14783 Roxbury Terr. | Rancho Santa Fe (92067) Rancho Santa Fe
Nestled within a prestigious gated community in Rancho Santa Fe, this monumental "Californian Modern organic" estate featured in Wall Street Journal is a breathtaking triumph of architectural precision and soulful design. Meticulously crafted from the ground up over three years, the residence serves as a grounded sanctuary that seamlessly connects to its natural surroundings using timeless organic materials. Rejecting the predictable layout of traditional luxury, the home welcomes guests through a curated courtyard experience that flows effortlessly into a great room and gourmet kitchen. Here, monumental 16-foot tall steel pocket sliders dissolve the boundaries between indoors and out, acting as a transparent lens for the property's stunning sunset views. Every detail was executed with a "no room for error" philosophy, utilizing bespoke steel finishes that allow every door to look and function like a window. At the creative heart of the home lies a serene photography studio bathed in natural light, offering a "quiet spirit" inspired by the grace and presence of the equestrian lifestyle. Beyond its striking aesthetics, this 2.44-acre estate is an elite environment engineered for unparalleled wellness, recreation, and longevity. The primary suite functions as a private high-performance retreat, complete with a personal spa, built-in sauna, and steam room. Operating with the effortless sophistication of a five-star resort, the residence boasts one of San Diego’s most advanced automation systems, featuring hidden "mud in" speakers for ubiquitous sound and a centralized climate command center that removes visual clutter via discrete room sensors. The dedication to bespoke luxury extends to the outdoors, where a state-of-the-art golf simulator and a custom "Back nine greens" putting surface await alongside a culinary kitchen island featuring custom dual pasta-board pullouts. Secluded behind dual gates and protected by a hidden safe room, the tranquil grounds are a sustainable ecosystem of ancient oaks, citrus groves, and lush lavender. To ensure this pristine landscape remains an uncontaminated sanctuary for generations, a dedicated, architecturally matched maintenance shed houses equipment used exclusively on the property. CRMLS 260007132
Directions to property: Cross Street: Poco Lago.
