Relocation Package

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Relocation Package

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Revised September 2013
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Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices | California Properties
Santa Barbara Office
3868 State Street. Santa Barbara, California. 93105.
805.687.2666
Montecito Office
1170 Coast Village Road. Montecito, California. 93108.
805.969.5026
Los Olivos Of f ice
2933 San Marcos Avenue Suite 102. Los Olivos, California. 93441.
805.688.1794
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Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices | California Properties
EXPERIENCE SANTA BARBARA
HELPFUL FACTS ABOUT LIVING IN AND AROUND SANTA BARBARA
HOUSING · RESTAURANTS · CULTURE · HISTORY · RECREATION · CLIMATE
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S ANTA B ARBARA
Location: Santa Barbara is located on the South Central coast of California facing the Pacific Ocean, about 90 miles northwest of Los Angeles and 350 miles south of San Francisco. The metro area encompasses about 18 square miles and is situated between the
Santa Ynez Mountains to the north and the Santa Barbara channel to the south. Elevation within the city limit ranges from sea level to 850 feet.
Access: The Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) is affiliated with seven airlines and offers flights
by both commercial and private planes. There are non-stop flights to twelve major cities
including Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, Salt
Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, and Seattle. Connections can be made to
destinations worldwide. Bus service is available with Greyhound Bus Lines and there are
daily arrivals and departures from the convenient downtown terminal. The Amtrak Station on State Street fields stops by northbound and southbound trains on a daily basis.
Climate: Temperatures for the Santa Barbara area range from a low of 56 to a high of 82
degrees during the summer months (April-September), and a low of 47 to a high of 66 degrees in the winter months (October-March). The average rainfall is 18 inches, and the air
quality is generally good.
History: The Santa Barbara area was discovered and claimed for Spain in 1542 by Juan
Cabrillo, a Portuguese explorer sailing for Spain. In 1602 Sebastian Vizcaino anchored
offshore on December 4th-the feast day of Saint Barbara (patroness of Mariners). The
ship’s priest named both the channel and mainland area Santa Barbara in her honor. In
April 1782 Padre Junipero Serra established the Presidio Real of Santa Barbara in a grand
ceremony, and four years later construction of Mission Santa Barbara began. It was the
tenth of 21 Franciscan missions to be built in upper-California. Soon Yankee traders,
tourists and health seekers, followed by wealthy Easterners settled in Santa Barbara because of the mild winters. The mixture of newcomers and Spanish descendants has
shaped the area for what it has become today.
Population: Santa Barbara County has a population of about 400,000 residents, 90,000
of whom live within the city limits. Neighboring Santa Barbara County are San Luis
Obispo County with a population of about 250,000 and Ventura County which is home
to 750,000 people.
Churches: Over 140 churches in the area represent almost every faith and denomination.
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Accommodations: Santa Barbara boasts over 90 hotels, plus numerous bed and breakfast
inns, all of which provide over 4,500 rooms from the modest to the most luxurious for
both business travelers and tourists.
Restaurants: There are some 400 restaurants, coffee shops, cafes, and snack bars, many
with sidewalk cabaret tables for outdoor dining. Menus around Santa Barbara range from
fast food to fine dining. There are also a wide variety of restaurants that feature exotic cuisine from all over the world.
Media: The Santa Barbara News-Press is locally owned and operated daily newspaper with
circulation in excess of 40,000. There are seven AM, and nine FM radio stations, along
with eleven television stations available with antenna or cable.
Economy: Santa Barbara’s employment force is mainly in service-related companies. The
economy is based on electronics and space age research, light manufacturing, educational
facilities, tourist and convention services. Additional contributors to the economic stability of the area are commercial fishing, agriculture, government and finance, commercially
produced minerals such as petroleum, natural gas, sand and gravel, and wholesale and retail enterprises. The financial community consists of 11 banks with 36 offices, and 8 savings and loan associations with 17 offices.
Schools and Libraries: The Santa Barbara School District’s school programs include elementary, middle/junior high, senior high, special education, and continuation curriculum and rank among the best in the state. Santa Barbara is also home of Santa Barbara
City College, Westmont College, and the University of California, as well as Brooks Institute School of Photography and the Music Academy of the West. The public library system consists of six branches and a bookmobile. The system contains over 300,000 books,
6,000 records, numerous subscriptions to periodicals, thousands of pamphlets, and over
4,000 videos.
Transportation: The Metropolitan Transit District provides bus service to and from various points in Santa Barbara daily. Fares are $1.75 dollar for the general public and $0.85
cents for senior citizens (over 62), and packaged ticket deals can decrease the price per
ride. The District also has electric bus service available for areas not serviced by regular
bus routes.
Medical Facilities: There are four hospitals that serve the medical needs of the greater
Santa Barbara area with a total of over 800 beds to meet the health requirements of the
community.
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Culture: The Santa Barbara Museum of Art is one of five privately maintained museums.
There are displays of works from many private collections, and the public library has a
wing of paintings and related art. There are a number of private galleries with unique selections of works for sale. The Contemporary Arts Forum is located centrally in the Paseo
Nuevo Mall. The Santa Barbara Symphony Orchestra provides entertainment throughout
the year. There are theatre groups as well as groups from educational institutions which
perform year round. In addition to local productions, road companies of various Broadway productions schedule performances at facilities in our area. The Santa Barbara Choral
Society performs at many local functions at various times throughout the year as well.
