On over three acres in the sweet spot of Montecito’s Golden Quadrangle, the impeccably renovated 920 Hot Springs Road—newly priced at $10,999,000—is a paragon of indoor-outdoor living. The architecture is a combination of Mediterranean and modern, with natural light from the many French doors and a versatile floor plan allowing for two or three bedrooms, with ample room for expansion. Outside is designed for privacy, luxury, and resort-style entertaining: pool, hot tub, and fireplace, with a gorgeous stone wall as a backdrop. Additional amenities include a wine storage room, two-car garage, and gated driveway. And the location is ideal: the Upper Village is just down the hill, but you’re also steps away from the Hot Springs Trail—and you never know who you might see on your morning hike….
920 Hot Springs Road is easy to visit. To see it in person, contact Mark MacGillvray of Coldwell Banker at 805-886-7097 or [email protected].
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Sponsored by Mark MacGillvray (DRE# 01395504).
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