Supplements: Built in 1948 by famed local builder Alex D'Alfonso, on the street named after his daughter, this home sits in a unique enclave of homes with a distinct form, which has become the trademark of "the American Riviera." The white-washed stucco, green wood window frames and red tile roof are all hallmarks of the style. D'Alfonso's other buildings, which include the St. Francis Medical Convent and several other local landmarks, are credited with helping influence city leaders to make this the desired style of the town. The interior of the home has been well preserved and upgraded over the years with oak hardwood floors throughout much of the home, white plaster walls, arched doorways, and wood casement windows. The kitchen has been updated with newer cabinets and appliances (including a Bosch dishwasher), granite counters and a custom tile backsplash. The private backyard is fully fenced and features mature hedges adding to the intimate feel. A large, multi-level deck provides ample space for al-fresco dining and sunbathing, with both shaded and un-shaded areas. Drought-tolerant landscaping finishes off the authentic Santa Barbara feel of the yard, which also provides pleasant views of the Riviera. Many of the home's systems have been updated, including copper plumbing, a newer furnace with built-in air purification, a reverse-osmosis water filtration system and newer water heater. The garage and storage areas under the home add almost 950 SF of unfinished basement area to the home. With an exemplary mix of old-world style and modern amenities, this is a rare opportunity to purchase the quintessential Santa Barbara abode for an exceptional value!