Museums &
Historical Collections
Live Theaters
Carriage and Western Art Museum
Goleta-Santa Barbara Air Heritage Museum
Goleta Valley Historical Society
Karpeles Manuscript Library
Lotusland
Santa Barbara Botanical Garden
Santa Barbara Contemporary Art Forum
Santa Barbara Historical Society
Santa Barbara Maritme Museum
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
South Coast Railroad Museum
Stow House and Sexton Museum
Ty Warner Sea Center
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Museum
805/962-2353
805/683-8936
805/964-4407
805/962-5322
805/969-9990
805/682-4726
805/966-5373
805/966-1601
805/962-8404
805/963-4364
805/682-4711
805/964-3540
805/964-4407
805/962-2526
805/683-4301
Arlington Theater
Center Stage Theater
Marjorie Luke Theatre
The Lobero Theater
Ensemble Theatre Company
Santa Barbara County Bowl
The Granada Theater
805/963-4408
805/963-8198
805/884-4087
805/963-0761
805/965-5400
805/962-7411
805/899-2222
Recreation: Recreation plays a very important part in the life of Santa Barbara, for resident and visitor alike. There are both public and private golf courses for all from the
‘weekend duffer’ to the scratch golfer. The 34 municipal parks, many with picnic equipment and children’s playgrounds, and some with facilities for volleyball, softball, swimming, lawn-bowling, and tennis (some with light for night play) are gathering places for
locals and visitors alike. There is both saltwater and freshwater fishing within a short distance of Santa Barbara. Some other recreational activities in the surrounding areas include hot air ballooning, bicycling, hang gliding, hiking, horseback riding, polo,
roller-skating, scuba diving, off-road vehicle driving, and whale watching.
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Ballooning
Seventh Heaven
805/687-8459
_______________________________________________________________________ Bicycling
Beach Rentals
Big Gear Bike Gear
Cycles Four Rent, Inc.
Open Air Bicycles
Wheel Fun Rentals
805/963-2524
805/962-5962
805/652-0462
805/963-3717
805/965-0353
_______________________________________________________________________ Ocean Boating,
Fishing, Sailing, &
Whale Watching
Adventours Outdoor Excursion
Anacapa Dive Center
Anchors Aweigh Charter
AKA Sunset Kidd’s Charters
Aqua Sports
Aquatics Dive Locker
Cachuma Lake Boat Rentals
Captain Don’s Harbor Tours
Channel Islands Aviation
Condor Sportfishing
Hornet Sportfishing
Marine Weather
Oak Park Wading Pool
Possible Dream Charters
Sailing Center of Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Aqua Sports
Sea Landing Aquatic Center
Seahawk LXV
Harbor Information
805/898-9569
805/963-8917
805/966-4138
805/688-4040
805/968-7231
805/967-4456
805/688-4040
805/969-5217
805/987-1301
805/963-3564
805/966-2212
805/897-1942
805/966-6110
805/569-0403
800/350-9090
805/564-8815
805/963-3564
805/963-3564
805/963-1737
**There are launching facilities and boat trailer parking at a minimal fee for privately owned boats.** _______________________________________________________________________ Public Golf Courses
Alisal River Golf Course
Black Lake Golf Resort
Glen Annie Golf Club
Hidden Oaks Country Club (9 holes)
La Purisma Golf Course
Ocean Meadows Golf Club (9 holes)
Pismo State Beach Course (9 holes)
Rancho Maria Golf Club
Rancho San Marcos Golf Club
River Ridge Golf Course
Sandpiper Golf Course
Santa Barbara Golf Club
Sunset Ridge Golf Course (9 holes)
Twin Lakes Golf Course (9 holes)
Zaca Creek Golf Course
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805/688-4215
805/481-4204
805/968/6400
805/967-3493
805/735-8395
805/968-6814
805/481-5215
805/937-2019
805/683-6334
805/983/4653
805/968-1541
805/687-7087
805/347-1070
805/694-1414
805/688-2575
Private Golf Courses
Alisal Ranch Golf Course
Birnam Wood Golf Club
La Cumbre Golf Club
Marshallia Ranch Golf Course
Montecito Country Club
Santa Maria Country Club
Valley Club of Montecito
Village Country Club
805/688-4215
805/969-0919
805/682-3131
805/734-4764
805/969-3216
805/937-2027
805/969-2215
805/733-3537
_______________________________________________________________________ Hiking & Horseback
Riding
Adventourous Outdoor Excursions
Circle Bar B Guest Ranch & Stables
Outdoor Santa Barbara Visitor Ctr.
Pacific Travelers Supply
Rancho Oso Guest Ranch & Stables
Santa Barbara Adventure Company
Sierra Club
805/898-9569
805/968-1113
805/884-1475
805/963-4438
805/683-5686
805/882-2096
805/966-6622
_______________________________________________________________________ Off-Road Driving
Pismo Dunes State
Vehicular Recreation Area
805/473-7220
_______________________________________________________________________ Fresh Water Boating
& Fishing
Lake Cachuma
Zaca Lake
805/688-4040
805/688-4891
**Limited boat rentals and supplies available at both locations.**
_______________________________________________________________________ Wineries: A short trip from Santa Barbara over the foothills into the Santa Ynez Valley
brings a plethora of internationally renowned wineries, most of which have picnic areas
for a leisurely lunch, and tasting rooms for visitors to sample a variety of their premium
wines.
