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This 12-acre estate once frequented by president FDR comes with rolling hills, a creek, a heated pool, and a three-story stone residence

David was a bibliophile, and there are bookcases everywhere. “We added the strip lighting,” notes Pete.

Joe Banuelos, who lived off and on at PorchLight’s prior shelter, is training to become part of its peer mentor program.

To push the boundaries of a typical homeless shelter, the architects of the the PorchLight Eastgate shelter prioritized natural light and exterior spaces, asking themselves, “What’s important for most buildings?” Jenn says. PorchLight’s services, which range from case management to housing navigation, are designed to move men into a more permanent home in 90 days.

Nestled between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, this 1957 home has well-preserved woodwork, vintage tile, and natural stone walls.