Back in the 90s, at Myles Nelson McKenzie Design, a new home was designed, featuring a stunning and distinctive early California ranch-style custom home in the picturesque setting of San Juan Capistrano. This residence showcases an inviting front view, drawing the eye with its elegant lines and warm textures, as illustrated by our beautifully rendered elevation.
With its spacious layout and an emphasis on natural light. The design harmonizes with the surrounding landscape, creating a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living spaces. The thoughtful details throughout the home reflect a commitment to the clients’ unique needs and wishes. While the carefully selected materials enhance its timeless appeal, making it a perfect representation of early California’s ranch style heritage.
Floor Plan
For this early California ranch-style custom home design, the floor plan is a spacious design that seamlessly combines functionality and elegance. The custom home design encompasses an impressive 4438 square feet in size, providing ample room for both relaxation and entertainment.
The California ranch-style home features four beautifully appointed bedrooms. Each is designed with comfort in mind, and three and one-half luxurious baths. Including a spa-like master bath that serves as a serene retreat.
The heart of the home is undoubtedly the chef-style kitchen. Which is thoughtfully located adjacent to a cozy nook, making it perfect for casual dining and gatherings. Additionally, the expansive family room invites light and is ideal for family activities or hosting friends.
Enhancing the outdoor experience, a large, spacious covered patio offers a perfect setting for alfresco dining and enjoying the beautiful California weather. The attached four-car garage provides ample space for vehicles and additional storage. Ensuring that this home accommodates all of your needs with style and ease.
Rendered Front Elevation
The exterior material for this early California ranch home design is smooth trowel stucco applied on 6″ thick exterior walls. Ensuring high energy efficiency and contributing to the home’s overall durability. This thoughtful design choice allows for the incorporation of recessed windows and doors, creating subtle recessed shadows that add depth and interest to the façade.
Additionally, the use of rough-sawn wood exposed headers introduces a natural rustic charm, complementing the structure’s modern elements. These headers harmonize beautifully with color-coated insulated metal windows and doors, which not only enhance aesthetic appeal but also provide superior thermal insulation.
To top it all off, the choice of black slate tile for the roofing material adds an elegant touch. Providing a striking contrast against the warm tones of the stucco while ensuring weather resistance and longevity.
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