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A one-story house of 1963 stands under a canopy of oaks in Montecito, on one acre. Sliding glass doors bring the gardens into the living room, and exposed beams and paneled ceilings run through every room.

The house has two bedrooms, two baths and a den. The floors are a smooth gray and the palette is kept plain, so the beams and the oaks outside do the work. A fireplace anchors the living room, and the dining area opens off it. The kitchen is streamlined cabinetry and open shelving, and the listing describes it as simple enough to let the architecture speak.

A gravel court with grass-jointed pavers runs up to the door, and the gardens meet the house at the glass. The listing calls the house a Mid-Century Contemporary pied-a-terre.

The seller has withheld the street address, so the page carries the town and nothing else. Viewing details come through the listing agent.