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I got to see a bit of this half of the Knapp mansion on a site visit with my husband. The neighboring house which aligns perfectly with this one is the other half of the original mansion (the building was subdivided). The 74' storage area is actually the access way for the horse drawn carriages to drive under the house to deliver food and supplies.
Even if it cost 80k, it would be too much!
Having been fortunate enough to grow up in Samarkand, I will say that there is indeed a way to get up to the neighborhood from the baseball fields but you must know the paths. Also, a little bummed you skipped Wyola, Hermosa and Lomita. Definitely key streets in this beautiful neighborhood. I had friends that lived at 3030, so have been to parties inside. It is such a cool property! Lovely, eclectic neighborhood.
Does Karl follow you when you take these pictures? I don't know how he identifies so many of these pictures.
YOU are correct Dan O. I love the drecky and cool. I lived and worked downtown near the Arlington in the 80’s and actually sat in that little glass booth selling movie tickets at the theater!! A studio apartment with a Murphy Bed was a bit of heaven and in the best city ever. I am sure in another 100 years someone will be missing a Shelton building as it gives way to the new cool. You still can not get any cooler than the past and we keep losing it little by little. I also lived in the funk zone when it was funky. Warehouse loft, illegally, super cool. I always vote to keep it “drecky”.
Brent’s! 100% agree!
Tramonto Bistro. Right on PCH in Malibu on the way back to Santa Barbara from LAX. They never fail to take the edge off traveling back.
That image on the screen in the Romero Canyon house is of Audrey Hepburn, as a teenager in 1946, with her mother Ella Van Heemstra.
It’s also the street where the late, great artist Glenna Hartmann used to live❤️
Equestrian St. is where they would shoe horses and store carriages bitd. that’s why that pink building is so dated. that street also has a lot of Barry Berkus buildings so it is fitting that Jeff gets one nearby.
I had to look up "drecky," I lived in that neighborhood in the late '80's and I love the old buildings. There were others back then it was the coolest half block in town.
Basta, great Italian right off the 101 in Agoura Hills
Wish the City could erect some of that 11ft fencing in certain parts of the Country-you know- to keep it safe during non business hours…..
San Ysidro Village
Please email [email protected] and let me know which house is yours.
For personal safety and security reasons, can you please remove all of the photos of our house from this public website? We asked the original listing brokers to remove all images two years ago, but we did not know these were still publicly available on your website.
That San Roque house was a part of the giveaway raffle for the Santa Barbara home auction a few years back. I wonder if the winner of the raffle took the house or the cash value?
Love the Romero canyon home's vibe. Very cool kitchen and bar.
I am not sure if our city encourages innovation, but I am constantly impressed by the long and continuous history of world wide firsts that call SB home.
It will be interesting to see if this business becomes a refuge for the parent that needs entertainment for their little one, while imbibing, and taking care of the overdue mani-pedi; or a community for nannies where they can network and strategize future career development.
Seems like a great local addition for those with pretty little ones. Thanks for adding it to the community. With that said, everyone I’ve mentioned it to who have pretty little ones says that it sounds great but the pricing is way too high for them to consider it. Hopefully you’ll find enough of the folks you need to have it be a thriving ongoing success. Good luck.
This Paloma thinks Erin is on to something fresh and fabulous for Santa Barbara. Looking forward to visiting and seeing that gorgeous boobie wallpaper in person. Congratulations to the entire team!
Three words-
Brass Bird Coffee in carpinteria if you haven’t tried it you should do yourself a favor and try it.
$800k of taxpayer money on “consultants” who essentially put together a poll (a poll that I’m sure any average 12 year-old could conceive for their 7th grade social studies class)?? Are they serious?!?!
For decent coffee near the 101, there is 10 Speed right off Valley Circle which is decent enough. It’s usually my stop between LA and home. And if you’re SB-bound you can stop by French and pick up some imported butter from Le Beurre Bordier, which is worth seeking out. Another good coffee spot right off the 101 that’s closer to home but really excellent: Prospect Coffee Roasters in Ventura.
Three words: Black pastrami reuben!
