• • This property includes 2 full days of maid service per week (Tuesday + Friday) at no charge. Additional service @ $20/hour, if available
  • Tre Pesci also includes a full-time property manager and care-taker, employed by owners
  • We do not rent to groups of adults under the age of 40
  • NO SMOKING inside the house / restricted smoking on the grounds (Montecito fire zone)

See and Do→  While there are plenty of legendary Montecito estates that you can’t visit (at least, we’re pretty sure that Oprah doesn’t take unannounced guests), there are a handful of great historical sites that you can tour when you visit. Schedule a trip to Casa del Herrero to view a classic Spanish Colonial Revival home that’s remained essentially unchanged since its construction in 1925. And don’t miss Ganna Walska’s famed botanical haven, Lotusland, where the deceased opera singer/heiress has created a fantastical universe of unusual blooms and blossoms. One of the most beautiful gardens you can see in all of California.

Hike→  Montecito is also known for its rich outdoor life. Exploring stunning coasts and robust hiking trails is one of the best parts of living in this town. Some of the most popular area hikes are Cold Spring Trail, Hot Springs Trail, and San Ysidro Trail.

Eat→  Epicureans flock to Montecito because, well, there’s simply good food everywhere. While no one style defines the area, the quality of food is pretty much universal. For the freshest sushi, try Sakana. In the mood for Italian? Make a reservation at Tre Lune, Via Vai, or Pane e Vino. And for breakfast, nothing beats the legendary Sunday brunch at the Bella Vista, a restaurant at the Biltmore Hotel. Munch of scrumptious breakfast treats for every appetite while enjoying bottomless mimosas. Snag a seat on the patio for an ocean view… you may even spot some dolphins! And of course don’t forget to visit the recently re-opened Rosewood Miramar Beach Hotel. Hang, eat and drink in one of several Restaurants and Bars of this famous luxury enclave.
(Note: For more of Montecito’s Best Restaurants, go to the “eat+see” tab in this section).

Party→  Montecito is a true relaxation destination, so in the evenings locals tend to take it easy. You might choose to go for a moonlit stroll on Butterfly Beach or hike to the top of Montecito Peak before the sun sets and take in the view. Or, if you’re craving a little socialization, why not head to one of the area’s more sophisticated watering holes? Get a specialty cocktail at the Plow & Angel Bistro or rub shoulders with local billionaires (well, you never know) at Lucky’s, a classic steakhouse with timeless appeal. And don’t forget the Honor Bar next door (American bistro food), great drinks and Ambience for a more affordable price.

Stay→  Ok, so we can’t promise you’ll actually sleep with the stars, but there’s a good chance you’ll be sleeping near one or two. Montecito is where the stars come to play and, since even celebs need their beauty sleep, there are plenty of luxe hotels in the area. For example, the Montecito Inn is a glamorous boutique hotel that was established by Charlie Chaplin in 1928. Other hotels that celebrities like to frequent include the Four Seasons Resort, The Biltmore Santa Barbara and the San Ysidro Ranch.

Shop→  Fashion lovers, look no further! Coast Village Road in Montecito is the place to go when an afternoon of high fashion label-hunting is on the roster. Visit dressed to see collections from top designers like Yves St. Laurent and Stella McCartney. Or try their sister store, ready, for more relaxed denim and streetwear pieces. Need something for an afternoon at Butterfly Beach? Or evening cocktails at the Coral Casino? Stop by Malia Mills to find sophisticated women’s swimwear, ready to wear and fabulous hats and accessories. Last not least, visit the newly renovated Montecito Country market, buy a salted ice cream at Rori’s and stroll the latest edition high fashion and gift shops in the area.