November 22, 2020
The week's other notable sales include a Mediterranean villa high up the hill, a pretty renovation on the Riviera, a 1920 George Washington Smith house, and 55 acres off Highway 154.
November 22, 2019
The week's other top reductions include a marvelous 1914 house with location issues; a two-acre estate in Montecito's Golden Quadrangle; an Olive Mill condominium; ocean views in Hope Ranch; and another house in the Carp foothills.
You can unsubscribe at any time.
Never in the history of restaurant's has the opening week crowd numbers keep going after the first week, it will mellow out and the noise… — Rambo
We went last night (Saturday) to have dinner. It was super crowded and so noisy that we decided to go elsewhere. We'll definitely try again… — Doug B
Totally agree! I like the newsletter too, but also treasure local secrets, which are becoming more and more rare because of online sites. Traffic and… — zoe
Yes this was certainly anticipated. Everyone who can, RIDE YER BIKES! — Matthew
Monoculture can be a real mistake. St.Paul Minnesota used to be called “The city of elms”, then Dutch elm disease hit and the whole urban… — Keith
Dang. Missed this one. One of my favorite little spaces in Santa Barbara. — jillian
I love your news letter. It is so informative. It keeps the locals well informed on so many levels. Altho', I feel like it gives… — cathy
In the 80s and 90s we had wonderful parties at Knapp Castle. It should also be noted that Lotte Lehmann owned the property and it… — Jo an Rutkowski
i stopped at the bank friday afternoon and there was absolutely no parking. 6 car backup waiting for a space to open up. that's going… — laurie childs
Thank you for continuing to mention the fake spider webbing being a hazard to birds! It’s so sad. And I love your newsletters! — Sharōn
Recent Comments
Never in the history of restaurant's has the opening week crowd numbers keep going after the first week, it will mellow out and the noise… — Rambo
We went last night (Saturday) to have dinner. It was super crowded and so noisy that we decided to go elsewhere. We'll definitely try again… — Doug B
Totally agree! I like the newsletter too, but also treasure local secrets, which are becoming more and more rare because of online sites. Traffic and… — zoe
Yes this was certainly anticipated. Everyone who can, RIDE YER BIKES! — Matthew
Monoculture can be a real mistake. St.Paul Minnesota used to be called “The city of elms”, then Dutch elm disease hit and the whole urban… — Keith
Dang. Missed this one. One of my favorite little spaces in Santa Barbara. — jillian
I love your news letter. It is so informative. It keeps the locals well informed on so many levels. Altho', I feel like it gives… — cathy
In the 80s and 90s we had wonderful parties at Knapp Castle. It should also be noted that Lotte Lehmann owned the property and it… — Jo an Rutkowski
i stopped at the bank friday afternoon and there was absolutely no parking. 6 car backup waiting for a space to open up. that's going… — laurie childs
Thank you for continuing to mention the fake spider webbing being a hazard to birds! It’s so sad. And I love your newsletters! — Sharōn