The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe
Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego
“Restored Spanish revival estate”
Vibe
Towering eucalyptus groves shade Spanish Colonial Revival pathways across an eleven-acre hilltop estate in the historic village.
“Restored Spanish revival estate”
Pioneering architect Lilian Rice designed this 1923 Spanish Colonial Revival estate among towering eucalyptus trees.
Bungalows feature Frette linens, Le Labo toiletries, and wood-burning fireplaces with private patio seating.
Steve Hermann restored the property in 2023 with custom hardwood flooring and Calacatta marble baths.
In the historic Village of Rancho Santa Fe, among eucalyptus groves and quiet village lanes.
Rooms
Bungalows pair custom hardwood floors and wood-burning fireplaces with Calacatta marble bathrooms and private garden courtyards.
Wellness
A heated saltwater pool with private cabanas sits alongside on-site pickleball courts and the dedicated Mila Moursi spa.
Backstory
Pioneering architect Lilian Rice designed the estate in 1923 as a guesthouse for prospective land buyers, originally called La Morada.
Eat & drink
Lilian’s serves coastal California fare, while Bing’s Bar mixes top-shelf cocktails beside a central fireplace in wood-paneled quarters.
The neighborhood
Winding equestrian trails and quiet village lanes frame the property, just inland from North County San Diego’s coastline.
The app
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