
Built in 2022 in the private community of Hope Ranch and set on a 1.91-acre lot, 406 Via Dichosa is a modern rustic home with private beach access. It was built on a beautiful ridgeline to take advantage of the sweeping panoramic views of the Santa Ynez Mountains, the city, the fairways of La Cumbre Country Club, and the Pacific Ocean.
The nearly 4,000-square-foot home has three bedrooms plus a den and 4.5 bathrooms, and pairs clean contemporary lines with warm rustic materials: a standing-seam metal roof, black-framed windows, and reclaimed hand-hewn beams paired with 12-inch-wide white oak floors. Nearly every room offers an unforgettable view of all Santa Barbara has to offer.
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The ridgeline setting takes in the Santa Ynez Mountains, the city below, the fairways of La Cumbre Country Club and the Pacific beyond. Morning light, golden hour and evening each put on a different show.


You enter through steel-and-glass double doors into an architecturally stunning foyer with soaring ceilings, chevron-pattern oak floors, and a sleek iron-railed staircase set against dramatic paneled walls.


Custom cabinetry and expansive soapstone and quartzite counters, accented with handmade Moroccan Zellige tiles, open straight into the great room with the views carrying through the glass beyond.





The covered terrace runs the length of the home, with its own fireplace, overhead heaters and fans, completed by cable railing that preserves the open sightlines.


The upstairs primary suite offers two large custom walk-in closets and dual separate en-suite his-and-her bathrooms, with a mountain-view balcony off the room.
Reclaimed beams, white oak floors and walls of glass that open to a full-length covered terrace.
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One of the West Coast's most storied private communities: winding, tree-lined lanes, miles of bridle trails and a private beach, minutes from downtown Santa Barbara. The home is designed for lock-and-leave living, with drought-tolerant native landscaping, mature oaks and sculptural olive trees.