Architectural legacy perfected over time.

La Macarena, designed in 1929 by renowned architect Mary McLaughlin Craig, commands the hillside above Montecito’s Upper Village, its whitewashed walls and authentic tile roofs stepping with the land as ocean views unfold beyond. A sparkling pool and spa anchor the romantic courtyards, while the six bedroom main residence, two bedroom pool house ADU, and separate entertainment pavilion create a vintage village like compound. Thoughtfully modernized by Xorin Balbes, the estate remains one of Santa Barbara’s most enduring and heirloom quality expressions of Spanish Colonial Revival design.