Now offered at improved prices, these properties are rich with character, views, and livability—and they’re all in excellent locations. For more information, contact Cristal Clarke of Berkshire Hathaway at 805-886-9378 or [email protected].
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PREMIERE MONTECITO ESTATE IN A PRIME LOCATION
A grand Spanish Colonial Revival home by renowned architect George Washington Smith, Los Sueños is one of Montecito’s most revered estates. Throughout the main residence there are beautiful marble and hardwood floors, custom chandeliers and sconces, and designer fixtures, expertly melding Old World charm with New World comforts. Each of the six guest suites within the residence offers its own set of amenities: a sitting room, an office/study, French doors to the gardens, or exclusive access from the kitchen. The 3.36 acres of grounds include a glamorous pool, a tennis court, formal and casual gardens, an orchard, and covered parking for four vehicles, with room for many more in the spacious motor court. And the four-story Tower Guest House is unique among Montecito estates, and perhaps all of California. / Offered at $19,500,000.
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CUTTING-EDGE RIVIERA CONTEMPORARY WITH KNOCKOUT VIEWS
Perched atop the Riviera, the newly built, one-of-a-kind contemporary masterpiece at 945 Arbolado Road offers unparalleled elegance, cutting-edge technology, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Built by Allen Construction and enhanced by Cornerstone Landscapers, this exceptional residence showcases breathtaking panoramic ocean, city, and island views from every level. The interiors boast soaring 10-foot ceilings, wide-plank wood floors, automated shades, Lutron lighting, and a state-of-the-art Savant smart home system. The gourmet Italian kitchen features sleek cabinetry, Wolf and Miele appliances, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and a butler’s pantry. Designed for resort-style living, the 15′ x 45′ infinity-edge pool and spa are complemented by an outdoor kitchen, automated sunshades, and lush landscaping. Additional highlights include a media room with a bar, a home gym with an infrared sauna, a security system, solar panels with LG Powerwall backup, and extensive drainage and irrigation systems. / Offered at $9,400,000.
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IDYLLIC RETREAT ON NEARLY TWO ACRES IN BIRNAM WOOD
Set on 1.89 acres within coveted Birnam Wood Golf Club, 500 Eastgate Lane presents a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and timeless design. Overlooking the seventh fairway and framed by majestic oaks and sycamores, this one-of-a-kind Montecito retreat offers striking mountain views and an atmosphere of calm sophistication. Inside, the three-bedroom, three-bath home is rich in architectural character, featuring oak floors, soaring beamed ceilings, custom built-ins, and two fireplaces that anchor the inviting living spaces. The beautifully appointed residence opens to an expansive terrace that spans the full length of the home, while stone paths wind through manicured gardens, including rose beds, a vegetable garden, and broad stretches of lawn shaded by mature trees. / Offered at $7,850,000.
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DRAMATIC MEDITERRANEAN IN PRESTIGIOUS ENNISBROOK
Tucked behind the gates of Montecito’s Ennisbrook community, and capturing the romance of Santa Barbara’s golden age with its classic clay tile roof and wrought iron detailing, 284 Gould Lane is a grand Mediterranean residence amid vibrant gardens on 1.68 acres. A dramatic entry leads to a soaring great room with stone fireplace and oversized windows, and just beyond, the formal dining room opens to a terrace ideal for entertaining. The spacious kitchen includes a charming breakfast nook and bar seating, with windows overlooking the pool and spa. The bedrooms provide generous accommodations, including a primary suite with fireplace and sitting area and a separate guest suite, with its own entrance and full bath. Outside, multiple patios offer peaceful settings for al fresco dining. The residence enjoys access to Ennisbrook amenities including tennis courts, pool, clubhouse, scenic trails, and security. / Offered at $6,300,000.
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MODERN AND ARTFUL WITH VIEWS OUT OVER SANTA BARBARA
191 E. Mountain Drive is an architectural gem designed by Barry Berkus with incomparable views of the harbor, Pacific Ocean, and Channel Islands. The four-bedroom, four-bath residence is a masterful expression of bold lines, soaring ceilings, and light-filled interiors. The landscaping, curated by acclaimed designer Mark Rios, elevates the outdoor experience with serene gardens featuring a koi pond, lavender beds, an infinity-edge pool with spa, cypress trees, bougainvillea, and an al fresco dining area shaded by century-old olive trees. The open-plan living and den areas feature 15-foot ceilings, exposed wood beams, a skylight, and clerestory windows that bathe the space in natural light. The bedroom wing includes two en-suite guest rooms and a beautifully reimagined primary suite, which has a private patio with ocean views, a luxurious dressing area with custom European-style closets, and a spa-like bath. Additional amenities include newly installed solar panels with backup battery and access to a private well shared with two neighboring residences. / Offered at $5,995,000.
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Sponsored by Cristal Clarke (DRE# 00968247).

















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