This 1920 Spanish adobe hacienda, inspired by John Byers, is a masterpiece of California Romantica lifestyle.

Set on almost 30,000 sq. ft. (per assr) of park-like grounds which include a majestic, (apx) 250-year-old oak tree, this is one of the first homes built in Brentwood Park and much of the original floorplan has been retained along with many spectacular fixtures. The captivating interior includes a living room with a hand-carved musicians balcony perfect for mariachi serenades, a two-story, vaulted great room, a recently remodeled Thomas Callaway kitchen, an intimate den, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a magical second-story "muse" room, beams, stenciled walls, deep-set doorways, and three fireplaces. The inviting grounds, featuring a classic courtyard, a lyrical fountain, an exquisite pool and spa area overlooking the Riviera and hills beyond and wonderful, shady giant sycamores, provide a superb feeling of privacy and security in this Montecito-style property.