Santa Barbara Independent Real Estate 6/20/24

KOGEVINAS

on the successful representation of the buyer of 521 Santa Rosa Ln, Sold for $9,300,000, & the seller at 2474 Varley St, Sold for $2,395,000.

NANCY KOGEVINAS

805.450.6233

Nancy@Kogevinas.com

MontecitoProperties.com LIC# 01209514

on the successful representation of the buyer of 246 Toro Canyon Rd, Sold for $4,405,000.

CRISTAL CLARKE

805.886.9378

Cristal@Montecito-Estate.com

Montecito-Estate.com LIC# 00968247

on the successful representation of the seller at 1421 Clearview Rd, Sold for $2,702,000

MARSHA KOTLYAR ESTATE GROUP

805.565.4014

Home@MKGroupMontecito.com

MKGroupMontecito.com LIC# 01426886

on the successful representation of the seller of 11 Vista Del Mar Dr, Sold for $2,225,000.

JOSIAH HAMILTON

805.284.8835

Josiah@TheHamiltonCo.com TheHamiltonCo.com LIC# 01415235

TEAM SCARBOROUGH

on the successful representation of the buyer of 4450 Via Esperanza, Sold for $4,750,000.

TEAM SCARBOROUGH

805.331.1465

Team@TeamScarborough.com

TeamScarborough.com LIC# 01182792

on the successful representation of the buyer at 1700 Via San Carlos, Sold for $2,825,000.

805.729.4754

NinaStormo@bhhscal.com

NinaStormo1.bhhscalifornia.com LIC# 01341678

on the successful representation of the buyer at 1421 Clearview Rd, Sold for $2,702,000

KIT PETERSON

805.689.5535

Kit.Peterson@bhhscal.com

KitPetersonRealEstate.com LIC# 02008932

on the successful representation of the seller of 1127 Vallecito Rd, Sold for $2,000,000.

YOLANDA VAN WINGERDEN

805.570.4965

Yolanda@BHHSCal.com

AskYo.com LIC# 01308141

NANCY

CRISTAL CLARKE

KIT PETERSON

MARSHA KOTLYAR ESTATE GROUP

YOLANDA VAN WINGERDEN

JOSIAH HAMILTON

C alcagno & H amilton Real Estate Group

MONTECITO & SANTA BARBARA’S #1 REAL ESTATE TEAM *

3244 LAUREL CANYON ROAD | LISTED AT $2,725,000 | SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

NEW LISTING | OCEAN VIEW SAN ROQUE HOME ON A QUIET LANE

5 Bed | 3 Bath | 2,576 Sq. Ft. | 0.42-Acre | 2-Car Garage | Panoramic Ocean & City Views | Peabody Elementary

Experience this wonderful, Spanish-style Santa Barbara home nestled above San Roque proper. Down a private lane in a serene park-like setting, you would never realize that it is only a few short minutes to shops and restaurants, and within walking distance to the highlycoveted Peabody Charter School. The owners of this large property with ocean & city views have recently remodeled the primary suite, hall bath and kitchen using natural stone, marble and onyx finishes. Newly added Bellawood solid hardwood floors, recessed lighting, new doors and hardware throughout elevate the home. Storage abounds with both basement and attic space, and an oversized 2-car garage featuring extensive built-ins. A complete Sunpower solar system (owned) with a Level 2 EV charger enables a renewable lifestyle. There is also a delightful sitting garden area with a secluded, private spa looking out towards the evening sunsets. The property borders an 8-acre green space which leads directly to the Jesusita trailhead. The flexible floor plan allows for the option of a “main home” living as a 4 bed 2 bath, with an attached downstairs studio/bedroom featuring a full bath, kitchenette, and separate entrance.

Get Bizzzzy with a HIVE

Iend almost every training, speaking, workshop, or presentation I give to staff, teams, and companies by asking attendees to find a partner and share just one thing they are committed to changing based on what they learned during our time together.

Then, I ask them to make this person their accountability buddy, a k a accountabilibuddy.

Even the most self-motivated among us can benefit from an accountabilibuddy. Accountability is one of the core elements in increasing productivity and upping your game. One of the most powerful motivators around is another person who expects you to deliver on your word. I tell people, “I’m way more likely to show up at the gym if you’re there waiting for me.” So it is with our daily habits, whether we want to begin a new one or end a no-longerbeneficial one.

