1929 Spanish Colonial Revival house in Santa Barbara, California - $19.9 Million
Breathtaking Spanish Colonial Revival house for sale in Santa Barbara, California. Built in 1929 by George Washington Smith and Lutah Maria Riggs, restored by Marc Appleton and Martin Logé. $19,995,000.
House overview
Iconic George Washington Smith and Lutah Riggs architecture, an extensive restoration by Marc Appleton and Martin Loge, luxe modern finishes and design, and a history of Hollywood royalty coalesce at Las Armas - a beautiful 1929 Spanish colonial revival estate in the heart of Montecito’s Golden Quadrangle.
Beautiful southern light fills the spacious living room, which doubles as a state-of-the-art theater and a secret wine cellar.
The dining room is ideal for entertaining with a bar/lounge tucked away for cocktail hour.
Upstairs, a gracious master suite features a private office with a fireplace.
Outside, a dramatic 88’ pool is perfect for lounging, splashing or napping.
Effortless flow between the residence and gardens embody Montecito’s elevated indoor/outdoor lifestyle.
House details
Bedrooms: 7
Bathrooms: 7
Interior area: 8,712 sqft
Lot size: 1.84 acres
Year built: 1929
Style: Spanish Colonial Revival
State: California
Price: $19,995,000
Photos and info: Montecito Real Estate
Contact: Riskin Partners Estate Group DRE #01815307 / 01447045 / 01954177 / 01951069, Village Properties. Tel: (805) 565-8600
Address: 770 Hot Springs Rd, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
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Mulhauser house, rendering circa 1927. Credit: George Washington Smith papers/Architecture and Design Collection/Art, Design & Architecture Museum/University of California, Santa Barbara
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