You've found a tantalizing knoll-top within a 5-property enclave. There's enough useable area here to really stretch out. Your plans for indoor-outdoor living areas and gardens full of color and fruit all fit easily. The site hovers over views of the harbor straight-ahead, Montecito valley to the left and the Riviera ridgeline to the right. Plan your home to reach out and capture all of the available views, including the Kaleidoscope-like sunrises and sunsets. The old home with its flanking orchards were lost in the Tea Fire. The three newer homes on the lane built to updated fire standards did not burn. There is both a Standard Residential Water Meter and a 1'' Agricultural Water Meter. The savings in landscaping water costs provided by this two-meter system is substantial. From Cold Springs Road west there is a ‘Building Renaissance' going on in the area. Check it out. Drive out the gate at the head of the private lane and turn east. All along the way to where Mountain Drive crosses above Westmont College the area is rising up phoenix-like. This renewed neighborhood is both beautiful and extraordinary in many, many ways. Neighborhood Description There's much to like about this view packed location where residents, students and fans bike, walk and hike along Mountain Drive. The nearby Cold Spring Trail Loop is a gorgeous hike ( http://www.santabarbara.com/activities/hikes/cold_spring_loop/ ). A rugged foothill beauty surrounds this corridor of new housing just below the Los Padres National Forest. The Villages of Montectio are 10-15 minutes drive to the east and downtown Santa Barbara is 10-15 minutes south.
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