Lockwood de Forest, arguably the most renowned landscape architect in Montecito and Santa Barbara, designed and built this estate in 1927 for his own family. The design is Roman-style with a Center Courtyard, stucco walls and a tile roof nestled on an approx. .76-acre property off of a coveted private lane near the Mission. This mostly single-level home, featured in several publications has had many upgrades while maintaining the charm and workmanship of its storied history. This enchanting property has unique features like five fireplaces, tiles from Damascus, teak wood tiles from India in the entry, and beautiful gardens with a central water feature that reflects the design expertise of Lockwood de Forest. There have been many upgrades to the property including a sumptuous master bath, newly built 3-car detached garage, attachment of a large studio to the main home with a new workshop/laundry area, new furnace and additional remodeling to the different systems of the home.This is a unique and rare opportunity to own a part of Santa Barbara history at its finest. Home and garden plans for this estate are in the design archives at University of California, Santa Barbara.
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