1705 Lasuen Road is vintage Santa Barbara: a rare, a unspoiled 1920 Mediterranean-style gem in the best Riviera location, near the renowned El Encanto hotel. It’s gracefully surrounded by mature trees and private gardens, with spectacular, breathtaking views.
Careful love and attention have resulted in respectful preservation of the classic original details and quality, leaving a new owner with abundant opportunity to further update and preserve one of Santa Barbara’s historic residential garden estates.
Captivating mature gardens compel outdoor living in a pristine, private world just a few blocks from downtown. The full half acre offers potential rarely seen on the Riviera.
1705 Lasuen Road is offered at $6,495,000. To schedule a visit, contact the Randy Solakian Estates Group (805-565-2208, [email protected]).
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Sponsored by Randy Solakian Estates Group (DRE# 00622258).
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