100 Cañada Road in Photos
- The main house features vintage touches and was the first residential work for architect Gardner Dailey.
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The main house was the first residential work for the architect Gardner Dailey.
A wood-paneled elevator in the foyer is just one of many vintage touches.
The formal living room.
One of many fireplaces is found in the library.
There's a showstopping spiral staircase in the office.
The staircase leads up to a loft with built-in file cabinets.
The eat-in kitchen.
Early owners used the safe in the butler's pantry for storing silver and other valuables.
A casual sitting room.
The primary bedroom.
The primary bathroom is covered in marble.
A balcony overlooks the lush grounds.
The sizable wine cellar is temperature-controlled.
A stone patio is surrounded by vibrant landscaping.
A stone staircase leads down to an outdoor dining area flanked by massive cypress trees.
The landscape architect Bruce Porter designed the buoyant gardens.
A storybook bridge crosses over the year-round creek.
Amateur gardeners can take a spin in the greenhouse.
A tennis court sits next to the four-bedroom guesthouse.
