In May 2022, 2057 El Arbolita Dr. was one of the most expensive homes sold in Glendale. This Montecito Heights estate was originally listed for $2,975,000 and sold in thirty days for $2,963,161. The sellers purchased this gorgeous home in 1989 for $715,000.
Marketing for 2057 El Arbolita Dr., Glendale:
Montecito Park brims with surprises. Hidden in plain sight, this three-story estate spans nearly 30,000 square feet of grounds. At the driveway’s peak, a one-owner traditional home awaits. It features six bedrooms, four baths, and serene views over Oakmont Country Club and the neighborhood. First, the formal entry with its soaring ceiling welcomes you. This grand yet cozy home captivates. The formal living room impresses with a raised beamed ceiling, rich wood floors, a massive fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the stunning east grounds. Next, the kitchen delights any chef. A large center island, gorgeous stone counters, high-end appliances, and a glass-surrounded breakfast room shine. This culinary haven flows into a spacious step-down family room, complete with its own fireplace and a stylish wet bar. Upstairs, four bedrooms and two baths await.
The primary retreat boasts a spacious bedroom, a sitting room, a fireplace, a walk-in closet, and a private bath with views. On the main floor, a bedroom suite doubles as a home office or den. Meanwhile, the bottom floor functions as a guest house. It includes a large bedroom, a bath, and a private living room. Additionally, this level offers an impressive glass wine storage room and direct access to the attached three-car garage.
Outside, the grounds are astonishing. The east side features a beautifully landscaped gentle slope. A DG walking path winds through native plants to a scenic viewing area. Conversely, the west side hosts an orchard of two dozen cherished olive trees. Another DG path leads to a private wine-tasting area. Moreover, two stone patios offer a BBQ, a spa, breathtaking views, and even a pizza oven. Solar panels crown the roof. Words can’t fully capture this extraordinary estate.
