May 19, 2021
Tag: 1820 Santa Monica Road
3,100 Acres of Carpinteria Countryside for a Gentleman Farmer With $75 Million
Other noteworthy new listings include a 1915 Riviera house bashful about its interiors; midcentury architecture in Coast Village; yet another Hope Ranch fixer; a Melrose Place situation downtown; proof that not everything in the Hedgerow is charming; a big Monterey Colonial in San Roque; wacky decor up by the Botanic Garden; and more. 1
Burning Questions
- Who Installed This Security Camera in Montecito?
- Why Are the Railroad Tracks Being Expanded Along Padaro Lane?
- Will You Explain the Plan to Adapt the Waterfront for Climate Change?
- Why Did the Rosewood Miramar Beach Install Gates?
- How Long Will This Big Pipe Be at East Beach?
- Is Cabrillo Boulevard Going to Be Widened Under Highway 101?
- Was There a Fisherman Inn in Downtown Santa Barbara?
Recent Comments
They bought their Teslas before he did all those things that created the " hate". Hence the stickers. — Don
I must say there's nothing more pathetic than the cope with the anti-Elon stickers. Such a weak effort to protest their own support of someone… — Tina
They're complaining about the noise, barking, smoke, etc. — Erik Torkells
RE: 556 La Marina. The sign is so good! But I’m not sure if they’re saying they cause the noise, barking, smoke, etc. or cannot… — Curtis
In addition to the new pool area most of the large trees and lush shrubbery along the back of the property have been removed and… — BillF
If someone can post photos of anything changed at El Cap - worthy of 2 yrs of closure, I’d appreciate it — Christine!
He turned the wonderful Montecito Country Club into a Las Vegas attraction too Really sad — Kim
The red TESLA is impressive. Block two ADA slots and the ADA ramp. All three are ticket offenses. (Yes, parking in the crosshatch area is… — Judy's Older Brother
We have a business that has a red area in the front of our shop so that nobody parks there. Everybody thinks that’s their own… — Di
How many jobs and taxes have you brought to Ameria, JERK ! — Kat Brenstein