Lushly manicured grounds surround the home in a clean and contemporary fashion. Hedges are trimmed and squared to distinguish various zones around the house. In the front there's a secret garden creating a buffer zone between you and the neighbors including several fruit-bearing trees and a storage shed. Surrounding the property is a privacy fence to mitigate noise and views from the outside. Two entrance/exit gates on the property allow flexibility for driving through the carport as opposed to turning around in your driveway. A beautiful pool is the centerpiece of the property anchored by a sunken sitting area with a fire pit drawing your eye up to the expansive mountain views.

Classic and timeless design flows throughout the the interior of the home which was extensively remodeled in 2004 . Quarter-sawn oak flooring creates a warmth beneath your feet that is accentuated by brilliant natural light on all sides. Nearly every room opens up to the outdoors giving you that essential indoor/outdoor living experience synonymous with Southern California and Santa Barbara. A continuous wall of limed-oak paneling extends through the main living spaces providing simple and elegant circulation from room to room. Custom features catch your eye around every corner like the living room fireplace, the dining room chandelier, and the stainless steel kitchen island.

One of the most exclusive, wealthy, gorgeous neighborhoods to be found, well, anywhere, Montecito has a rich history and large private estates that attract those who could choose to live many places, but they choose to live here. Celebrities and others in the business have long sought it out for its closeness to L.A. (95 miles down the coast) yet spacious, luxurious living, often behind grand gates, high hedges, and mature trees. The enclave includes only eight square miles of tucked-away neighborhoods and mansions on land that gently slopes up away from the ocean.
Many dwellings have views to the ocean, the mountains, or both; our proximity to both of these natural wonders is a reason the entire South Coast is so beloved. Living in Montecito may mean extravagant parties, exquisite dining, and all the privacy in the world when you retire to your abode, but it’s also about relaxed living by the beach. Recreation is always nearby, with three golf courses (two private), two private tennis clubs, beaches, and even a YMCA. Luxury spas and cute shops and restaurants, as well as grocery stores, banks, and the other necessities, can be found in two “villages.” Two outstanding public schools as well as private options, including Westmont College, are in Montecito, as well. Put simply, Montecito offers the best that money can buy.