-meets-art", Cunningham conceived of this property as "EARTH, AIR, FIRE, WATER". The architecture was consciously evoked through his use of materials and a reference to these basic elements. See Supplemental... This sprawling 4 bedroom plus housekeepers suite home remains abstract, but Cunningham succeeded through palette and symbols in layering the design with associations that give the home a memory dimension. By playing with the mind as well as the senses a phenomenal environment was achieved when Cunningham simplified the prevailing "Rancho" style and polished it with Modernist essentials of solid and void. The high driveway engages visitors as it proceeds through an lush allee of pepper trees and arrives at a circular motor court bordered by high wall