If you want to see a sad example of Canary Island palms with fusarium disease check out the group at Goat Tree, corner of State and Mason streets. I've been told it was introduced to the south coast by tree trimmers from the LA area when they didn't clean the chainsaws between jobs. Really unfortunate as there is no cure.
Very close to the Victoria Street entrance to the Public Market and across the street from Scarlett Begonia, there is a lot of construction. What will be going in this space?
Yes, Dad built that building, and Mom and Dad lived in the fourth floor apartment for 30 years. They loved their Beaver weathervane!
I’m just off to a good start! Pure dumb luck.
LOL! It would be an honor to be in the HOF!
I believe that was a Jerry Beaver property.
https://www.independent.com/obits/2018/12/04/jerry-beaver/
Maybe do an interview with Karl? I'd love to know how he knows where all these obscure things are in SB!
1014 Santa Barbara St.
Oh NO!!! Say it ain’t so!! Since the opening of the Metropolis I’ve been an avid patron, a promoter of “Thee sandwich shop” in town. I have taken so, so many people the Metropolis that they were stunned that the Metropolis was even there in the Funk Zone. Unfortunately now, I’ve retired out of town but the Metropolis is/was always my sandwich stop when in Santa Barbara. This is truly a sad day for my tastebuds! Why do great things/places have to come to an end? ???? Break-a-leg in your next endeavor. Peace, love, food!
Sorry- my mistake, wrong property
That is the front yard- all the way to Refugio rd. Please do attend the open house so you can update your fear mongering!
The house on Grand was extensively redone by This OId House back in about 2000. More can be found here:
https://www.thisoldhouse.com/santa-barbara-house/21017445/the-santa-barbara-house
I want to change all of the finishes on Shepherd Mesa but wow, that view is to die for! Will be going to the open house. My concerns would be what might happen with the undeveloped ag land right below the property. If the state has its way it’s not an exaggeration to say that could end up an apartment building in the long term.
That house must be the home of the late Anthony Mozilo of Countrywide infamy. He filed suit against the Montecito Club and while changes were made the pickleball noise will be constant and if you've heard it essentially a deal breaker. Perhaps that is reflected in the price already. We will see...
Excellent reporting! This is a lot of work to collect. While there is always a lot of conjecture (food is fickle), this is a great baseline of what's what in the area. Nice one.
One of the most interesting ones in this series for me. Impressive what he has accomplished and his ongoing interest in the broader questions of humanity. Attempting to reckon with the dichotomous, sometimes demoralizing dynamics of resource contention and our sometimes-rational behavior in a hopeful way. When even a guy this smart can't figure out a solution, you know it's not easy... but respect the thoughtful meditation on the problem.
Tiffany! Hi, I would love to get your contact/ the shoe owner who owns the property. I am a photographer who would love to get access to shoot it.
And now the property is for sale. Wonder if that issue will be disclosed (as it should). Gorgeous estate ruined by pickleball.
The adobe on Cliff is really charming with potential to be even nicer. Hadn’t seen that listing. Hope no one plans to tear it down to build a contemporary box.
Wow! A lot of Food for thought today! Thank you Siteline ! My go to for the inside scoop ????
Well, Ramon of Corazon at the helm in the old Alex space in the Mart sounds hopeful if you can find a parking space. Otherwise the list sounds like just more mediocre Purgatory in Paradise.
We miss you both, you sweet smiling faces, your delicious food, your ability to do that crazy thing you did!
If ya’ll need a break and a walk I. The woods we would love to have you both up to Mill Valley sometime.
Lots of love,
Ron and Eileen Avolio
Fixed it, thanks. All three storefronts in the building are labeled "1230 State" in my database....
The sign at Lilac Montecito is actually for a job fair. The restaurant expects to open at the end of the month.
Your photo is still incorrect for 1230 State Street
