Collection · California · Spanish Colonial Revival · Montecito Estate
Mirasol
White lime-plaster wings, clay-tile roofs and an arcaded courtyard with a fountain — a Montecito estate for a half-acre lot.
The house
Mirasol follows the planning of the great Santa Barbara houses of the 1920s: three white wings around a court, rooms one room deep so every space has light from two sides, and deep walls that keep the interiors cool. It is built with today's means — wood frame, steel-look windows, all-electric systems, PV on the west wing roof — and engineered for California seismic design.
- Arcaded courtyard
- Entry tower
- Beamed living room
- Kitchen & family room
- Primary wing
Renderings
Renderings show the design intent. Finishes, landscaping and furniture are illustrative.
Floor plans
Specifications
| Heated area | 5,062 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Total under roof | 6,392 sq ft |
| Footprint | 133′-0″ wide × 62′-0″ deep |
| Garage | 3-car attached (carriage doors) |
| Foundation | Slab-on-grade with continuous footings; pier footings at arcade (engineered) |
| Roof | Clay barrel-tile gables at 4.5:12 with a pyramidal tower roof, Class A |
| Climate zone | CA Climate Zone 6 (Santa Barbara coast) basis; all CZ via CBECC-Res |
| Wind / seismic | Seismic Design Category D (D1–D2 typical for Santa Barbara County); wind 95–110 mph Vult |
What's included
Included · instant download
PDF plan set
12 large-format sheets, print-ready, licensed to build this house once. Download it right after payment.
On request
CAD files
Editable drawings for the local professional adapting the set to your lot.
Quoted
Modifications
Flip it, add a room, change the garage or the foundation. Quoted before we draw.
- 01A0.0 Cover
- 02A0.1 Design overview
- 03A0.2 Site fit, areas & criteria
- 04A1.1 First Floor
- 05A1.2 Second Floor
- 06A2.1 Elevations: front & rear
- 07A2.2 Elevations: sides
- 08A3.1 Sections & assemblies
- 09A4.1 Roof plan
- 10S1.1 Foundation (concept)
- 11A5.1 Schedules
- 12G0.1 Code summary & energy
Code basis · California
This plan was drawn to:
- 2025 California Residential Code (Title 24 Part 2.5)
- 2025 California Energy Code (Title 24 Part 6)
- 2025 CALGreen (Part 11)
- 2025 California Wildland-Urban Interface Code (Part 7) — tile roof and plaster suit WUI
California enforces the California Residential Code statewide, together with Title 24 Part 6 energy standards. Seismic design category and Wildland-Urban Interface rules depend on the site. Energy compliance and structural calculations are prepared for your lot.
Before you build. Halden plans are design documents. Depending on where you build, your jurisdiction may require structural design, energy compliance, a site plan, or a seal from a design professional or engineer licensed in your state. A local professional should review and adapt the set to your lot, soils and adopted code. We don't guarantee compliance with local zoning, covenants or setbacks.
Questions or modifications
Questions about Mirasol?
Ask about your lot, CAD files or changes to the plan. We reply within one business day, and quote any modification before we draw.
