The 20-room Montecito Home of the ‘west Wing’ Actor and His Jewelry Designer Wife Was Unaffected by Southern California’s Recent Fires and Subsequent Mudslides,, They Listed Their Montecito Estate for $47 Million. According to Lowe, It’s the Perfect Time to Unload the Property. “with Our Boys Now Out of the House, We’re Looking Forward to Our Next Real Estate Adventure,” He Said.

The Lowes purchased the property in 2005 and teamed up with Santa Barbara architect Don Nulty to create an unpretentious 10,000-square-foot main house. The two-story white abode was inspired by the architecture of rural Virginia where Lowe, known for his roles in hit television series like The West Wing and Parks and Recreation, grew up.

In California’s Treasured Community of Montecito, This Sweeping American-style Manor Feels as if It Has Always Been Here, Amid Towering Oaks on 3.4 Pastoral Acres. Architect Don Nulty, Landscape Architect Mark Rios and Feng Shui Master David Cho Combined Their Considerable Talents to Create the Peaceful Estate, Sparing No Expense and Overlooking No Detail or Amenity. Lines Are Clean and Clear, Details Eye-catching, and Proportions Generous. The Result Is a Home That Shows Equal Appreciation for History, Modernity, Sophistication, and Comfort.

The Overall Aesthetic Tips Its Hat to Traditional East Coast Style and the Legacy of the Virginia Countryside, Yet This Is a Stage for Creating One’s Own History, a Destination for Family and Friends. The Main Residence Accommodates Both the Formal and Informal Under One Roof, or as the Present Owner Described It to Architectural Digest, It Is a “house Perfect for Mud Boots or High Heels.”

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