• Covered, Patio Patio
• Concrete, Mexican Tile Floor
• Arizona Room, Bonus Room, Rec Room, Storage
• Laundry Dryer, Laundry Room, Sink, Washer
• Santa Barbara, Spanish, Territorial Style
• RV Parking Santa Barbara, Spanish, Territorial
• Attached Garage/Carport, Detached, Extended Length, Second Garage
• Masonry Stucco Construction
• Family Room, Living Room
• Zoned
• Mountains, Sunrise, Sunset Views
• Guest Quarters
• Stainless Appliances
• Walk-In Pantry
• Septic System Installed
• 3 Fireplaces
• Fireplace in Guest Quarters, Living Room, Primary Bedroom
• Bee Hive, Gas, Wood Burning Fireplace
• Forced Air, Zoned Heating
• Tankless Water Heater Water Heater
• Natural Gas
• Breakfast Nook, Dining Area
• Dishwasher, Gas Cooktop, Kitchen Island, Microwave, Refrigerator
• Double Vanity, Separate Shower(s)
• Beamed Ceilings, Entrance Foyer, Split Bedroom Plan, Walk-In Closet(s), Water Softener, Wet Bar, Wine Cellar
• Barbecue, Greenhouse, Rain Barrel Cistern s
• Alarm System, Cable TV
• Security Alarm Installed, Carbon Monoxide Detector(s), Smoke Detector(s)

Remarks:

Behind a private gate and situated on over six acres, this estate stands as a testament to Josias Joesler's architectural imagination. Thick adobe walls, hand-formed and enduring, rise against the desert sky, while clay tile roofs and smooth white plaster walls give the home a presence that is both timeless and grounded. The landscape feels inseparable from the architecture: courtyards, patios, and terraces are carefully composed to catch light, frame views of the Catalina Mountains, and draw the desert inside, where every room has a sense of connection and flow. Walking through the grounds, there is a feeling of quiet discovery, as if the house reveals itself gradually, its history embedded in the weight and texture of its walls.

Directions:

From skyline and campbell, south on campbell, west on camino luz to private gate.