Santa Barbara
Stearns Wharf Vintners
Whitcraft Winery
S. B. County Vintners’ Association
Sustainable Vine Wine Tours
805/966-6624
805/730-1680
805/688-0881
805/698-3911
stearnswharf.org
whitcraftwinery.com
sbcountywines.com
sustainablevine.com
Los Olivos
Au Bon Climat
Austin Cellars
Brander Vineyards
Fess Parker Winery
Houtz Vineyards
Qupe Wine Cellars
Zaca Mesa Winery
805/937-9801
805/688-9665
805/688-2455
805/688-1545
805/688-8664
805/688-2477
805/688-9339
aubonclimat.com
800/824-8584
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800/841-1104
brander.com/winery
fessparker.com/winery
805/937-9801
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qupe.com
zacamesa.com
Buellton
Mosby Winery
Santa Barbara Winery
805/688-2415
805/963-3633
800/225-3633
mosbywines.com
sbwinery.com
Santa Maria
Byron Vineyard & Winery
Cambria Winery & Vineyard
Chansa Cellars
Cottonwood Canyon Vineyard
Foxen Vineyard
John Kerr Wines
Lane Tanner
Rancho Sisquoc
805/937-7288
805/937-8091
805/928-9210
805/937-VINE
805/937-4251
805/688-5337
805/934-0230
805/934-4332
byronwines.com
cambriawine.com
jkerrwimes.com
lanetanner.com/wines
ranchosisquoc.com
805/736-1455
805/688-3300
sanfordwinery.com
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805/237-6000
firestonewine.com
meridianvineyards.com
805/688-3032
805/688-8554
805/688-4218
805/688-0717
buttonwoodwinery.com
cottonwoodcanyon.com
Lompoc
Babcock Vineyards
Sanford Winery
Paso Robles
Firestone Vineyard
Meridian Vineyards
Solvang
Buttonwood Farm Winery
Carey Cellars
Copenhagen Cellars
Rideau Vineyard
rideauvineyard.com
Santa Ynez
SunStone Vineyards and Winery
Gainey Vineyard
805/688-9463
805/688-0558
800/313-9463
sunstonewinery.com
gaineyvineyard.com
_______________________________________________________________________ Outlying Area Attractions: There is much to see in the areas immediately around Santa
Barbara. From the ocean to the west to the mountains to the east, there are activities to
satisfy the interests of all.
Solvang
45 miles northeast of Santa Barbara, this quaint Danish town has maintained its charm and cultural identity since it was founded in 1911. The
gas streetlights, Danish windmills, old-world architecture, and Scandinavian shops and restaurants transport visitors to another world in another
time. Hans Christian Anderson Park offers a children’s playground, tennis, an atmosphere for picnics, or just relaxing. For detailed information
on events and attraction, contact the Solvang Visitors Bureau, 808/6886144.
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Santa Maria
Located only 79 miles north of Santa Barbara, Santa Maria is a quiet town
with cattle feeding in the foothill pastures, red-wing blackbirds visiting
marshes, and missiles streaking overhead from Vandenberg Air Base.
There are daily tours of the missile launch facilities, which are open to the
public. The nationally acclaimed Pacific Conservatory of the Performing
Arts is based here and performs year round. The newly founded Santa
Maria Museum of Flight is open Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday.
Carpinteria
Located on the beach a few miles south of Santa Barbara, Carpinteria
boasts a variety of attractions including Abbey Garden Cactus and Succulent Nursery with over 2,000 varieties of cacti and succulents, the Carpinteria Valley Museum of History, the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet
Club, Santa Claus Lane with toy shops, a bakery, a candy kitchen, and
other specialty shops. Carpinteria is also home to Stewart Orchids, a nursery of exotic varieties of flowers with 80,000 square feet of greenhouse
space.
Buellton
Buellton, home of the world famous Pea Soup Andersen’s restaurant since
1924 has attracted millions of hungry travelers from around the world.
Buellton has a number of motels, restaurants, golf courses, a dinner theater, comedy club, and movie theater. Buellton Visitor’s Center 805/6887829 or toll-free 1-800/324-3800.
Lompoc
Located 50 miles northwest of Santa Barbara, Lompoc boasts 19 miles of
flower fields in bloom from early June to Mid-July. Another attraction in
the area is La Purisima state Historical Park, an impressive mission built in
the early 1800’s.