Another core element in an uptick in personal productivity is “Deep Work.” This idea is from a book by the same name by Cal Newport. The book explores the concept of focused, undistracted work in an age of constant distractions. Newport argues that the ability to concentrate without distraction is becoming increasingly valuable as technology and social media encroach on our attention. He emphasizes the importance of scheduling regular periods of deep work, time blocking, minimizing

shallow work, and embracing boredom to allow for deep, meaningful thinking.

Time blocking is a productivity technique where individuals divide their day into distinct blocks of time dedicated to specific tasks or activities. Each block is assigned to a particular task, project, or category of work, allowing for focused attention and efficient use of time. Time blocking is utilized by a wide range of individuals, including entrepreneurs, professionals, students, and anyone seeking to improve their time management skills.

When we combine the two together — Deep Work plus an accountabilibuddy — we get a HIVE. Imagine a beehive. In a beehive, each bee diligently does their work to help the whole colony thrive. Similarly, a HIVE is a group of likeminded people who want to be held accountable to do deep work for a period of time.

Maybe you want to ramp up sales or roll out a new product. Maybe you want to organize your recipes or photos. Maybe you need to do some research on where you will go on vacation. None of these things happen unless we just hunker down and do them. If we try to carve out a little time here and there, we find ourselves never really focusing and getting it done the way we intended.

A HIVE incorporates time blocking coupled and

upleveled with accountability. If you have used time blocking in the past, you may have gotten to the end of your day and realized that the block of time you allocated to a specific purpose got hijacked by an “emergency email.” In a HIVE, that big block of time is a meeting with me and a few dozen people you don’t know yet. Who misses meetings? Not many of us. Which means you won’t miss that next big time block.

SIMPLY 805

by Sara Caputo

I’m running a monthly HIVE at Workzones. There’s one today, June 20, 9:30-11:30 a.m. You’re welcome to show up and check it out. There will be another Hive in July. These are brief productivity workshops plus time to work on your own deep thinking project. Come join me and other like-minded hivers and get some deep work done. Bring a project that’s something that you need to block time for so that you don’t keep kicking it down the road.

Reach out to me for the July date and more information. I hope to see you at the HIVE!

805.722.8480

HOME IS OUR FAVORITE DESTINATION

1804 - 1810 GRAND AVENUE, 2, SANTA BARBARA CA 93103

1804: 1 BEDS | 2 BATHS | 1,088± SQUARE FEET 1810: 3 BEDS | 3 BATHS | 1,876± SQUARE FEET OFFERED AT $2,600,000

Immerse yourself in the true essence of Riviera living at this exceptional Multi-Use, Multi-Family property. Discover two distinct residences, each with its own APN numbers, offering a rare investment opportunity. This sanctuary not only presents grand views of the ocean, harbor, and cityscape but also harmoniously blends a comfort in its design. An ideal location just moments away from local attractions like the Mission, Roosevelt Elementary school & our vibrant Downtown. Natural light floods each unit. Additional features include spacious decks, laundry facilities, cozy fireplaces in the living rooms & an enclosed garage & 2-car carport.

Just Listed | 1708 Odin Way, Solvang, CA

Nestled in Solvang’s highly coveted Village Collection neighborhood, this recently renovated home was built in 1997 and features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2,541 sq. ft. of living space, and a spacious 3-car garage, all set on a 0.36-acre lot. The living room, family room, and kitchen flow seamlessly, perfect for both entertaining and everyday living, while two cozy fireplaces add warmth and elegance to these spaces. The open kitchen is a chef’s dream with granite countertops, a large central island, and abundant cabinet space. The primary suite offers a luxurious bathroom with a walk-in closet and backyard access with patio. Two additional bedrooms share a convenient pass-through bathroom, and the fourth bedroom is versatile enough to be used as a library or office. Recent upgrades include beautiful new landscaping with lavender, roses, olive trees, lime trees, and guava bushes, a new irrigation system featuring Rachio technology, new drainage, new concrete patios with pergola mounts, new redwood fence, a new roof with skylights, a new water heater, and a new furnace for modern comfort and efficiency. Additionally, electrical and drainage enhancements on the east side of the property can accommodate a bocce ball court, putting green, or additional entertainment area. Located just a short walk from downtown Solvang, the Alisal River Golf Course, shopping, restaurants, wineries, hiking trails, and open spaces. Enjoy the best of what downtown Solvang has to offer!

