The house was spec-built and has five bedrooms and 5.5 baths in 9,300 square feet of living space, all of it on a single level. There’s an attached garage, plus a motorcourt on one side of the structure. For carefree maintenance, the property is landscaped with drought-tolerant plantings and faux grass. An inner courtyard has its own reflecting pool and film projection screen, while out back is another pool — this one infinity-edged and substantially larger — flanked by two spas.

The house itself also has amenities aplenty, starting with an open floorplan that marries all the public rooms into one stone-floored space. Walls of glass retract, allowing for seamless indoor/outdoor living, and there are vast expanses of patio for alfresco entertaining. Highlights include a wet bar that wouldn’t look out of space in a five-star resort, a movie theater, a powder room with its own light-up stone sink, and a master bathroom completely swaddled in marble. Out back, a firepit has flames that look spectacular at dusk, dancing against the jagged outline of the Santa Rosa Mountains.

Mossimo Giannulli

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