Exquisite ocean, island, harbor and mountain views abound from this spectacular 5 acre +- building site in Montecito's Cima Del Mundo or " Top of the World ". Legend has it that the aviator - Charles Lindberg landed his plane - The Spirit of Saint Louise, while visiting the owners of the original manor house.

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There are an approved set of plans by Joey Webb for an 8,000 s.f. Mediterranean estate with a guest house and swimming pool.

The building pad is a large flat area that has views in all directions. At one time the land was cultivated by the Jesuit Novitiate Monks.

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There is a beautiful drive that leads you through the majestic oak trees to the 8 to 10 car garages, that would delight any car enthusiast.

This quaint cottage was originally where one of the Monks lived, who tended the orchards and the crops. It is very cozy with French doors and very nicely appointed finishes throughout. There is a open patio to relax and soak up the warm Santa Barbara sun.

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In keeping with the Mediterranean architecture the garages can fit numerous cars. There is an additional room that could be used as an office.

The two existing structures on the property are entered by driving up this tree lined road that makes one feel as there are in the hills of Italy.

2006 Copyright Cristal Clarke