School of Squash Gets Low-Income Kids into College

Mentoring, Academic, and Squash Programs Are a Successful Combination

Often mistaken for a sports program for rich kids, the Santa Barbara School of Squash (SBSOS) is, according to Executive Director Robert Graham, the “polar opposite” of that. Its four pillars, in order of priority, are mentoring, academics, squash, and community service. The nonprofit enrolls low-income kids at the middleschool level and continues its assistance to age 25.

Founded by Graham and others in 2006 as an all-volunteer organization, SBSOS has gradually grown to a staff of three and expanded programming. However, it still operates on a modest annual budget $300,000 and a limit of 30 kids in the main program of grades 5-12. Graham is passionate about both the mission and the sport. Previously, he ranked number one in the U.S. and was the S.B. Athletic Club’s Racquet Sports Director.

Most kids who enter the SBSOS program stick with it. Since the program’s inception, every 12th-grade participant has graduated from high school, which is no small feat given the demographic. What’s even more remarkable is that all of these high school graduates go on to college, many to top universities. All of them were the first in their families to attend college. SBSOS youth have received more than $5 million in (non-loan) financial aid from private schools and colleges.

Why squash? It is more than just an intense racquet sport that entices kids, according to Graham. It also helps get these kids into good colleges. According to him, the combination of good grades, squash success, financial need, and being the first generation in their family to attend college is an attractive package. “It simply isn’t enough these days to be ‘smart’ to gain entrance to a university especially a top university. There must be other areas of excellence, and squash is near the top of that list.”

More than 150 colleges now have squash teams.

Unlike other after-school programs, SBSOS is not a drop-in program; attendance is required. SBSOS monitors grades, behavior, and fitness and meets with parents and teachers.

In addition to the 30 students in grades 5-12 it serves, SBSOS currently has another 23 students in college and five

college graduates in the workforce. It continues serving these individuals as an advisor on matters they face, including on careers. SBSOS’s staff and boards use their extensive contacts to assist program participants connect with people in their fields of interest for advice and internships, as well as part- and fulltime employment.

In 2022, SBSOS lost its squash home at the Santa Barbara Athletic Club, where it had played since inception. It initially pivoted to other sports and then in November 2023, the Santa Barbara Family YMCA converted a racquetball court to a squash court. Now, SBSOS uses that alongside the YMCA’s racquetball courts for its four weekday sessions. The racquetball courts are not ideal, according to Graham, but placing tape on the walls and floors enables the kids to practice some skills and everyone rotates to the one squash court. Despite the venue challenges, each year the kids have continued to play in multiple tournaments and in the SoCal Junior Squash League.

letic programming, field trips, and outings.

While SBSOS is focused on students, it is also a valuable resource for students’ families, providing information and advice on a host of issues low-income families confront.

Every weekday, SBSOS holds one to 1.5 hours of academic programming, four of those at the YMCA after practice. Staff and volunteers oversee homework and tutor where needed. For students deemed capable, SBSOS encourages and assists with application to private schools. In the fall, 10 SBSOS students will be attending Laguna Blanca School, and one will go to Crane Country Day School. All SBSOS students who have attended these schools have received near-full scholarships.

The community service component of SBSOS is important, according to Graham, so that students learn to give back to their community. Through SBSOS, students volunteer with various nonprofits.

SBSOS programming continues year-round, with about two months in the summer filled with academic and ath-

With 30 kids in the program, SBSOS needs more than one squash court. In the short term, the hope is for the YMCA to convert a couple of more racquetball courts. SBSOS is also working with the city to place squash courts in a park, but, Graham related, the process is very long. The much bigger hope is a bold plan to build a community education and enrichment center to serve not only program participants, but the community at large.

SBSOS has quietly launched an $8 million capital campaign to do just that, and has already secured a $1 million matching donation and $600,000 in pledges. With four to six courts, the facility would enable SBSOS to expand to 240 students for its full programming and offer other kids a “low-dosage” version. Community members would join, with membership offered on a sliding-scale basis, bringing different segments of the community together and providing an income stream.

