Set behind gates on approximately 2.4 acres in Montecito, the ocean-view estate at 999 Romero Canyon Road offers a rare combination of privacy, scale, and effortless livability.
Sweeping vistas—among the best in Montecito—extend across the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands, while the grounds are thoughtfully designed for both quiet retreat and exceptional entertaining, with an infinity-edge pool terrace, resort-inspired amenities, and a strong indoor-outdoor rhythm throughout.
Inside, Calacatta marble, solid oak, and refined smart-home functionality bring warmth, substance, and ease to the home’s beautifully composed interiors.
The primary suite is a true retreat, while the kitchen and gathering spaces are designed to accommodate both everyday comfort and large-scale hosting.
With six bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, a guest house, gym, steam room, sauna, and sport court, this is a turnkey Montecito compound of uncommon privacy and presence, moments from the best of the Lower Village, beaches, and Montecito’s celebrated lifestyle.
999 Romero Canyon Road is offered at $23,500,000. A broker’s open house is being held tomorrow (Wednesday, July 15) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. To schedule a showing, please reach out to Chad Beuoy (805-886-7188, [email protected]) or Chris Gregoire (805-452-9032, [email protected]) of Compass.
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Sponsored by Chad Beuoy and Chris Gregoire (DRE# 02025022 and 01973461).


















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