
Now offered at improved prices, these properties are rich with character, views, and livability—and they’re all in excellent locations.
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A MAGNIFICENT 1920’S ESTATE IN PRIME MONTECITO
Reminiscent of Hollywood’s Golden Era, the 1920’s estate at 109 Rametto Road boasts breathtaking ocean and island views and embodies a rare blend of stunning architecture and unmatched quality. Designed by the renowned architect Carleton Winslow, this palatial property overlooks the Montecito Club and Bird Refuge, seamlessly uniting seclusion with close proximity to world-class restaurants, boutiques, and beaches. Featuring grand bedrooms, libraries, offices, living and dining spaces, with 10 fireplaces and 14 baths, every facet of this residence exudes regal splendor. The pool area evokes the ambiance of both the Beverly Hills Hotel and the legendary Neptune Pool at Hearst Castle, offering sweeping Pacific Ocean/Channel Island vistas, expansive terraces, and lavish dressing rooms. Elevating entertainment to unparalleled heights, the home enjoys an envy-inducing game room, a remarkable home theater, and an exquisite wine cellar. “El Descanso” stands as a testament to luxury living from a bygone era that will endure for generations to come.
Offered at $15,750,000. For more information, contact Daniel Encell of Berkshire Hathaway (805-565-4896, [email protected]). DRE#00976141.


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TURNKEY FIVE-BEDROOM HOME IN BEL AIR KNOLLS
Nestled in the highly desirable Bel Air Knolls neighborhood, just minutes from Elings Park and Hendry’s Beach, 1523 Portesuello Road is a turnkey home with nearly 2,700 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, including five bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms. Enjoy exceptional flow from the spacious interiors to the expansive backyard, complete with lush landscaping and serene outdoor areas. The upper terrace and bedrooms offer stunning views, while modern upgrades and systems throughout ensure comfort and style. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or easy access to Santa Barbara’s best outdoor attractions, this home is the perfect place to call your own.
Offered at $2,895,000. For more information, contact the Knight Real Estate Group of Berkshire Hathaway (805-895-4406, [email protected]). DRE# 01463617.


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AN AWARD-WINNING RENOVATED ADOBE HACIENDA
2323 Foothill Lane is a once-in-a-generation opportunity: this renovated adobe hacienda has the desirable rural feel of Mission Canyon east, and yet it’s also close to town. The heart of the home is anchored by a central courtyard with curated entertainment areas, stone fireplace, relaxing Spanish style fountain, striking plantings, hidden reading nooks, and built-in barbecue. Step inside the adobe to experience the golden glow of authenticity, comfort, quality construction, impeccable design choices, and easy living. This home is ideal for compound living, with the single-level hacienda on the main floor. A 2004 remodel of the adobe included a significant addition that won the TSP Green Building Award for Best Sustainable Project 2004.
Offered at $4,450,000. For more information, contact Colleen Beall of Compass (805-895-5881, [email protected]). DRE# 01201456.


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CHARMING 1910 CRAFTSMAN IN THE HISTORIC BUNGALOW DISTRICT
Experience the charm of Santa Barbara living at 626 E. Micheltorena Street, a timeless ocean-view Craftsman in the historic Bungalow District of the Lower Riviera. This beautifully maintained four-bedroom, three-bath home exudes character with its traditional architectural details, from the soaring ceilings to the tasteful built-ins and glistening wood floors. Encompassing 3,184 square feet of beautifully classic living space, this 1910 Craftsman is positioned to take full advantage of its south-facing orientation, boasting captivating ocean and island views from almost everywhere. The expanded and remodeled interiors blend seamlessly with the home’s original architecture, offering modern comforts and style while maintaining its turn-of-the-century Santa Barbara charm. Situated just minutes away from vibrant State Street, local cafes, shopping, and city parks, this home provides easy access to all the best that downtown Santa Barbara has to offer.
Offered at $3,760,000 and open this Saturday (1-3 p.m.) and Sunday (2-4 p.m.). For more information, contact Sean McIver of the Suding Murphy Group (805-698-5865, [email protected]). DRE# 00678264.


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FULLY REMODELED WITH A PATH TO SUMMERLAND BEACH
With a truly idyllic location perched above Summerland Beach and minutes to town, 2311 Finney Street perfectly balances relaxation and accessibility. Fully remodeled—and sparing no expense—this two-bedroom, three-bath home offers ocean views, modern finishes, and timeless design. Highlights include an open floor plan, bright kitchen with waterfall island, wide plank hardwood floors, and marble-accented bathrooms in a versatile layout. The upstairs primary suite includes a luxurious bath complete with ocean vistas from the soaking tub and a balcony to enjoy the sea air. The private backyard oasis features direct beach access, a stainless-steel spa, firepit, multiple decks, and an outdoor shower. Invite everyone over with off-street parking for up to seven cars! Approved plans for a third bedroom offer expansion potential.
Offered at $6,495,000. For more information, contact Cassie Reyes of Berkshire Hathaway (310-993-4545, [email protected]). DRE# 01906006.


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