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CARPINTERIA
Barbecue Company
3807 Santa Claus Ln, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-2209
Cabo's Baja Grill & Cantina
5096 Carpinteria Ave, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-5507
Cajun Kitchen - Carpinteria
865 Linden Ave, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-6010
Clementine's Steak House
Phone: (805) 684-5119
Corktree Cellars Wine Bar & Bistro
Phone: (805) 684-1400
Danny's Deli
Phone: (805) 684-2711
Delgado's Mexican Food
Phone: (805) 684-4822
Esau's Cafe - Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-1070
Giannfranco's Trattoria
Phone: (805) 684-0720
Padaro Beach Grill
3765 Santa Claus Ln, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 566-9800
Sly's
Phone: (805) 684-6666
The Palms
Phone: (805) 684-3811
Zookers
Phone: (805) 684-8893
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Beachside Bar Cafe
5905 Sandspit Rd, Goleta
Phone: (805) 964-7881
Codys Cafe
4898 Hollister Ave, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 683-5141
Denny's - Goleta
5677 Calle Real, Goleta
Phone: (805) 683-3594
IHOP - Goleta
Phone: (805) 967-3030
In-N-Out Burger
Phone: (800) 786-1000
Itsuki Restaurant
7127 Hollister Ave, Goleta
Phone: (805) 968-1838
Fresco Cafe North
Phone: (805) 692-8999
Nugget - Goleta
Phone: (805) 964-5200
Outback Steakhouse
Phone: (805) 964-0599
Pastavino
6920 Marketplace Dr, Goleta
Phone: (805) 685-7300
Pepe's Mexican Food
254 Orange Ave, Goleta
Phone: (805) 967-0313
Petrini's - Goleta
Phone: (805) 964-1200
Santa Barbara Chicken Ranch - Fairview
163 N. Fairview Ave, Goleta
Phone: (805) 692-9200
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Takenoya
Phone: (805) 683-3008
Woody's BBQ
5112 Hollister Ave, Goleta
Phone: (805) 967-3775
MONTECITO
Bella Vista at the Biltmore
1260 Channel Dr, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-2261
Cafe Del Sol
30 Los Patos Wy, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-0448
Cava Restaurant & Bar
1212 Coast Village Rd, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-8500
China Palace
Phone: (805) 565-9380
Jeannine's Bakery - Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-7878
Los Arroyos - Montecito
1280 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-9059
Lucky's
Phone: (805) 565-7540
Montecito Cafe
Phone: (805) 969-3392
Montecito Deli
Phone: (805) 969-3717
Panino - Montecito
Phone: (805) 565-0137
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Peabodys
1198 Coast Village Rd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 969-0834
Plow & Angel
900 San Ysidro Ln, Montecito
Phone: (805) 565-1724
Stella Mare's
50 Los Patos Way, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-6705
Stonehouse Restaurant
900 San Ysidro Ln, Montecito
Phone: (805) 565-1724
Trattoria Mollie
Phone: (805) 565-9381
Tre Lune
1151 Coast Village Rd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 969-2646
Via Vai Trattoria & Pizzeria
1483 East Valley Rd, Montecito
Phone: (805) 565-9393
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All India Cafe
431 State St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 882-1000
Alcazar Tapas Bar
1812 Cliff Dr, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-0337
Arch Rock Fish
608 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 845-2800
Arts & Letters Cafe
7 E. Anapamu St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 730-1463
Blue Agave
20 E. Cota St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 899-4694
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Blush Restaurant and Lounge
Phone: (805) 957-1300
Boathouse
Phone: (805) 898-2628
Bouchon
9 W. Victoria St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 730-1160
Brophy Bros.
119 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-4418
Brummis - The German Taste
Phone: (805) 687-5916
Ca Dario
37 E. Victoria St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-9419
Cafe Luck
18 E. Cota St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-5393
Cajun Kitchen - Chapala
901 Chapala St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-1004
California Pizza Kitchen
719 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-4648
Chipotle
Phone: (805) 730-9195
Celitio
1114 State St
Phone: (805) 965-4770
Chuck's of Hawaii
Phone: (805) 687-4417
Coast Restaurant & Bar
31 W. Carrillo St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 879-9100
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Cold Spring Tavern
5995 Stagecoach Rd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 967-0066
Dargan's Irish Pub & Restaurant
18 E. Ortega St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 568-0702
Enterprise Fish Company
Phone: (805) 962-3313
FisHouse
101 E. Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-2112
Greek House Cafe
5 W. Haley St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 560-0809
Harry's Plaza Cafe
3313 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-2800 Holdren's Steaks & Seafood
Phone: (805) 965-3363
Ichiban Sushi
Phone: (805) 564-7653
Jeannine's Bakery - Upper State
Phone: (805) 687-8701
Julienne
138 E. Canon Perdido St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 845-6488
Kahuna Grill - Paseo Nuevo
12 De La Guerra Pl, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-6770
Longboards Grill
210 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-3311
Louie's at the Upham Hotel
1404 De La Vina St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-7003
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Mandarin Palace
Phone: (805) 683-2158
Marmalade Cafe
Phone: (805) 682-5246
Moby Dick Restaurant
220 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-0549
Opal Restaurant and Bar
Phone: (805) 966-9676
Pacific Crepes
Phone: (805) 882-1123
Palace Grill
8 E. Cota St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-5000
Pascucci
Phone: (805) 963-8123
Pizza Mizza
140 S. Hope Ave, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-3900
Playa Azul Cafe
914 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-2860
Rose Cafe - Mesa
Phone: (805) 965-5513
Roy
7 W. Carrillo St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-5636
Sandbar
Phone: (805) 966-1388
Seagrass
30 E. Ortega St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-1012
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Sharkeez
Phone: (805) 963-9680
Saigon - Five Points
Phone: (805) 964-0909
Sambos
216 W. Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-3269
Something's Fishy
Phone: (805) 966-6607
Tee-Off Restaurant & Cocktails
Phone: (805) 687-1616
Tupelo Junction Cafe
Phone: (805) 899-3100
Wine Cask
Phone: (805) 966-9463
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Camarillo
Goleta
Montecito
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Camarillo (45 minutes southbound)
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Factory Outlets: Exit Las Posas off 101 in Camarillo 805.455.8520
Camino Real Marketplace - Camino Real Marketplace introduced "big box" shopping
to Santa Barbara county. This includes giants such as Costco and Home Depot. In addition to several stores, the complex features ten restaurants and a first-run movie multiplex with stadium seating.
Montecito
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Coast Village Road- Parallel to Highway 101
Montecito Village- at the intersection of San Ysidro & East Valley roads, restaurants,
galleries, clothing and specialty shops
Santa Barbara
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Paseo Nuevo - Paseo Nuevo is one of Southern California's favorite get-away places.
