MONTECITO ROOTS

1769 San Leandro Lane, Montecito

OFFERED AT $6,995,000

PROPERTY DETAILS

4 BD / 3 FULL BA / 1 HALF BA

 TOTAL GROSS SQ FT 3,806 ±

0.63 ± ACRES

FLOOR PLAN

E-BROCHURE

STRUCTURES

MAIN RESIDENCE

3 bd /  2 full ba / 1 half ba, 3,126 ± sq ft

STUDIO

1 bd / 1 full ba, 680 ± sq ft

CARPORT

2 bays, 367 ± sq ft

AT A GLANCE

YEAR BUILT 1860, 1990

YEAR REMODELED 2018

REMODEL ARCHITECT  Hubert V. Twibell (Phase I) and J.M. Sewall & Associates (Phase II)

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT  Sydney Baumgartner

SCHOOL DISTRICT  Montecito Union Elementary, SB Jr., SB Sr.

AMENITIES

HISTORIC REDWOOD AND SEQUOIA TREES

FRUIT TREES

With historic redwoods and majestic sequoias overhead, in the heart of the Hedgerows near the Ennisbrook preserve, 1769 San Leandro Lane is a quiet retreat tucked into one of Montecito’s most beloved settings. Once stewarded by an arborist, the estate’s landscape reflects a legacy of thoughtful cultivation, where soaring trees form a majestic, layered canopy. This Montecito Hedgerow farmhouse holds deep roots. With origins dating back to 1860, the home has grown and evolved through the decades, now standing as a warm, soulful blend of timeless architecture and curated modern comfort.

From the moment you step through the covered entry into the foyer, there's a sense of calm and clarity. To the right, the living room beckons with its wood-burning fireplace and tall windows that let the trees outside whisper their own kind of welcome.

On the other side of the home, the formal dining room opens to a bright, remodeled kitchen where marble countertops, fine appliances, and a cozy breakfast nook create the perfect place for lingering over morning coffee as the light streams through curved windows. It’s the kind of warm, timeless space you might find in a Nancy Meyers film, effortlessly elegant and made for everyday moments.

Upstairs is dedicated entirely to the primary suite—a private haven with a dreamy bedroom, thoughtfully remodeled bathroom, an office/nursery, and generous storage. Every space is finished with intention, from the oak hardwood floors underfoot to the romantic De Gournay wallpaper that adds an artful, bespoke touch.

Step outside, and the beauty of the setting takes hold. Fruit trees—fig, lemon, tangerine, and apple—dot the property, while a trellis and wood-burning outdoor fireplace invite slow evenings under the stars.

Connected by a central hallway, the main level offers a unique and fluid layout—one that reveals itself slowly, like a home meant to be discovered. The garden-view bedroom is tucked away at the back, with access to a bath and covered deck. Further along, another bedroom opens to mountain views and a private patio, while a moody library with built-in shelves and a fireplace loops you back toward the heart of the home.

A detached studio with open beam trusses and its own bath offers flexibility as a guest retreat, office, or creative space, complete with a climate-controlled wine room.

Presented in exceptional condition, this home offers a rare opportunity to live surrounded by natural beauty and layered history, just minutes from Montecito’s Upper and Lower Villages. It's a place that grounds you, inspires you, and invites you to write your next chapter.