Hilltop House – Elegance and Luxury House with Green Technology
The Hilltop House in Rancho Santa Fe, is a perfect sample of timeless luxurious architectural masterpiece, especially designed to maximize the 360 degree views from its hilltop location and offers an amazing panoramic breathtaking views nestled on a private & gated 2 acre pinnacle setting in Rancho Santa Fe. This world class estate was designed by the the renowned architectural firm of Safdie-Rabines & custom built by award winning Wardell Builders with energy efficient green technology. The house using an abundance of passive solar heating on the winter and the hydronic radiant floors powered by German boilers efficiently heat from the bottom up on the cloudy days.
The house has beautiful exterior and its look more stunning in the night with all lighting are turned on. Enjoy 6 bedroom suites, 8 baths, office tower, library, and media room with nearly 10,000 square feet of luxury living, plus patios, terraces, and 6 car garages. For relaxing this house provides a spectacular pool, spa, water features and sliding pocket doors that open onto travertine patio terraces which seamlessly blend the interior and exterior for the ultimate indoor-outdoor lifestyle.
Source: Safdie Rabines & Gallagher & Gallagher
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I wish I had the seven million to purchase this stunning home.
1i wish i had the 7 million to purchase this house to. IT’S MORE THAN BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
2Pardon my ignorance but can you still call it ‘green technology’ after using so much of wood?
3This is a pretty incredible piece of architecture…I LOVE this place….
4The wood for this house was purchased from Canadian Wood Specialties. Their specialty is log salvage.
They choose to go after the logs that most in the industry would not even discuss: leftovers, mistakes, nature’s reactions and the economically unharvestable. We pursue burnt timbers, blown down trees, bug-kill wood and logs that were left behind in the cuts of 50 – 60 years ago. This wood is difficult and expensive to harvest and process, but they feel that nothing so increasingly rare and valuable should be wasted.
Also, wood salvaged and used in this way can be viewed as a form of carbon sequestration as long as it doesn’t burn or decay.
5may i request the layout plan of this wonderful design house?
6this is D’most perfect house i’ve seen in my entire life!
7awesome is d word
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