September 24, 2022
Tag: 3345 Padaro Lane
Indoor/Outdoor Heaven on the Riviera
Noteworthy new listings also include an exotic flip attempt near the Upper Village; a pair of Padaro Lane houses; brawny Mediterranean in Montecito; a makeover candidate off Picacho Lane; Coast Village California cottage; a mammoth primary bathroom; San Roque renovation; and more. 2
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Proposed 66-room hotel entails demolishing the Press Room: two years ago, SIMA began the process for a large apartment building fronting State and Ortega—and then pulled the plug when the city council agitated for more affordable housing. The solution? Make it a hotel. Details at SitelineSB.com
Burning Questions
- What Will Happen to the SBPD Building When the New Building Is Completed?
- How Does the City Decide to Mark Bike Lanes?
- What’s the Story With This House on W. Cota Street?
- What Are Those Little Houses on Santa Barbara Street?
- Can Anything Be Done About Pacaso Owners Who Like to Party?
- Which Highway 101 Exits Are Getting Renamed?
- Why Is So Much of the Macy’s Store Empty?
Recent Comments
I too had a wonderful experience this Thanksgiving. We were a table of 4 and we all thoroughly enjoyed our meal, and even had a… — Lee
The food and prices belie the beautiful setting. The cioppino was the most mediocre and expensive example of the dish I’ve ever had. Lukewarm too.… — Jeff
SBNP has been demolished, for years — christine!
Closing State Street to automobiles is a good start but I want to feel safe when walking, dinning or shopping on State Street - it’s… — Bruce
Is there any way we can find out where this sign is and if it's going back up? This sign is a gem and should… — Liz
I've got an even better solution. Buy the SB News Press building and turn THAT into a hotel. I hope the Press Room can be… — Liz
I’m writing this as I don’t even understand the other reviews on SYR. Our San Ysidro Ranch Thanksgiving dining experience was perfection. I ordered vegetarian… — Bruce
I’ve got an easy solution - just demolish Santa Barbara News Press. — Brad
Mācher in Goleta, on Calle Real between Fairview and Patterson, is super cute. Easy and free parking, lunch at Nikka Ramen, groceries at TJs... even… — Christine_Z28
The Crafters Library. 9 E. Figueroa St. in alley. — Karl