There are places that simply capture your attention, and then there are places that change the way you live. Set high in Santa Barbara’s coveted Riviera, the enchanting 1920’s Spanish residence at 11 Pueblo Vista Road invites you to slow down, take in the view, and savor the unmistakable beauty of life on the American Riviera. Come see for yourself at the broker’s open tomorrow (October 8), 10 a.m.-1 p.m., or the public open houses this Saturday and Sunday, 1-4 p.m.
From nearly every vantage point, sweeping views unfold across the city, the Pacific Ocean, and the Channel Islands. Sunlight moves across the landscape throughout the day, while evenings give way to glowing sunsets and shimmering city lights. It’s a setting that makes even the most ordinary moments feel extraordinary.


Featuring four en suite bedrooms, a media room with views, spectacular living room with views, the home offers an intimate sense of comfort while providing room for family and friends. The spectacular original living room with beam ceilings, architectural details and sophisticated fireplace, transports one back to the original Spanish design. Outside, a generous red tile terrace becomes an extension of the home and a natural gathering place. Begin the morning with coffee as the city awakens below. Spend lazy afternoons lingering over al fresco lunch in the sunshine. As the day fades, pour a glass of wine, gather around the fire pit, and watch the sky and stars transform over the City and Pacific Ocean.

There is a wonderful ease to life here. Abundant parking and a two-car garage provide a rare measure of convenience in this sought after American Riviera location, while the home’s elevated setting delivers the privacy, views, and sense of escape that make this Riviera neighborhood so special. And adding to the ease of purchase, this property may be offered furnished.
And then there is Santa Barbara itself. Known as the American Riviera, Santa Barbara offers a rare combination of natural beauty, cultural richness, and effortless coastal living. Stroll beneath swaying palms, wander through charming boutiques and galleries, linger over dinner at a favorite restaurant, or spend an afternoon at the beach. Sail the coastline, play a round of golf, hike through the hills, or simply find a quiet place to watch the sunset and moonrise.
The experience continues beyond the city, with the coastal communities of Montecito, Summerland, and Carpinteria nearby, and the vineyards of the Santa Ynez Valley offering another dimension to the region’s relaxed sophistication. Here, wine country afternoons, ocean breezes, beautiful architecture, and an exceptional culinary and cultural scene become part of the rhythm of everyday life.
This is more than a home with beautiful views. It is a soulful place to gather, to unwind, to entertain, to celebrate, and to make new memories. A place where mornings feel slower, evenings linger longer, and the beauty of Santa Barbara is always close at hand.
Time and space are the ultimate luxuries. Welcome home to your Santa Barbara lifestyle.
11 Pueblo Vista Road is offered for $4,375,000. It will be open tomorrow (October 8), 10 a.m.-1 p.m., and this Saturday and Sunday, 1-4 p.m. To arrange a visit, contact The Morehart Group of Compass at 805-895-9385 or [email protected].
Photos and video by Eric Foote/Elevated Horizon.
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Sponsored by the Morehart Group (DRE# 00828316).


















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