Which bank did that used to be?
An old guy who likes model trains. It’s cool, check it out
What kind of money is washed through a toy train museum?
Lived on Pacific Ave at the round-about -so right at 1,000 Steps….those were the days! We used to lead tiki-torch walks down the stairs- fun to find lobster divers in the surf with headlamps on! We lived in a Dario Pini house, he was a decent guy to us
Indeed it is! Thanks for the tip. He mentions it in this post: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-a_270Scg5/?img_index=1
Looks like it might be a David Flores mural!
I lived on Santa Rosa Place (a block from Shoreline Park) in the mid 90's. The Mesa was always the best vibe because you had all the waterfront / beach amenities and close proximity to town, minus the tourists.
Back then, those little 50's houses were selling for $300K. Can't stop "progress"!!
Thank you for the correction—I've updated the text accordingly. And while I love looking at floor plans (probably as much as anyone in the entire region), as an affiliate member of the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors, I can't access active MLS listings.
Nicely done!!!
Can you ask who painted the mural?
An art studio and real estate developer? Lol. It’s like peanut butter and warm sardines. They’re made for each other….
Eric,
Regarding your report on 4628 Via Huerto, may I make a correction please? The guest house is a separate structure, and although it looks like garages on the lower level, in fact the lower level space was built as workshop space, and today could easily be used as a workout area or a 3 room office with a bath. The floor plan is loaded on MLS.
We invite you to come by for a look at our first open on Brokers' Caravan on Friday, September 6, 10-1.
Walking thru East Mesa and viewing all the real estate was wonderful. Keep it up
That looks like the roof above the entrance to the Marshalls, formally Borders, building
Well good for you and your dining friends. I'll respond by saying I know where you are coming from. How's life in Crazy, CA?
Dan- everyone at my dining room table thinks you’re a p¥ssy- an event that you neither supported nor engaged in changed your mind about hoisting our Nation’s symbol? Tragic!
I believe the Corsons tried for years to give away their Moody house for free, but the city made it so difficult for someone to move and install it that multiple deals fell through.
I'm sorry your news sources with their edited clips and bias commentary made you feel that way. I hope soon you realize you are the one following those trying to divide us, as evident by your "our" flag to "theirs". When you do, the unity party will be there to welcome you with open arms.
I do love a good Siteline walk, with an extra helping of Torkellsnarky!
Well yeah, I'm one. And I grew up in Michigan and my dad flew an American flag with the thirteen stars on it. This was in the 1960's. I've always loved the flag until that awful person, Trump and his supporters in their big trucks and storming the Capitol on Jan. 6 turned OUR American flag to theirs. Fortunately I watched the Olympics last month and I was reminded that the Flag represents everyone in this country.
On another site the chef said chopped liver would be a special. He apparently has a lot of ideas that will featured as daily specials.
I asked the homeowner with the hedge with 3 holes. It was a SBCity suggestion. The house on the other side remodeled and was then too far forward and didn't provide for line of sight. So 3 holes for "line of sight"
Man, growing up here, this was (in hindsight) the coolest neighborhood... sleepy, low-key, seaside charming wonky, filled with kids and just fun to hang out in. Its surreal to drive around and see the done-up tract homes, more and more McMansions, and every driveway having a Land Rover in the driveway. Sure, there are a few holdouts, but they are few and far between.
Now the real mystery is why the Mesa's shopping center(s) remain so ghetto? Where is the Erewhon, the Gjusta, the crystal soundbath studio?
The New Zealanders painting there homes black
Great walking tour. Mark me down as one of the equally baffled regarding the kind of person/family putting down anywhere from $3-4MM on a 3/4bed tract home in the Mesa. Hell, I don't even understand where the families putting down $1.5-2MM on those kind of houses out in Noleta/Goleta are getting the money from.