Here you'll discover a picturesque world of Spanish-style courtyards, winding paseos,
gently flowing fountains and lush tropical flowers. Paseo Nuevo includes Nordstrom,
Macy's, and more than 50 specialty shops.
El Paseo - Historic El Paseo, California's first shopping center, was built in the 1920s
and features a variety of unique gift shops, jewelry stores, galleries and restaurants nestled amid romantic gardens and Spanish courtyards.
La Arcada - On the north end of the downtown State Street shopping district is La Arcada Court, a Spanish paseo and courtyard with exotic plants, trees, tiled fountains and
an amazing collection of life-like bronze statues. La Arcada has a variety of interesting
shops, galleries, restaurants and Cafes.
La Cumbre Plaza - One of Santa Barbara's largest shopping malls is La Cumbre Plaza,
located on the 3800 block of upper State Street. Serving shoppers since 1967, it includes two department stores, Robinsons-May and Sears, and more than 60 shops, restaurants, services and lots of parking.
Brinkerhoff Avenue- Located between Chapala & De La Vina streets and Cota & Haley streets Antique shops and collectibles in old Victorian houses.
Farmers Markets
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Tuesday 4:00-7:30pm at the 500 block of State Street, Santa Barbara
Thursday 4:00-7:30pm at the Calle Real Shopping Center, Goleta
Friday 8:30-12:30pm on Coast Village Road, Montecito
Saturday 8:30-12:00pm at Cota & Santa Barbara Streets, Santa Barbara
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FOR UP TO DATE INFORMATION ON
SANTA BARBARA LODGING
INCLUDING:
Hotels
Motels
Bed & Breakfast Accommodations
Vacation Rentals
Log on to:
http://www.sbchamber.org/lodging.php
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SANTA BARBARA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Adams Elementary School
Preschool- 6th grade
2701 Positas Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Phone #: (805) 563-2515
Website: www.sbceoportal.org/adams/
For enrollment/ attendance information: http://www.sbceo.org/districts/calpads.shtml
Adelante Charter School
Kindergarten-6th grade
1102 E. Yanonali Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone # (805) 966-7392
Website: www.adelantecharter.com
Cleveland Elementary School
Preschool-6th grade
123 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone # (805) 963-8873
Website: www.sbcleveland.org
Franklin Elementary School
Preschool-6th grade
111 E. Mason Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone #: (805) 963-4283
Website: [email protected]
Harding University Partnership School
Preschool-6th grade
1625 Robbins Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 965-8994
Website: www.sbharding.org
McKinley Elementary School
350 Loma Alta Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
Phone #: (805) 966-9926
Website: www.sbceoportal.org/mckinley
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Monroe Elementary School
431 Flora Vista Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
Phone #: (805) 966-7023
Website: http://www.sbceoportal.org/monroe
Open Alternative School
4025 Foothill Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Phone #: (805) 683-3127
Website: oas.sbceo.org
Peabody Charter School
Preschool-6th grade
3018 Calle Noguera, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Phone #: (805) 563-1172
Website: www.peabodycharter.org
Roosevelt Elementary School
1990 Laguna Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 563-2062
Website: www.rooseveltschoolsb.org
Santa Barbara Charter School
6100 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 967-6522
Website: www.sbcharter.org
Santa Barbara Community Academy
Preschool-6th grade
850 Portesuello Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 687-2081
Website: www.sbceoportal.org/sbca
Washington Elementary School
290 Lighthouse Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
Phone #: (805)965-6653
Website: washingtonschool.us
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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
Goleta Valley Junior High School
Grades 7-8
6100 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 967- 3486
Website: www.edline.net/pages/Goleta_Valley_Junior_High
La Colina Junior High School
Grades 7-8
4025 Foothill Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Phone #: (805) 967-4506
Website: www.lcjhs.org
La Cumbre Junior High School
Grades 7-8
2255 Modoc Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 687-0761
Website: www.lacumbrejhs.org
Santa Barbara Junior High School
Grades 7-8
721 East Cota Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone #: (805) 963-7751
Website: www.sbjhs.org
HIGH SCHOOLS:
Santa Barbara High School
Grades 9-12
700 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone #: (805) 966-9101
Website: www.sbhsdons.org
San Marcos High School
Grades 9-12
4750 Hollister Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Phone #: (805) 967-4581
Website: www.smroyals.org
Dos Pueblos High School
Grades 9-12
7266 Alameda Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 968-2541
Website: www.dospuebloshighschool.org
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CONTINUATION HIGH SCHOOLS:
La Cuesta Continuation High School
Grades 10-12
710 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 966-0883
ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOLS:
Alta Vista Alternative High School
Grades 9-12 (Independent Study Only)
215 East Ortega Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 965-1916
GOLETA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS:
Brandon School
Kindergarten- 6th grade
195 Brandon Drive, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 571-3770
Website: http://www.brandon.goleta.k12.ca.us
El Camino Elementary
Kindergarten- 6th grade
5020 San Simeon Drive, Goleta, CA 93111
Phone #: (805) 692-5574
Website: http://www.elcamino.goleta.k12.ca.us
Ellwood Elementary School
7686 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 571-3774
Website: http://www.ellwood.goleta.k12.ca.us
Foothill Elementary School
711 Ribera Drive, Goleta, CA 93111
