The classic Montecito home at 920 Hot Springs Road won’t be available for long: at $7,775,000, it’s already far and away the best value in town, and the seller is very motivated. The private, three-acre property is above the Upper Village and a quick stroll away from the front-country trail system.
Originally built at the site of a reservoir, the superbly crafted stone courtyard marries the past with the present.
The home, which combines Mediterranean and modern styles, has been extensively renovated, and it’s flooded with light. The versatile floor plan includes two/three bedrooms, three bathrooms, living and dining areas, a sitting room, office, wine-storage room, gated driveway, and a two-car garage. The lot size allows room for expansion as well, and the seller is very motivated!
This is the epitome of Montecito’s famous indoor-outdoor living: the outdoor entertaining area features a pool, hot tub, fireplace, and multiple trellises and seating areas, all enclosed by gorgeous stone walls.
920 Hot Springs Road is offered at $7,775,000. To schedule a visit, contact Mark MacGillvray of Sotheby’s International Realty at 805-886-7097 or [email protected].
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Sponsored by Mark MacGillvray (DRE# 01395504).
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