2345 Mirador, Vista, CA 92084 (Best Views in Vista!)

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Characteristics

• Private Estate Home!
• Impressive Courtyard Entry!
• Great Room – Several concerts and recitals were performed in this room by famous musicians including Vladamir Ashkenazy, five-time Grammy award winner!
• 360-Degree Fireplace Graces the living room, master, and outside patio!
• Island Kitchen – The spectacular view makes doing dishes a delight!
• Dining Room – Enjoy every meal as you gaze across the valley through floor-to-ceiling picture windows!
• Huge Master with large picture windows!
• Entertainers Paradise – Long expansive patio spanning all along the back of the home!

Custom designed by Rancho Santa Fe Designer Chet Root!

First time on the market! Located high in the foothills of Vista, this magical gem offers panoramic views of the San Luis Rey Valley that spans a 300° view including a 30-mile view of the coastline, exhibiting Santa Catalina and San Clemente Islands to the west and San Gorgonio and San Jacinto Mountains to the north! The evening sunsets are spectacular; no other view compares to the location and serenity of the area. The estate offers a single level 3br/2.5 ba home with a 360-degree fireplace that graces the living room, master bedroom, and the outside patio area. Truly an entertainer’s paradise with the long expansive patio that spans all along the back of the house where you can enjoy the spectacular views and sunsets. Family weddings and numerous classical music concerts were enjoyed in this very special home.

The estate has been meticulously maintained with over $200,000 in recent upgrades including fresh paint inside and out, complete landscaping with state of the art Bluetooth-controlled irrigation system, and over 300 drought-resistant plants, trees, and foliage that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, repel rodents and accentuates the yard and hillside with low maintenance and care. An inviting multipurpose exterior with views from every location.

As you approach the estate, the grand entry gates open and you are greeted by a large circular, cheery courtyard that is anchored by a stately olive tree. Welcoming you at the end of the courtyard are two custom-built massive front doors that lead into the main living area. When you enter the home, your breath is immediately taken away when you see the 17’ open beam ceiling and the large double-paned plate windows that exhibit an unmatched view.

Every door and cabinet in this home is solid wood and custom-built. The Saltillo tiles throughout the interior and exterior of the home were brought in personally from Mexico when the house was built. An island kitchen is surrounded by a multitude of mahogany solid wood cabinets.

The expansive view from the kitchen window makes doing dishes a delight! The formal dining room has huge picture windows that allow for any meal to be graced by the viewing of road runners, owls, hawks, and all manner of entertainment that nature has in store, What a luxury to enjoy every meal as you gaze across the San Luis Rey Valley!

The very large master suite’s cathedral ceilings, fireplace, huge picture windows that compliment all the views of the valley, the mountains, and the ocean, and doors that open out to the back patio afford any homeowner a sense of grandeur. The master bath has a large step-in floor-to-ceiling custom tiled shower as well as a separate deep soaking tub next to a picture window. The large spacious walk-in closet affords a private and comfortable dressing area.

The home was custom designed by Chet Root (who designed over 50 houses in Rancho Santa Fe) for world-renowned pianist Emilie Sinz and her husband, Larry Sinz, builder of pipe organs (one of which is installed in Hexham Abbey in England). This private estate is truly a musician’s dream. Adobe brick and stone tile are strategically placed to resonate the most beautiful sound from the 9’ concert grand Falcone piano which made its home in this living room for many years. Several concerts and recitals were performed here by many talented musicians, local and distant including Vladimir Ashkenazy. From morning to night there was a string of Emilie’s students that would come for lessons, one after the other every day, and this remarkable woman taught well into her nineties. On numerous occasions, the Falcone was loaned out to the San Diego Music Society, of which Emilie was a member, and also the director of the San Diego youth orchestra and supervised the young musicians on their concerts in Europe.