Phone #: (805) 681-1268
Website: http://www.foothill.goleta.k12.ca.us
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Hollister School
4950 Anita Lane, Goleta, CA 93111
Phone #: (805) 681-1271
Website: http://www.hollister.goleta.k12.ca.u
Isla Vista Elementary School
Pre-K- 6th grade
6875 El Colegio Road, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 685-4418
Website: http://www.islavista.goleta.k12.ca.us
Kellogg School
475 Cambridge Drive, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 681-1277
Website: http://www.kellogg.goleta.k12.ca.us
La Patera School
555 North La Patera Lane, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 681-1280
Website: http://www.lapatera.goleta.k12.ca.us
Mountain View School
5465 Queen Ann Lane, Goleta, CA 93111
Phone #: (805) 681-1284
Website: www.mtnview.goleta.k12.ca.us
Goleta Family School
711 Ribera Drive, Goleta, CA 93111
Phone #: (805) 681-1268
Website: http://goletafamilyschool.com
For more information regarding the Goleta Unified School District
or enrollment/attendance please visit: http://www.goleta.k12.ca.us/
CARPINTERIA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOLS:
Canalino Preschool
1480 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria, CA 93013
Phone #: (805) 684-5482
Website: https://sites.google.com/a/cusd.net/canalino-preschool
Canalino Elementary School
Kindergarden-5th grade
Phone #: (805) 684-4141
Website: http://canalino.cusd.net
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Aliso Elementary School
4545 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria, CA 93013
Phone #: (805) 684-4539
Website: http://aliso.cusd.net
Carpinteria Family School
Phone #: (805) 684-5481
Website: http://cfs.cusd.net
Summerland Elementary School
135 Valencia Avenue, Summerland, CA 93067
Phone #: (805) 969-1011
Website: http://summerland.cusd.net
Carpinteria Middle School
Grades 6-8
5351 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria, CA 93013
Phone #: (805) 684-4544
Website: http://cms.cusd.net
Carpinteria High School
Grades 9-12
4810 Foothill Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013
Phone #: (805) 684- 4107
Website: http://www.warriorcountry.com
Rincon High School
Grades 9-12
Phone #: (805) 684-3277
Website: http://rincon.cusd.net
For more information regarding the Carpinteria Unified School District or
enrollment/attendance please visit: http://www.cusd.net/general-info-1
MONTECITO PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
Montecito Union School
385 San Ysidro Road, Montecito, CA 93108
Phone #: (805) 969-9714
Website: http://www.montecitou.org
For more information regarding the Montecito Unified School District or
enrollment/attendance please visit: http://www.sbceo.k12.ca.us/districts/montecitousd
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY:
Anacapa School
Grades 7-12
814 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 965-0228
Website: www.anacapaschool.org
Bishop Garcia Diego High School
Grades 9-12
4000 La Colina Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Phone #: (805) 967-1266
Website: www.bishopdiego.org
Cate School
Grades 9-12
1960 Cate Mesa Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013
Phone #: (805) 684-4127
Website: www.cate.org
Coastline Christian Academy
Grades K-8
5950 Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 967-5834
Website: www.coastlinechristianacademy.com
Crane Country Day School
Grades K-8
1795 San Leandro Lane, Montecito, CA 93108
Phone #: (805) 969-7732
Website: www.craneschool.org
Dunn School
Grades 6-12
2555 West Highway 154, Los Olivos, CA 93441
Phone #: (805) 688-6471
Website: http://www.dunnschool.org
El Montecito School
Preschool-6th grade
630 East Canon Perdido Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone #: (805) 962-3091
Website: http://www.elmoschool.com
The Howard School
Phone #: (805) 745-8448
Website: http://www.thehowardschool.org
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Laguna Blanca School
4125 Paloma Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Phone #: (805) 687-2461
Website: http://www.lagunablanca.org
Marymount of Santa Barbara
Grades K-12
2130 Mission Ridge Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 569-1811
Website: http://www.marymountsb.org
Montessori Center School of Santa Barbara
401 North Fairview Avenue #1, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 683-9383
Website: http://www.mcssb.org
Notre Dame School
Grades K-8
33 East Micheltorena Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 965-1033
Website: http://www.notredamesb.org
Orca School
4-6th grade
2516 Mesa School Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
Phone #: (805) 962-7062
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Elementary School
Grades K-8
530 Hot Springs Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
Phone #: (805) 969-5965
Website: http://www.mountcarmelschool.net
Providence Hall High School
Grades 9-12
630 East Canon Perdido Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone #: (805) 962-4400
Website: http://www.providencehallsb.org
San Roque Elementary School
Grades K-8
3214 Calle Cedro, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Phone #: (805) 687-3717
Website: http://www.sanroqueschool.com
Santa Barbara Adventist
Grades K-8
425 Arroyo Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
Phone #: (805) 967-9914
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Santa Barbara Middle School
Grades 6-9
1321 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone #: (805) 682-2989
Website: http://www.sbms.org
Santa Barbara Montessori School
18mos. + K-8 grades
7421 Mirano Drive, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 685-7600
Website: http://www.sbmontessori.com
Waldorf School of Santa Barbara
Pre K-8 Grades
401 Noth Fairview Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117
Phone #: (805) 976-6656
Website: http://www.waldorfsantabarbara.org
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SU
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Electric Company
Southern California Edison
(800) 655-4555
Telephone Company
Verizon.
