Noteworthy new listings also include a Mesa spec reno for $5.2 million; two on Coronada Circle, one of which is a looker; quirky floor plan with a dazzling Riviera view; San Roque spiffer-upper with a big backyard; and more.
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Built in 2022, this modern rustic–styled home sits atop a beautiful ridgeline, taking advantage of sweeping views of the Santa Ynez Mountains, the city, peeks of La Cumbre Country Club’s fairways, and the Pacific Ocean. Come see for yourself at the open house this Sunday.
Other recent news: Victory for the Surfliner Inn; Santa Barbara tightens restrictions on vacation rentals; the Independent’s endorsements; earmarks for local projects; expansion of on-demand microtransit service.
Set high in Santa Barbara’s coveted Riviera, this enchanting 1920’s Spanish residence invites you to slow down and savor the unmistakable beauty of life on the American Riviera. Come see for yourself at this week’s open houses.
The big news on State Street continues to be the influx of resale shops. One is returning in a new location, another is shifting from pop-up to permanent, and two large stores—8,000 and 10,000 square feet—have recently opened.
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The charm is off the charts in Montecito’s coveted Hedgerow neighborhood—and 135 Pomar Lane is right in the thick of it. Set on a generously sized, beautifully landscaped parcel, the single-level, three-bedroom home has been renovated from top to bottom with impeccable attention to detail.
Last week’s sales also include an appealing traditional on East Valley Road; Santa Ynez equestrian compound; Yankee Farm project; two in the Lower Village; Glendessary Lane charmer on two lots; Franceschi Road spiffer-upper; stylish spec reno; Lower Riviera getaway; and more.
More food news: The location of Beau spinoff Esther; Clementine’s Steak House is closing after more than 50 years; Revolver to start accepting online orders; new fall festival at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History; profile of The Larder; Japanese food hall coming to Ventura arcade/bowling alley; the Siteline Directory is for restaurants, too.
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Thank you for always providing interesting news and features on cool stuff for the cool kids who live here and visit :) — Sarah
Man, La Marina is a bleak offering at that price. What grim interiors and zero curb appeal. The overhead LEDs in the kitchen are giving… — BW
I love the vintage boom! Spent high school shopping at Cominichi’s and Yellowstone. — Heidi Smith
I love the Huntress. Fabulous baby and kids stuff and the best tee towels ever. They really a good eye as buyers, — Barbara Spencer
Great photos and info. Wondering if it would be possible for you to put addresses under photos, or even number them and number descriptions so… — Lee
The Zoo statue is a part of their preparation for Zoo Lights - a November and December event with LED statues and animals. This year… — Russ
Reading this I got some intense nostalgia for 1970’s state st when I used to shop at the big Goodwill and Yellowstones (loved their first… — AFC