Perched in one of Santa Barbara’s most coveted locations, 622 E. Valerio Street pairs timeless 1920s character with beautiful ocean, city, and mountain views. Come see for yourself at the open house this Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Set along the desirable Upper East and Riviera edge, this four-bedroom, three-bath residence offers approximately 3,175 square feet of inviting living space, complemented by finished dual-living space below the main level.
Inside, original hardwood floors, high ceilings, and abundant natural light preserve the home’s classic character, while thoughtfully updated kitchen and bath spaces bring a comfortable, modern sensibility. Generous living and dining areas, a fireplace, and a flexible floor plan create an easy setting for both everyday living and entertaining.
Outside, the property has been transformed into a private retreat. Beautifully designed landscaping surrounds expansive decking, an in-deck pool and spa, creating a resort-like setting for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying Santa Barbara’s year-round climate. Multiple outdoor spaces take full advantage of the home’s elevated setting and impressive views.
The finished dual-living space below the main level adds another layer of flexibility for guests, extended living, a home office, a gym, or a media space.
All of this in an exceptional location near the Mission, Roosevelt School, the Riviera, and downtown Santa Barbara, offering a rare combination of views, character, outdoor living, and convenience in the heart of the city.
622 E. Valerio Street is offered at $3,595,000. An open house is being held this Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Or 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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