Loreto Plaza
3311 State St.
(800) 483-1000
Water Companies
In Santa Barbara City
Santa Barbara City Water District
City Hall, De La Guerra Plaza
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 564-5343
In Goleta
Goleta Valley Water District
4699 Hollister Ave.
(805) 964-6761
In Montecito and Summerland
Montecito and Summerland Water District
583 San Ysidro Rd.
Santa Barbara CA 93108
(805) 969-2271
In Carpinteria
Carpinteria Valley Water District
1301 Santa Ynez Ave.
Carpinteria, CA 93103
(805) 684-2816
In Hope Ranch
Hope Ranch and La Cumbre Mutual Water District
695 Via Tranquilla.
(805) 967-2376
Trash Collection
In Santa Barbara and Goleta
In Carpinteria
Harrison Industries
5275 Colt
Ventura, CA 93004
(800) 418-7274
Browning Ferris Industries (BFI)
800 Cacique St.
(805) 965-5248
In Montecito, Summerland, Hope Ranch
Goleta, Isla Vista and Carpinteria
Marborg Industries136 N. Quarantina
(805) 963-1852
Gas Company
Southern California Gas CO
(800) 427-2200
Cable Television
Cox Cable CO
3303 State St.
(805) 683-6651
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Cox Cable CO
22 S. Fairview Ave.
Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 683-6651
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| California Properties
SBerkshire
A N TAHathaway
B A R Homeservices
BARA RE
A L E S TAT E
There are many facets to Santa Barbara; each
area a jewel unto itself. Take a look at
some of the highlights with an example of
the housing available.
History, charm, oceans, mountains, flowers,
young and old—you can find what you’re
looking for in Santa Barbara.
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MONTECITO
Full of mystique and grandeur, history and beauty, Montecito, approximately eight square miles of
hidden neighborhoods and expansive estates, has been the destination of choice for celebrities and
millionaires for over one hundred years.
Located a couple miles east of Santa Barbara, “Montecito”, which is Spanish for “little mountain”,
first received attention from wealthy Easterners and Midwesterners, in the late 1800’s. These early
settlers developed large and lavish estates.
Today, Montecito offers varied options for residential living, such as an easy-care condominium just
steps from the beach, a hidden cottage set on a tree-shaded lane, as well as large estates on many
acres, both old and new.
The pace of life here is unhurried, and it is easy to see why Montecito has become a desirable
second home location for big city dwellers. Whether you’re a famous movie star or a curious
traveler, you’ll find Montecito to be truly a lush paradise.
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PRICE RANGE FROM $1 MILLION TO $32 MILLION+
HOPE RANCH
From 1888 until the 1920’s, the Pacific Improvement Company shaped the destiny of Hope
Ranch, molding it into its present image as a wealthy suburb of Santa Barbara. Many of the
amenities offered to members of the Hope Ranch Home Association, established in the 1930’s,
include cabanas for a private beach club fronting the ranch, a polo field, archery range, skeetshooting facility, tennis courts, and 30 miles of bridle paths.
Space prohibits a full account of Hope Ranch’s outdoor-living background, shared by middle-class
families as well as the affluent. As a result of this independent spirit, Hope Ranch continues to
maintain the lofty standards of suburban living which have been in effect since the late Harold S.
Chase advertised his “sun-kissed, ocean-washed, mountain-girded, island-guarded Hope Ranch”
more than half a century ago.
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PRICE RANGE FROM $2 MILLION TO $30 MILLION+
T H E B E AC H
The Santa Barbara area is blessed with a number of very beautiful beaches and each beach has its
own distinctive identity and attributes. Whether you want to swim, surf, play volleyball, or just lie
in the sun, there’s a stretch of sand for everyone. Some of our beaches are extremely accessible and
have lifeguard services and facilities such as restrooms and barbeque pits, while other beaches are
more remote and offer greater solitude and adventure.
Rincon Point
Rincon Point
Carpinteria
Sand Point Road
Padaro Lane
Sandyland Cove
Carpinteria
Montecito
Fernald Point
Hammonds Beach
Summerland
Summerland / Lookout Park
Santa Barbara
Arroyo Burro Beach (“Hendry’s Beach”)
Shoreline Beach
Leadbetter Beach
West Beach
East Beach
Isla Vista Beach
Hope Ranch
Hope Ranch Beach
Goleta / Isla Vista
Goleta Beach
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PRICE RANGE FROM $3.5 MILLION TO $30 MILLION+
THE UPPER EAST
City planners regard the Upper East as perhaps the most important factor in Santa Barbara’s
growth. More undeveloped space and a higher percentage of older one-family homes exist in the
East than in any other of the city’s neighborhoods. The Upper East has been identified as a
bailiwick of the wealthy elite since 1895.
Santa Barbara’s famous community playhouse, the Lobero Theater, located in the Upper East, was
built in 1924, and was known as the cultural center years ahead of Los Angeles and San Diego.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$800,000
$800,000TO
TO$3
$3MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
THE RIVIERA
Bridging the 2 mile span that separates Mission and Sycamore Canyons, the sylvan uplift which
padres knew as the “mission ridge” has for the past 65 years been known as “the Riviera” due to its
resemblance to slopes along the Mediterranean coast of France and Italy. Santa Barbarans lucky
enough to live on this ridge attach premium value to their homes because of their unsurpassed
views of the city, mountains, sea, and islands.
The Riviera is famous for its semitropical appearance. The flowing curves at the west end of
Alameda Padre Serra today mark the old streetcar right of way, the curves being essential to
provide a gradient which electric cars could negotiate.
