As the demand for premium living experiences rises, more Santa Barbara residents are making the move to the exquisite apartments at 800 Santa Barbara. Located just steps from downtown’s best dining, a 15-minute stroll to our pristine beaches, and a few blocks from the excitement of State Street, this perfectly positioned property has it all—including state-of-the-art security. Relax with key-fob controlled elevators, video-monitored private parking, key-access to floors, and more.
The distinctive architecture embodies the essence of Santa Barbara, with stucco facades, red-tiled roofs, wrought-iron accents, handmade Malibu tiles, copper gutters, and custom water features. The apartments feature sizable floor plans, premium flooring, stainless-steel appliances, and spacious private patios.
Last but certainly not least, there’s a sense of community and connection. Engage in vibrant social events, meet like-minded neighbors, and experience the true essence of Santa Barbara living. 800 Santa Barbara isn’t just a place to reside—it’s a hub for forging meaningful relationships and unforgettable memories.
Contact us today to embark on a new chapter of refined living. Call Candice at 661-312-7659 to schedule a private tour.
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Recent Comments
They said they have nothing to report yet. — Erik Torkells
The Cliff May house reminded me of the Stonehouse Restaurant at S.Y.R, back in the late 1980's. The exterior was white, thick white paint covered… — Dan O. Seibert
Any chance you could get an update for us on when Rudy's will reopen in Carp? Thank you! — Mary
Everybody has an idea of how State street should work. But nothing is going to be changed because there is no money. From the city.… — Dan O.
So happy to hear that they are still open! We tried going a few times since December and it was always closed. I was worried… — Tracy
Bingo, this is typical cart before the horse. We simply don't have the population to support such a long promenade. Build another 1-2,000 housing units… — Jefferson A.
I agree with most except that bicycle traffic is not good for business on State street. We spend more on State when riding as its… — Don
I agree with you that it isn’t terribly inviting. It just looks like a street. Numerous case studies show people won’t use pedestrian thoroughfares that… — BW
Serious suggestion ... if State Street isn't working as a "street," change it into something else. Add a water feature? Make it a High Line-esque… — A
Fox News says what? — Dad