SBSOS is part of the Squash & Education Alliance, which sets program guidelines, provides some resources, and hosts camps, tournaments, and excursions. n

Text and photos by Gail Arnold

Executive Director Robert Graham (center) with SBSOS participants and alumni (L-R) Monica Paredes, Zaira Paredes, Sebastian Paredes, Javier Paredes, Zahira Jarquin, and Sofie Ramirez

Incoming Board Chair Frank Huerta, Auction Co-Chair Daniele Huerta, Boardmember John Burk, Auction CoChair Sue Burk, Program Director Miguel Nava, and Founding Boardmember and Board President Terry Eagle

Rare and fortunate opportunity to purchase one of the most historic homes in the Santa Ynez Valley. Perched high in a grove of 100-year-old Redwoods, ''Palacio del Rio'', formerly the Hacienda for the renowned Juan y Lolita Rancho, is set on approximately 36.6+/- acres and is steeped in Valley history. A recent restoration project over the past 2 years has brought this spectacular estate back to the height of its glory.

Designed by Joseph Plunkett and built between 1929-1938, the gracious Hacienda offers a dramatic setting of unparalleled Valley views and beautiful mature landscape with a pool and tennis court. Previously owned by Jimmy Stewart and Dean Martin, the main residence has 5 bedrooms and 5 1/2 bathrooms, plus extensive grand guest quarters across the magnificent courtyard with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

Additionally, there is a separate 2-bedroom second residence, caretaker's quarters, wine cellar, and 6 car garage. On the lower portion of the property are fenced pastures, an irrigated garden, horse shelters, and a riding arena. There is also a large barn with a tack room, ample storage space, and four stalls. With sweeping views of the Santa Ynez Valley, an incredible location that is close to town, but offers serenity and privacy, this property is truly magnificent and irreplaceable.

OPEN HOUSES

Goleta

340 N. Fairview #2, 3BD, 2BA, Sun 12-3, $899,000, Village Properties, Curtis Swan 805 607-9709, DRE#02049218

380 San Ricardo Dr, 2BD, 1BA, Sat 2-5, $924,900, Village Properties, Ryan Kell 805-220-0848, DRE#02224217

6083 Suellen Court, 2BD, 2BA, Sun 2-4, $1,100,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Ryan Shotwell 805-698-4511, DRE#02227938

4657 Gerona Way, 3BD, 3BA, Sat 1-3 & Sun 11-1, $1,325,000, Village Properties, Patricia Saraca / Pam Shalhoob 805-886-7426 / 805-8959190, DRE#01080801 / #02053975

5220 Coruna Ct., 4BD, 3BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $1,695,000, Village Properties, Nicole Powers / Cara Gamberdella 925-548-1305 / 805-680-3826, DRE#02185632 / #01766267

435 Pacific Oaks Rd, 5BD, 3BA, Sat 1-3 & Sun 1-4, $1,895,000, Village Properties, Justin Corrado / Gabe Grandcolas 805-451-9969 / 805-450-4723, DRE#01356799 / #02136492

San Roque

4477 S Shadow Hills Boulevard Apt B, 3BD, 2.5BA, Sat 12-4 & Sun 10-1, $1,895,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Ericka Burrows / Deborah Samuel 805-886-1588 / 805-5706680, DRE#02119798

3512 Madrona, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 2-4 & Sun 1-4, $2,099,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Atanas Ivanov / Tyler Whelehan 805-951-9518 / 805-4710993, DRE# 02193507 / #02197732

The Mesa

922 Fellowship Road, 4BD, 3BA, Sat & Sun 2-4, $2,495,000, Village Properties, Scott Tisdale 805/7228582, DRE#01729503 1103 Harbor Hills Drive, 4BD, 3.5BA, Sun 12-3, $8,950,000, Santa Barbara Brokers, Troy G Hoidal 805689-6808, DRE#01904812

The Riviera

1804 - 1810 Grand Avenue, 5BD, 5BA, Sat 12-4 & Sun 10-4, $2,600,000, Village Properties, Tiffany Doré / Shawn Poindexter / Charlotte Cross 805-689-1052 / 805-826-1762 / 805-570-1660, DRE#01806890 / #02222632 / #02160376