One of the older and more stabilized neighborhoods in the city, the Riviera also ranks as one of
the wealthiest and best-educated. “We know how lucky we are not to have to go to Europe to
enjoy the Riviera life-style,” one cosmopolite commented. “We’ve got a better Riviera right here in
Santa Barbara.”
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PRICE RANGE FROM $800,000 TO $3 MILLION
M I S S I O N C A N YO N
Ethel Barrymore, the late empress of stage and screen, once told a friend, “Fortunate indeed is the
person who can live in Santa Barbara, and doubly blessed if his home is located in Mission
Canyon.”
American newcomers, during the 1850’s were quick to appreciate the sylvan beauty of Mission
Canyon, and they began to move in and build homes. Above them were a series of rocky cascades
known as The Seven Falls. Homes in Mission Canyon range from the humble adobe, to
magnificent mansions like Glendessary, on the shady lane of the same name. This sprawling halftimbered Tudor manor house was one of the fine homes built before the turn of the century by
Christoph Tornoe, a gifted Danish artisan.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$800,000
$800,000TO
TO$2.5
$2.5MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
SAN ROQUE
Few residential neighborhoods of Santa Barbara can boast the rich historical background of the
San Roque and Rutherford Park areas. The neighborhood got its name when the first white men
arrived in 1769 with Governor Portola. They camped at the mouth of the San Roque Creek,
which they named to memorialize the patron saint of invalids, Saint Roque, a Carmelite friar of
the 14th century.
Now a built-up, economically stabilized suburb, it is admired for its sweeping curved streets, its
luxuriant landscaping, and its harmonious blend of many architectural themes - Spanish Colonial,
English Tudor, French Normandy, California Redwood, Italianate and American Colonial, mostly
built since 1925.
With shopping and banking facilitated at their very doorstep, residents of San Roque feel that they
are living in one of Santa Barbara’s choicest residential neighborhoods, where investing in home
or business property guarantees future security.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$600,000
$600,000TO
TO$1.5
$1.5MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
SAMARKAND
Samarkand meant “the land of heart’s desire” in the archaic Persian tongue. As the dominating
landmark of a hilly, elevated neighborhood, the Samarkand gave its name to an area bounded on
the east by Oak Park.
The Samarkand neighborhood could point with pride to one of America’s most beautiful and
prestigious retirement centers, originally a hotel. The Samarkand District Improvement
association, one of the most active in the city, reported that Samarkand has one of the lowest
population densities in Southern California.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$600,000
$600,000TO
TO$1.3
$1.3MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
T HE M ESA
Mesa, a Spanish word meaning “table”, has been applied to the flat beach fronting the ocean along
Santa Barbara’s southwestern border since mission days. The Mesa is one of the oldest historical
areas in the city, paradoxically it is one of our youngest residential districts.
Artists and writers have a special affinity for the Mesa as a carefree place to live. City weather
records show that the Mesa’s winter temperatures are 10 to 12 degrees warmer than downtown,
and 10 to 12 degrees cooler in the summer.
This climate attraction, plus the spectacular marine views, caused a housing boom after World
War II, creating the Mesa Improvement Association, dedicated to protecting the Mesa life-style as
one of the most envied in the South Coast area.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$600,000
$600,000TO
TO$3
$3MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
THE WESTSIDE
The “Westside Story” of Santa Barbara is laid in our city’s first suburb. Cottage Hospital and its
surrounding laboratories, rest homes, professional buildings, clinics and other medically-oriented
satellites, has made it very convenient for the local residents.
City Hall recognizes the Westside as the oldest established residential area in town: six out of ten
houses were built prior to 1940. Santa Barbara’s Westside is one of the last frontiers for that great
American tradition, one that is daily becoming scarce - the single family home.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$400,000
$400,000TO
TO$1.3
$1.3MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
G OLETA
Tucked between lush green hillsides and the sparkling Pacific lies Goleta Valley. Just minutes
from downtown Santa Barbara, the Goleta community is characterized by comfortable single
family homes, and outstanding public elementary and secondary schools. Plan on enjoying the
many recreational opportunities, historic sites and seasonal festivals. Combining all that the area
offers with a mild year-round climate and idyllic natural surroundings, it is easy to see why Goleta
is the place to be.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$400,000
$400,000TO
TO$2.5
$2.5MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
CARPINTERIA
The Carpinteria Valley is located in the southeast corner of Santa Barbara County. It’s a little
piece of coastal paradise tucked midway between Ventura and Santa Barbara, seeming to shy away
from the glare of tourism’s spotlight, but at the same time welcoming all who chance to discover its
charms.
Carpinteria’s splendid natural setting and small town charm remain relatively undiscovered. Enjoy
the small town pleasures, where tree-shaded streets, parades and craft shows evoke a gentle way of
life. Dozens of antique stores, small shops and restaurants are clustered along the main streets of
Carpinteria and nearby Summerland, making the area a browser’s paradise.
Carpinteria is home to a world-renowned surfing area off Rincon Point, and a beautiful swimming
beach. Nature smiles kindly on the Carpinteria Valley, making it home to many nurseries.
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$400,000
$400,000TO
TO$1.5
$1.5MILLION
MILLION
PRICE
CONDOMINIUMS
The condominium market is very strong in our area.
The prices range from the following:
Santa Barbara
$350,000 to $1,500,000+
Montecito
$700,000 to $2,000,000
Goleta
$250,000 to $600,000
Carpinteria
$300,000 to $1,200,000
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PRICE RANGE
RANGEFROM
FROM$800,000
$800,000TO
TO$3
$3MILLION
MILLION
PRICE

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