
1930s Montecito Casa Levante by Architect Chester L. Carjola Asks $9M
$8,999,000 | Built c.1936 | 9,220 Sq. Ft. | 8 Beds | 7.5+ Baths | 1.3 Acres1505 Monte Vista Road, Montecito, California, United States, 93108
Designed by architect Chester L. Carjola and built in the 1930s by O.J. Kenyon for JP Morgan & Alexander Hamilton descendants, Casa Levante, sits on an impressive 1.3 acre property in Montecito. It’s on the market for $9 million. Offering the epitome of Montecito living, the residence was built with classic elegance & comfortable scale yet subtle in its historic references as with the motor court’s 16th century stone well vestal, mural ceilings, original silk drapes, hand forged wall sconces/chandeliers and stone fireplaces. A breathtaking combination of historic charm, blended with periodic restoration to ensure integrity & function featuring mature landscaping for spacious outdoor living & the privacy of perimeter fencing & inner gated walls. San Ysidro Mountain views frame fountains, elegant entertaining plazas, a bocce ball court, swimmers pool, lily pond & raised vegetable gardens. Enhanced security system, solar panels, back-up generator, stainless steel water storage & 2 basements for secure storage. Just minutes to the beach, The Rosewood, Montecito’s Coast, & Upper Villages. Casa Levante is on the market for $9 million with Timothy Prizito of Coldwell Banker.


















































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