Designed by Mary McLaughlin Craig in 1926, this Spanish Revival estate in Montecito's Hedgerow carries the hallmarks of timeless architecture and thoughtful restoration. Set on one point three acres, the five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms main residence features beamed ceilings, multiple fireplaces, hand-painted dining room wallpaper, a study, and light-filled living spaces that open to stone terraces and mature gardens. Original architectural details remain beautifully intact, guided by a considered restoration that honors the home's character while quietly refining it for modern living. A historic, detached two bedrooms and one bathroom guest house and three-vehicle garage complete the compound. Located near the Upper and Lower Villages, beaches, and trails, this is a rare offering defined by sophistication and architectural splendor.