Last week’s sales also include a Riven Rock spread; fixer/teardown above the Upper Village; Hope Ranch starter home; Montecito Shores two-bedroom for a million off the initial ask; Coyote Road compound for a loss; and an old-school cottage across from Shoreline Park.
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The stretch of Mountain Drive between Cold Spring and Cielito is popular with walkers and cyclists because it’s pretty and winding and flat—with enough quirk to compete with the view.
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Noteworthy new listings also include a TV Hill party palace; Ennisbrook single-level; something unique on Hidden Valley Lane; modest architecture in Campanil; Modern Zen in Rancho San Antonio; and more.
Other recent news: Likely start date for the final phase of Highway 101 widening; more women’s apparel on Coast Village Road; update on the removal of ficus trees on Milpas Street; this year’s Fiesta parade route; new jewelry repair shop; possible shift in the deadlock over Sable Offshore’s attempt to restart operations; Ventura will reopen Main Street to cars in the fall; outsourcing at Edhat.
More food news: One of State Street’s Indian restaurants has closed; three Mesa establishments are looking to add permanent parklets; new marshmallow maker; O Nigiri has taken the place of Shintori Sushi; first impressions of a Napa taqueria’s foray into Ventura; the raddest restaurant merch in town.
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Last week’s sales also include a stylish Mesa house for $4.15 million; Hot Springs vacant lot; 1922 three-bedroom on the Lower Riviera; and a 1919 Structure of Merit across from Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden.
Designed in 1950 by pioneering architect Lutah Maria Riggs, the Erving House is a rare architectural treasure, fusing sculptural modernism with native California landscape in a way few homes ever have.
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