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Navy nerd money built this La Jolla mansion
Completed in 2015, scenic property on La Jolla Scenic Drive has yet to welcome its first resident
A rooftop deck offers views of San Diego Bay and the Pacific (this is the pool).
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6045 La Jolla Scenic Drive S. | La Jolla, 92037
6045 La Jolla Scenic Drive S. | La Jolla, 92037
This newly constructed home at 6045 La Jolla Scenic Drive South, listing materials boast, is a “spectacular Santa Barbara Coastal Classic custom estate” featuring “unparalleled quality and design” sited on nearly an acre backing open canyon space in southern La Jolla.
A private gated paver-stone entry
A private gated paver-stone entry leads to four garage spaces and outdoor parking for another dozen cars. Beyond, the entry courtyard greets guests with a water fountain.
One of eight bathrooms
With six bedrooms and eight baths spread across more than 7100 square feet of living space under roof, the residence features full “smart home” technology for controlling audio, video, security, and climate systems. The property also includes “the newest and latest building energy-efficient features,” including LED lighting throughout and a photovoltaic solar system, earning the building LEED Silver certification for green building standards.
In addition to the requisite chef’s-quality kitchen, the estate boasts “custom wood cabinetry throughout the house including built ins in closets,” central vacuum system, “custom precast fireplace and range hood,” and room to install a “LULA elevator.” Every room in the house is “prewired for access for centralized A/V sources including wiring for Direct TV, Dish Network, Blu-Ray.”
The requisite chef’s-quality kitchen
Dual master suites feature steam showers, with the upper-level space leading to a covered terrace while a main-level master opens to a “beautiful patio.” The family room opens to a covered veranda, beyond which lies the “resort living backyard” with solar-heated infinity-edge pool and spa, built-in barbecue station, outdoor fireplace, and a large grassy lawn. There’s also a rooftop deck with southerly views of the city skyline, San Diego Bay, Coronado, and the Pacific Ocean beyond.
FIrst offered for sale in January 2016
Design work on the property is said to have been done by Bennett & Associates; two noteworthy architecture firms under similar names exist in Southern California — one based in Pasadena and another, Bennett Associates, headed out of La Jolla by Trip Bennett, who has said he’d “like to change the conversation on the preservation of historic structures from ‘have to’ to ‘want to.’” Steigerwald-Dougherty Inc. of Solana Beach performed the build.
Though construction of the estate was completed in 2015, it has yet to welcome its first resident. Tax rolls indicate current ownership lies with the Barrow family — patriarch Ted Barrow was a data-processing officer in the Navy and now lists his occupation as “principal at THB Consulting,” one of several firms sharing similar names.
Current Owner: Barrow Family Trust
Beds: 6
Baths: 8
List Price: $9,250,000
The La Jolla Scenic property was first offered for sale in January 2016, with an asking price ranging between $8,995,000 and $9,778,000 — the upper end of that range dropped to $9,500,000 before the listing expired in mid-September of this year. The home was immediately re-listed with a flat price of $9,250,000 that remains unchanged to date.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Navy nerd money built this La Jolla mansion
Completed in 2015, scenic property on La Jolla Scenic Drive has yet to welcome its first resident
Navy nerd money built this La Jolla mansion
Completed in 2015, scenic property on La Jolla Scenic Drive has yet to welcome its first resident
A rooftop deck offers views of San Diego Bay and the Pacific (this is the pool).
Map
6045 La Jolla Scenic Drive S. | La Jolla, 92037
6045 La Jolla Scenic Drive S. | La Jolla, 92037
This newly constructed home at 6045 La Jolla Scenic Drive South, listing materials boast, is a “spectacular Santa Barbara Coastal Classic custom estate” featuring “unparalleled quality and design” sited on nearly an acre backing open canyon space in southern La Jolla.
A private gated paver-stone entry
A private gated paver-stone entry leads to four garage spaces and outdoor parking for another dozen cars. Beyond, the entry courtyard greets guests with a water fountain.
One of eight bathrooms
With six bedrooms and eight baths spread across more than 7100 square feet of living space under roof, the residence features full “smart home” technology for controlling audio, video, security, and climate systems. The property also includes “the newest and latest building energy-efficient features,” including LED lighting throughout and a photovoltaic solar system, earning the building LEED Silver certification for green building standards.
In addition to the requisite chef’s-quality kitchen, the estate boasts “custom wood cabinetry throughout the house including built ins in closets,” central vacuum system, “custom precast fireplace and range hood,” and room to install a “LULA elevator.” Every room in the house is “prewired for access for centralized A/V sources including wiring for Direct TV, Dish Network, Blu-Ray.”
The requisite chef’s-quality kitchen
Dual master suites feature steam showers, with the upper-level space leading to a covered terrace while a main-level master opens to a “beautiful patio.” The family room opens to a covered veranda, beyond which lies the “resort living backyard” with solar-heated infinity-edge pool and spa, built-in barbecue station, outdoor fireplace, and a large grassy lawn. There’s also a rooftop deck with southerly views of the city skyline, San Diego Bay, Coronado, and the Pacific Ocean beyond.
FIrst offered for sale in January 2016
Design work on the property is said to have been done by Bennett & Associates; two noteworthy architecture firms under similar names exist in Southern California — one based in Pasadena and another, Bennett Associates, headed out of La Jolla by Trip Bennett, who has said he’d “like to change the conversation on the preservation of historic structures from ‘have to’ to ‘want to.’” Steigerwald-Dougherty Inc. of Solana Beach performed the build.
Though construction of the estate was completed in 2015, it has yet to welcome its first resident. Tax rolls indicate current ownership lies with the Barrow family — patriarch Ted Barrow was a data-processing officer in the Navy and now lists his occupation as “principal at THB Consulting,” one of several firms sharing similar names.
Current Owner: Barrow Family Trust
Beds: 6
Baths: 8
List Price: $9,250,000
The La Jolla Scenic property was first offered for sale in January 2016, with an asking price ranging between $8,995,000 and $9,778,000 — the upper end of that range dropped to $9,500,000 before the listing expired in mid-September of this year. The home was immediately re-listed with a flat price of $9,250,000 that remains unchanged to date.
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