This is one of the most significant and beloved homes in Santa Barbara prominently positioned in the heart of the Upper East. It was built for William H. Crocker founder of the Crocker Bank (later Wells Fargo) by San Francisco architect Arthur Page Brown (who also designed the Crocker's Nob Hill Mansion and the Ferry Building. This home is a timeless example of elegance, quality, and good taste. Distinguished by its signature full-length windows, this home has exceptional light, volume and excellent proportions. The home has been meticulously modernized with unerring attention to preservation of the significant details as well as move in ready amenities including radiant floor heating beneath beautiful wood floors, upgraded electrical, remodeled marble kitchen and baths, on demand

Supplements: hot water system, beautiful pool with new pool cabana, and a soon to be completed retrofitted foundation. In addition to its rich historical background, this home is famous for the octogenarian bronze dog statue that acts as sentinel to the home. It is regularly costumed to celebrate the many Santa Barbara festivals and holidays and has become a beloved icon for the community.