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All-white modern home offers indoor-outdoor living for $6M

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Tucked into the lush hillside of Montecito, California

By Megan Barber
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An aerial view of a large white house perched on a hill. The house has several terraces and is surrounded by various gardens. Drone photo by Brian Kruelle, courtesy of Pamela Regan of Compass

Located in Montecito, California, this three-bedroom, five-bath home is tucked into the hillside with a plethora of indoor-outdoor living options. Built in 2008, the home was designed by Warner Group Architects and was inspired by the late modern architecture of Neutra, Eames, and Mies van der Rohe.

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The result is a 6,200-square-foot contemporary featuring clean lines, steel beams, and high 12-foot ceilings. Floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of light, and sliding pocket glass doors disappear neatly into the wall to create a seamless transition from inside to the extensive outdoor patios.

Multiple fireplaces, a butler’s pantry, wine room, gym, and elevator round out the amenities inside. But the verdant landscaping outside takes center stage; each room features views to the greenery and fruit trees, and water features and multiple private terraces create the feeling of a retreat nestled into the hills.

If this Montecito modern looks like your California dream, 396 Woodley Road is on the market now for $5,975,000.

The interior living area of a house in Montecito. There are couches, chairs, a table, a grand piano, and a deck with plants in planters.
The main living room boasts a fireplace, large windows, and sliding pocket doors to the patio.
Photo by David Lalush
An outdoor patio with a table and chairs.
Multiple terraces and patios feature water fountains and lush greenery.
Photo by David Lalush
A kitchen area in a house in Montecito. There is a red kitchen island with wood chairs. The backsplash and counters are marble. There is a wine area to the side of the refrigerator.
A pop of red provides color in the kitchen.
Photo by David Lalush
A living area with floor to ceiling windows, a leather couch, chairs, and a table.
Floor-to-ceiling windows provide views to the outdoors.
Photo by David Lalush
A bedroom in a Montecito house. There is a bed, couch, plant, table, works of art, and floor to ceiling windows.
Bedrooms are airy and light.
Photo by David Lalush
An outdoor patio with couches, a table, and slate flooring.
Another patio offers a private retreat amongst the treetops.
Photo by David Lalush

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