Saturday 6/22 &

821 & 823 E. Pedregosa S, 7BD, 6BA, Sun 2-4, $3,995,000, Village Properties, Julie Barnes 805-8959498, DRE#01107109

Santa Barbara

1217 North Nopal Street Unit B, 3BD, 3BA, Sat 12-3, $1,250,000, Village Properties, Ewy Axelsson 805-689-4124, DRE#00582003

530 Dalton Way, 4BD, 3BA, Sat & Sun 1-3, $1,499,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Sue Irwin 805-705-6973, DRE#01413354

1309 Castillo St, 2BD, 1BA, Sun 12-5, $1,550,000, Village Properties, Kim Byrnes / Ryan Kell 805-637-3075 / 805220-0848, DRE#01266258 / #02224217

3279 Foothill Road, 3BD, 2BA, Sun 1-3, $1,595,000, Village Properties, Elena Abel 415-2598098, DRE#02199747

1710 Cliff Dr, 3BD, 1BA, Sun 1-4, $1,599,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Sunnie Maxwell 805252-9524, DRE#01463861

223 W Ortega St, 5BD, 3.5BA, Sat 1-4, $1,650,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Monica Gear 805-746-9598, DRE#02126541

5243 San Simeon Drive, 4BD, 3BA, Sun 1-4, $1,895,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Todd McChesney 805-291-7902, DRE#00864365

3973 Maricopa Drive, 4BD, 3BA, Fri 4-6, Sat 11-1 & Sun 10-3, $1,950,000, Village Properties, Laurie Just / Pam Anderson / Elena Abel 805-452-9436 / 805-895-9190 / 415-259-8098, DRE#02160245 / #02053975 / #02199747

533 Conejo Rd, 3BD, 3.5BA, Sun 1-4, $2,097,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Chandler Bilodeau 689-238-9097, DRE#02237593

116 Los Olivos St, 4BD, 3BA, Sun 1-4, $2,195,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Kit Peterson 805-689-5535, DRE#02008932

Sunday 6/23

3703 Ardilla Dr, 4BD, 2BA, Sat & Sun 1-3, $2,200,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Katie Walsh / Melissa Birch 805-350-6533 / 805-689-2674, DRE#01513946 / #01312318

2827-2829 Serena, 4BD, 2BA, Sat 1-4, $2,399,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Joshua Ramirez 805-455-9066, DRE#01734132

3583 Modoc Rd, 4BD, 3BA, Sun 1-4, $2,450,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Anthony Bordin 805-729-0527, DRE#00974047

5218 Calle Barquero, 4BD, 4.5BA, Sat & Sun 1-3, $2,675,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Bob Walsmith Jr. 805-720-5362, DRE#01932231

1401 La Cima Road, 5BD, 3.5BA, Sun 2-5, $3,778,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Scott McCosker 805-451-1721, DRE#00494253

1234 Plaza Del Monte, 4BD, 3BA, Sat 11:30-3:30 & Sun 1-4, $3,995,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Georgettle Owens / Katya Sheets / Stefan Stojanovski 805-570-6138 / 805-708-2323 / 805-570-0640, DRE#02172408 / #02061444 / #02112629

1850 Gibraltar Road, 4BD, 4BA, Sun 1-4, $4,995,000, Village Properties, Tim Walsh and Michael Dickman 805-259-8808 / 805-689-3355, DRE#00914713 / #02093312

1121 Las Alturas, 5BD, 4.5BA, Sun 1-3, $5,850,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Joshua Ramirez 805-455-9066, DRE#01734132

1240 Via Brigitte, 4BD, 4.5BA, Sun 1-3, $5,995,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Lyndsey Jones 805-680-2856, DRE#02125898

Montecito

920 Chelham Way, 3BD, 2BA, Sun 1-3, $2,395,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Jenny Easter 805-4556294, DRE#01858581

1530 Miramar, 3BD, 3 + GH, Sat & Sun 1-4, $5,995,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Katinka Goertz / Katya Sheets 805-708-9616 / 805-708-2323, DRE#01871645 / #02061444

1369 Danielson, 6BD, 6BA, Sat 1-3, $6,050,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Joe Stubbins 805-729-0778, DRE#01002182

Summerland

2521 Banner Ave, 4BD, 4BA, Sun 1-3, $2,975,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Elias Cesena 805-640-5904, DRE#02228705

