Montecito

Historic Santa Barbara Architecture

With its signature tower designed by Bertram Grovesnor Goodhue, and its classical courtyard and gardens designed by Lockwood de Forest, Pariso Verde represents an unequalled integration of architectural elements, historic artistry, and detailed craftsmanship characteristic of a significant landmark estate.  Pariso Verde’s recently expanded and meticulously remodeled 7,600 square foot main residence references Goodhue’s original architectural scheme in its planar forms and motifs, while the finely appointed interior affords views of every aspect of de Forest’s garden landscape, including water features and tree-framed mountain vistas.  Formerly part of Montecito’s renowned Val Verde, the overall aesthetic of this 3.9-acre property retains the important attributes essential to Goodhue’s and de Forest’s archetypal design; a unique tribute to the time of Montecito’s grand estates.

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