Congratulations to the new residents at 800 Santa Barbara! We are excited to announce construction is complete and 800 Santa Barbara is now available for immediate occupancy. The property is located at the corner of Santa Barbara and De La Guerra, in the heart of downtown, Restaurants, shops, the Funk Zone, the farmers’ market, the Santa Barbara Bowl, even the beach: all is walkable from your front door.
The building is designed to feel like it’s been there for decades, with white stucco walls and red tile roofing that pay homage to the Spanish Colonial influence in Santa Barbara. But everything is entirely brand-new. The 23 units include studios, one-bedroom units, and two-bedroom units, each with the finest materials and luxurious aesthetics, such as handmade Malibu tiles, exposed rafter tails, and copper gutters. Moreover, many have spacious private patios.
Call 661-312-7659 to schedule a visit—we look forward to welcoming you home.
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