Description
Nestled amongst the coveted gated Bradbury Estates, this sophisticated manor situated on almost 2.5 acres exudes refined opulence and regal grandeur. With 6 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, and over 8,300 square feet, 430 Long Canyon offers an abundance of indoor and outdoor living space ideal for entertaining friends and family and hosting guests. As you enter the second gate onto the property and pull up the grand drive, the home embodies a stately ambience with the statement fountain and expansive motor court. Upon entry into the grand foyer, the double vaulted ceilings and detailed wainscoting instantly captivate. The ornate chandelier overhead casts a warm inviting glow, illuminating the intricate craftsmanship. Seamlessly flowing into the formal living space large double-height windows frame the picturesque views of the meticulously landscaped grounds. At the rear of the home, discover the open concept flow between the gourmet kitchen, breakfast nook and family room allowing for a seamless and inviting space for both everyday living and entertaining guests. The abundant natural light and thoughtfully designed layout create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, making it the heart of the home. With direct access to the backyard space through the numerous sets of French doors, the property merges indoor and outdoor living seamlessly offering the ability to connect the spaces in a unified and accessible manner. The second level features the primary suite alongside 4 additional bedrooms all with respective en-suites. The primary suite paired with the luxe primary bath offers a tranquil ambiance ideal for rest and relaxation. Complete with a double-sided fireplace, outdoor balcony, wet bar, and spa-like amenities, peacefully unwind in this private oasis. Resting upon its sprawling grounds, the outdoor area enhances the sense of grandeur. Explore the flawlessly manicured lawn, an enchanting rose garden, a pristine pool and spa, multiple inviting seating areas, a picturesque outdoor pergola and a regal guest house.
