Plus: New “luxury piercing studio” in the Funk Zone; what’s in store for 801 State Street; Hope Ranch palm tree replacement; Victoria Market painting; Scott Johnson art exhibit at the Architectural Foundation; exploring the bike path linking Santa Claus Lane and Carpinteria Avenue.
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Noteworthy new listings also include 1924 Hedgerow house on nearly two acres for $16.5 million; $8.495 million for turnkey in Montecito Oaks; Shepard Mesa midcentury with insane views; classic Lower Riviera Craftsman; 1964 hacienda outside Ballard; and more.
Plus: The interior design office in the former Church of Skatan building will include a shop; Totally Tubular ’80s concert at the Santa Barbara Bowl; fitness classes at Studio in the Funk Zone; Indian Pink’s shop has closed; “Family Ties” stars to perform “Love Letters”; Highway 33 reopened; John Sebastiano’s plan for a 22,935-square-foot winery; comedian Kevin Hart to perform here.
Designed by the renowned architect Carleton Winslow, this palatial property overlooking the Montecito Club and bird refuge is a testament to luxury living from a bygone era that will endure for generations to come.
More food news: The Isla Vista Food Co-op has taken over Cantwell’s; Pea Soup Andersen’s in Buellton has closed after 100 years; two more restaurant spaces coming to State Street; chicken-and-waffles chain Bruxie has opened; Goleta outpost of Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf to close; Gandolfo Family Market & Deli opening in Los Olivos; corrections about Lilac Montecito and Yona Redz’s seafood spinoff; a request for restaurants taking a break.
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Last week’s sales also include 106-acre wine country compound; 1.88 acres on Eucalyptus Hill; boxy 2004 architecture backed up against Casa Dorinda; Upper East house after six price cuts; and more.
Other recent news: Prestige Hand Car Wash has closed; the Chrisman California Islands Center in Carpinteria will open soon; Leadbetter Beach restroom changes rile swimmers; artist Kelly Clause’s new studio/gallery; this year’s city ballot lineup.
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