$8,995,000

Key Highlights: Gated Rancho Pacifica • Over 11,000 square feet • Custom Single Level • Panoramic Mountain Views • Theater Room • Game Room • Resort Pool/Spa • Huge grass yards • 2 Bedroom Guest House. On the premier ridge behind the gates of Rancho Pacifica, 4130 Rancho Las Brisas spans over 11,000 square feet, all on one level. That alone is rare—but what stands out more is how naturally it lives. No stairs, no breaks in flow—just spaces that connect the way you actually use them all situated on an all usable 1+ acre site. The kitchen anchors the home, opening into the main living areas and fabulous game room so everything feels connected without being crowded. Whether it’s a quiet morning or a full house, it adapts easily. Natural light moves throughout the day, and nearly every space finds a line to the panoramic mountain views. Beyond the main living areas, the home is built for how people actually spend time. A theater room that’s ready for real movie nights. A spacious walk in wine cellar that is purposeful . Even the oversized office is set apart enough to feel quiet when needed. The primary suite opens directly to the backyard and is designed with space and privacy in mind—dual baths, oversized closets, and views that don’t need dressing up. Additional bedroom suites are generous, and the detached two-bedroom guest house gives visitors their own space without compromise. Outdoors, the layout opens up even more. A resort-style pool and spa with a grotto sit at the center, surrounded by expansive lawn and mature landscaping. There’s room to host, room to unwind, and covered outdoor areas that make it all usable year-round. And the setting matters. Rancho Pacifica is one of those communities people quietly seek out—guard-gated, private, and central to everything. You’re minutes to the coast, close to top golf clubs, dining, and shopping, yet it feels removed in the best way. It’s a location that works just as well day-to-day as it does long-term. It’s a rare combination of scale, single-level living, and location that simply doesn’t come together often.