Big Tech Bigwigs Buy Montecito Residence

By Richard Mineards   |   December 10, 2020
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Mark Armenante and Young Sohn picked up the Montecito Residence for $7.2 million (photo courtesy: realtor.com)

The nearly one-acre Montecito Residence, built barely a decade ago for Chicagoans John and Dorothy Gardner, has been sold for $7.2 million to Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Mark Armenante and Young Sohn, co-founders of Vlocity, the cloud-applications software company acquired by Salesforce for $1.3 billion earlier this year.

Built almost entirely from steel and glass, the Barton Myers creation spans about 4,000 square feet of living space, with two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms.

It has soaring ceilings and an emphasis on light and shadow, with multi-pane glass doors that retract vertically, disappearing into the ceiling.

The contemporary masterpiece has two distinctly separate wings – one with public reception rooms, the other featuring bedrooms and other private spaces – linked by an all glass passageway.

 

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