Perched on 42 acres in Carpinteria, California, this sprawling residence was designed to showcase the dazzling natural wonders around it. Take in panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Channel Islands, Santa Ynez Mountains, and Santa Barbara coastline via a series of retractable and frameless Vitrosca Invisible Walls.

Designed by Andy Neumann, the expansive compound embraces functional minimalism and features multiple structures including a 6,600-square foot main residence, a two-bedroom guest house, and a multi-room cabana. Multiple terraces pepper the property, along with an infinity pool and in-pool spa.

Enter through the gallery and enjoy the serene nature of natural materials like sandstone and warm wood alongside a fountain and reflection pond. The space flows into the living area, library, and office. The living room and library share a stone wall with an embedded fireplace for added tranquility.

The kitchen is custom-designed by Valucine and features more slide-away glass for easy al fresco entertaining.

Alongside the bespoke kitchen is a dining room swathed in stunning views of ocean, islands, mountains, and sky.

The primary suite is surrounded by glass, interrupted only by a floor-to-ceiling sandstone fireplace with a raised sandstone hearth. Its accompanying bathroom features creamy walnut cabinetry, dual sinks, a double spa shower with seating, and a freestanding soaking tub.

Rounding out the main house is a media room and guest suite with its own private office and terrace.

The separate guest house has two more bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchenette, and sitting area. Offering even more space for overnighters is the pool cabana with a kitchen and two bathrooms. Meander around the property on walking paths to discover even more view terraces, a dining terrace with built-in barbecues, and a discreetly-placed solar array.

The Andy Neumann glass house in Santa Barbara, California is currently listed for $19,995,000 by Cristal Clarke.

Also Appears In

A Santa Barbara Compound With Sweeping Panoramas Asks $19M