Noteworthy new listings also include a quirky floor plan near Miramar Beach; handsome new construction in Hope Ranch; another one on La Vista del Oceano; Summerland with south-facing yard; Tuscanish villa near Barker Pass Road; great views for $3 million; Mission Canyon love nest; and more.
Here are five properties—in prime locations, with world-class views, and ripe with potential—where you can create a truly custom home for yourself.
We bookended a three-week trip to Southeast Asia with stops in the city-state of Singapore. Despite its reputation for being rigid and sterile, it’s remarkably interesting and a breeze to explore—as long as you obey the rules.
Situated among Montecito’s distinguished estates, the striking wood-and-glass residence at 803 Cima Linda Lane offers a private sanctuary amid the conifers on Eucalyptus Hill. Come see for yourself at the open house this Sunday afternoon.
“Will the railroad underpass be widened as part of the reconstruction of the Cabrillo/101 interchange? If so, I’ll be curious to learn how they’re going to engineer the widening—by installing a temporary railroad bridge alongside the current one?”
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Plus: Let’s help get Old Romero Road trail reopened; tour of six Jeff Shelton buildings and his office; Santa Barbara Literary Festival tickets; Chet Taylor show at Separate Reality; pianist Hershey Felder’s change of plans; impressive new artwork in the Funk Zone; another Santa Barbara Bowl show announced.
Last week’s sales also include a 1925 Spanish Colonial on Alameda Padre Serra; 1970s architecture in Campanil; breaking the $4 million barrier in San Roque; 1911 cottage near East Beach; fixer-teardown east of the Hedgerow; and more.
More food news: Validation Ale looks to expand its outdoor space; Bluewater Grill update; profile of non-alcoholic beverage maker Glasrose; Jamaican food on lower State Street; Westside food market in the works; Montesano Group said to be opening a restaurant in the Santa Ynez Valley; Buellton is getting a farmers’ market; Tamar’s chicken schnitzel sandwich.
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