Carpinteria

1281-2 Franciscan Ct., 3BD, 2BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $875,000, Village Properties, Jena Harris / Bill Reed 805-331-3683 / 805-896-3002, DRE#01930435 / #01155355

1281 Franciscan Court #2, 3BD, 2BA, Sun 11-1, $875,000, Village Properties, Justin Corrado 805-4519969, DRE#01356799

3375 Foothill Rd #634, 3BD, 2BA, Sun 12-2, $1,950,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Sharon Jordano 805280-2055, DRE#02195847

7373 Shepard Mesa, 4BD, 3.5BA, Sun 1-3, $6,495,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Nell Grokenberger 310889-4379, DRE#02135872

Santa Ynez Valley

3227 Glengary Road, 3BD, 3BA, Sat 2-4, $2,750,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Summer Smith 805-284-6840, DRE#02180602

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REALTORS HOST FUNDRAISER FOR HUGS FOR CUBS

On Thursday afternoon May 30th, the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors hosted a FUNdraiser for their 2024 charity recipient, the Santa Barbara Foresters' Hugs for Cubs program. Hugs for Cubs is the Foresters cancer-survivor support program, helping young people and their families battling illness. Hugs for Cubs was founded by Eric Pintard, the former Foresters pitcher and coach who passed away in 2004, after fighting cancer himself for many years.

The cornhole tournament was a fun afternoon of friendship and good-natured rivalry as teams faced off against each other on custom targets. The event was held at Validation Ale in the funk zone. Hugs for Cubs is the designated 2024 charity recipient of the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors. Each fall, the association solicits applications from local non-profit organizations and selects one to be the beneficiary of fundraising activities for the following year.

This event and other fundraising activities are planned and presented by SBAOR's Community Outreach and Events Committee. Visit SBAOR.org or SBForesters.org for more information.

Welcome to this quintessential Montecito home with a charming separate 2 bedroom/ 1 bath, 615sf guest cottage. Located in a rare neighborhood where neighbors chitchat on the streets, kids gather to play and ride freely on their bikes, and families walk together to the top-rated Cold Spring School. This 3 bedroom/ 2.5 bath single-level home is designed with a great floorplan for easy indoor/outdoor living and sits on a flat .32-acre corner parcel. The surrounding white stucco wall with a gated entry and lush landscape o ers a retreat-like ambiance. Gather around the fire pit, in this inviting Spanish Colonial-style courtyard and gaze up at the wild Amazon parrots that occasionally fly overhead at dusk. This is your chance to be a part of a rare community lifestyle, just minutes from Butterfly Beach, Coast Village Road, Montecito's Upper Village...and all that Santa Barbara has to o er.

Main House 3 Bd | 3 Ba | 2,404 SqFt +/-

Guest Cottage 2 Bd | 1 Ba | 615 SqFt +/-

O ered at $4,250,000

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730 E. Cota Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103

Unlock the potential of Santa Barbara with this prime opportunity to develop a 5-unit investment property Building entitlement was recently approved by the Santa Barbara Architectural Board of Review (ABR), for this sophisticated five-unit structure. Each unit boasts 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a bonus room, balconies, private laundry, garage, and entry Crafted by the renowned local architect Kevin Moore Architects (KMA), the design exudes the timeless charm of traditional Santa Barbara architecture

Perfect for investors and developers alike, this property spans 5,343 gross square feet and is located in a neighborhood that is accessible for walking and biking With its central location, residents will enjoy easy access to an array of shops and restaurants. Across the street is the breathtaking Historic Landmark, Santa Barbara Junior High and neighborhood park, enhancing the allure of this exceptional development opportunity

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$1,865,000 6/04/24 3704 CAPRI DR

$3,446,500 6/04/24 18 CALLE ALAMO

$3,200,000 6/07/24 15 FRANCISCO DR

$3,600,000 6/07/24 4653 VIA HUERTO

$645,000 6/07/24 430 S FIRST ST

$750,000 6/04/24 1105 VILLAGE DR

$697,000 6/05/24 1498 BATHURST DR

$320,000 6/07/24 3450 SANTA MARIA 207D

$315,000 6/07/24 2481 COUNTRY LN

$584,000 6/05/24 2321 S EASTBURY WY

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY SALES