A legacy property like no other, this ultra private Montecito estate is the epitome of grace and grandeur. Commanding over 4 acres of the Arcady Estates, tucked under mature eucalyptus and architectural oak trees, there are magnificent mountain views from the crest of the hill, setting a romantic backdrop for this breathtaking estate.

Considered one of the most picturesque estates on the West Coast, the original Arcady Estate of the early 1900s was known for its famous pools and gardens. Prior to becoming 838 Knapp Drive, this residence once played host to a breathtaking music pavilion and ballroom. Situated in a historic neighborhood frequented by global dignitaries and socialites alike, this illustrious property speaks for itself.

In its belle epoque prime, Arcady Estate was the 148-acre estate of industrialist George Owen Knapp, Founder of Union Carbide. Designed by Ralph Radcliffe Whitehead in 1895, its other structures were later expanded by E. Russell Ray in 1911.