Located on a private tree-lined country lane, 206 Olive Mill Road is an elegantly appointed five-bedroom Mediterranean estate with stunning architectural details designed by Sophie Calvin and built by Ribbens Construction in 2002 on a full acre. The sunny gardens welcome you to enjoy the casual indoor/outdoor entertaining areas within the gated landscaped grounds by world-renowned Margie Grace of Grace Design Landscape. A sense of peace and a feeling of being on a remote European country estate await at this comfortably refined home centrally located in Montecito, within close proximity to Lower Village restaurants and shops, the beach, and schools.
206 Olive Mill Road is being offered for $8.5 million. To view the property in person, contact Dana Zertuche (805-403-5520, [email protected]) or Lori Claridge-Bowles (805-452-3884, [email protected]) of Coldwell Banker.
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Sponsored by Dana Zertuche (CALRE #01465425) and Lori Claridge-Bowles (CALRE #01961570) of Coldwell Banker.
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