November 12, 2025
Tag: 414 W. Montecito Street
What Are Those Old Buildings at the Corner of Castillo and Montecito Streets?
"There are some historic buildings adjacent to the liquor store. The one on Castillo is an enormous mansion painted a dull mustard color. If my attempt at research is in any way accurate, it was moved to that location to avoid demolition. There it stands, seemingly vacant. Maybe you can get the lowdown." 1
Burning Questions
- Why Is the Cliff Drive Overlook Closed?
- 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?
Recent Comments
Nobody needs affordable clothing? — Don
This is truly a sad circumstance if they open a TJ Maxx in Goleta. We don't need more stores full of low quality junk that… — Ins Ali
Don, I feel no blowers are needed. Electric has a whine. The real issue for me is the dust stirred up. Blowing leaves, leaves our… — eliza
Uncle Roccos and Rozzis have New York Style slices. Unrelated, my garderners are now using electric leaf blowers. No more frantically closing windows to keep… — Don
I tried asking but have yet to hear back. I imagine it has to be doing slices, given the location on the State Street Promenade… — Erik Torkells
So excited to try Bombay Station! Does anyone know if Milio's will sell pizza by the slice? — Nat
Hi Erik. We’re very happy you discovered our beautiful neighborhood. It’s so wonderful living here. Nice people, diverse walking & hiking oppts, great biking, stunning… — Betsy Hendrickson
You really outdid yourself on this walk/tour! Great, thoughtful captures of little details, design elements, and homes. Nicely done! — Chris
I agree! My husband and I went for dinner last week and it was an excellent experience in terms of food, drinks & service! — Tracy M
I hope so, loosing those trees will be absolutely devastating. Some of the Monterey Cypress trees are over 100 years old. I really hope all… — Dominique Lujan