Tree Farm: The One You’ve Been Waiting For

Tucked within the historic grounds of the Cavaletto family groves—nurtured for over 75 years, from citrus and avocado harvests to Christmas tree farming—the Tree Farm community has something newer neighborhoods can’t manufacture: genuine history. It remains one of Santa Barbara most sought-after addresses, making 5445 Tree Farm Lane—now offered at a great new price of $2,388,000—all the more exceptional. Come to the open house this Saturday, August 1, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Let’s start with the obvious question: what makes this home worth the attention?
The Pera floor plan, one of the community’s most sought-after, is a layout buyers wait for. Detached and modern Spanish in style, it features soaring ceilings that open to a California room and a private fenced yard—no shared walls, no compromises, just seamless flow from room to room. The owners customized the residence with the builder from the ground up, then maintained and cherished it ever since; every upgrade reflects considered taste, and it shows a home lived in with care.

So, detached, three bedrooms and three full baths…. Walk me through it.
The main level centers on an open great room with soaring ceilings and a chef’s kitchen with premium appliances, opening to a private patio with fireplace. A main-level bedroom and full bath work equally well as a guest suite or home office. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms and a dedicated laundry room offer privacy and comfort. An attached two-car garage with extensive storage rounds out the practical side of daily life.

And the community—what defines the Tree Farm lifestyle?
Set on 26 acres on the northern edge of Santa Barbara, Tree Farm is flanked by canopy oaks, a winding creek, and the Santa Ynez mountains. It doesn’t feel like a typical new development; it feels like a neighborhood with genuine character—one where walking and biking trails, a pool and spa, and the Cavaletto Clubhouse (with its entertaining space, shaded patio and built-in BBQ) come standard.

What does ownership include?
At $384 per month, HOA dues are remarkably reasonable for the quality delivered. That covers not only the fitness facility and resort-style amenities but the meticulous upkeep of the beautifully landscaped common grounds, an exceptional value at a fraction of what comparable communities charge.

What’s beyond the community?
Pickleball players are well served by the renovated Kellogg Courts and the new Picklr indoor facility, while beach days mean a choice between Goleta Beach and the quieter Ellwood Beach, home to a seasonal monarch butterfly grove. Dining out is easy too, with local favorites like The Ellwood, Ca’Dario, Lure Fish House, and Jane at the Marketplace all close by. For everything else, the 101 puts State Street, the Funk Zone, the harbor, and the farmers’ market within easy reach. While Calle Real Marketplace, bike paths to UCSB, and Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital keep daily life close to home.

And the schools?
Families are served by one of the County’s most acclaimed districts: Kellogg Elementary, Goleta Valley Junior High, and Dos Pueblos High School.

The bottom line?
Detached. Sought-after floor plan. Custom-designed by original owners. Resort-caliber amenities. Opportunities like this are rare! When they do come along, the conversation moves quickly.

5445 Tree Farm Lane, Santa Barbara, CA | Offered at $2,388,000.

Open house Saturday, August 1, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
For a private showing or additional information, contact Lisa Foley
Tel. 805-252-2271 | LisaFoleyLuxuryHomes.com | DRE No. 01995513
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

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