$13,950,000

There are homes that reflect Montecito's history, and then there are those that are part of it. Hidden beneath a canopy of magnificent oaks in the coveted enclave of Riven Rock, La Scuderia is a singular stone residence with a story more than a century in the making. Built in 1925 as the carriage house for the historic McCormick Estate, it originally housed the estate's horses, carriages, and hay. Today, the nearly 8,000 sq ft residence stands as a remarkable reminder of Montecito's storied past, distinguished by hand cut stone construction, a distinctive green Belgian tile roof, and exceptional Old World craftsmanship. Set on approximately 1.11 acres, the home offers remarkable scale and character. The entry level features a family room with a brick fireplace, an office, and access to a private one bedroom guest apartment. Upstairs, soaring ceilings and walls of windows bring natural light into the grand living room, where pine-paneled walls and an antique Spanish fireplace speak to the home's heritage. A kitchen, six bedrooms, and four bathrooms complete this level. An additional detached one bedroom guest apartment provides further flexibility for family, guests, staff, or evolving needs. The grounds are equally compelling, with magnificent specimen and mature fruit trees, stone pathways, a swimming pool, and ponds fed by a natural spring. Two additional stone structures offer possibilities for an office, fitness or creative studio, wine cellar, or other personalized uses. The property also benefits from Riven Rock's own water district, serving the enclave's 34 residences, as well as shared water service through the Cinquefoil Water Company. Rich with original character and offering an exceptional opportunity for thoughtful restoration and reimagining, La Scuderia is a rare chance to honor an important piece of Montecito history while creating a residence for its next generation. Moments from Cold Spring School, the Upper Village, and Montecito's beautiful hiking trails, this extraordinary property is ready for its next steward to carry its remarkable legacy forward.