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COntents HOA Homefront: Nine myths regarding member discipline ...................................................4 A Note From The SBAOR President: A positive outlook on short-term rentals.....................................................4 Ask Angi: What’s the best way to mow my lawn? ......................................................6 Style at Home: How to maximize the power of mix and match in furniture pairings.........8 At Home: Short-term rental tips ................................................................................10 Santa Barbara County Sales......................................................................12 Barkitecture...............................................................................................14

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A note from the SBAOR President

HOA Homefront

Nine Myths Regarding Member Discipline

By Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. CCAL

One unpleasant but necessary aspect of board service is the imposing of discipline in response to unneighborly behavior by members. Here are nine myths regarding HOA discipline.

Myth #1: HOAs can impose any fine amount that seems appropriate to punish the violating homeowner. Truth: Civil Code Section 5850(c) limits monetary penalties (aka “fines”) to those as stated in the HOA’s written list of penalties in effect at the time of the violation. No list of fines? Then no fine can be imposed.

Myth #2: A committee can impose discipline. Truth: Under Civil Code 5855 discipline is imposed by the board.

Some HOAs have enforcement agents or disciplinary committees sending out notices of fines, but those may be subject to challenge as violating Section 5855.

Myth #3: A fine can be imposed without a hearing so long as there is a “right to appeal” the notice. Truth: The disciplinary process under Civil Code 5855 is clear — before ANY discipline is considered or imposed, the homeowner must be given written notice of the hearing at least ten calendar days before that meeting.Section 5855 Subpart (d) says: “A disciplinary action … shall not be effective … unless the board fulfills the requirements of this section.”

Myth #4: Homeowners have the right to an attorney or representative present at their discipline hearing. Truth: No, the law does not give this right. HOA hearings are not court proceedings but are meetings of neighbors to address unneighborly behavior. Nothing in the law requireshearings to be conducted like criminal proceedings, with counsel, 5th amendment protections, and a jury of peers. I occasionally see governing documents allowing homeowners to bring counsel to hearings, but, generally, theseshould be meetings between homeowners.

Myth #5: Homeowners have the right to be present, so if they don’t attend the hearing it cannot proceed. Truth: The statute requires the homeowner to be given notice of the date, time, and place of the hearing (and the governing document provision violated), but it does not say that the board cannot proceed without the homeowner present. Boards should use their fair and reasonable judgment in determining whether to reschedule hearings, but rescheduling is not legally required.

Myth #6: HOAs can suspend voting rights and board eligibility in response to violations. Truth: HOAs cannot suspend homeowner voting rights, because of the prohibition of Civil Code 5105(g), and unresolved rule violations is not a board eligibility standard allowed by Sections5103(d)(2) and 5105(b),(c)(d).

Myth #7: The HOA cannot control tenant violations. Truth: The HOA has no direct control over tenants as nonmembers, but it can hold landlords responsible for the actions of their tenants or guests.

Myth #8: The HOA should keep imposing fines indefinitely until the problem is resolved. Truth: Fines are intended to deter, but when they don’t work, court action may be necessary. A cautionary tale is recited in the Ritter v. Churchill case from 2008, where the HOA fined the homeowner $200 per day until the balance reached $77,000… and the court ultimately found no violation, costing the HOA hundreds of thousands of dollars in attorney fees.

Myth #9: Boards must punish all violations. Truth: Boards may decide not to pursue minor violations if circumstances warrant and if owners are treated equally.

Also, sometimes warnings are sufficient.

Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. is a Fellow of the College of Community Association Lawyers and Partner of Richardson Ober LLP, a California law firm known for community association expertise.

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By Todd Shea President of the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS®

A Positive Outlook on Short-Term Rentals Short Term rentals and the city of Santa Barbara have a love-hate relationship. Lately, the city has been looking at “cracking down” on those that are operating “illegally”. There are many sides to this story, and I can understand and am aware of the arguments by those on both sides. Those that want them to stay and those that don’t want them or only in particular areas. I think a clear, common sense city ordinance with some easy-to-follow rules, locations, perhaps a particular number of them available to be permitted, and a straightforward way for those to apply for them, makes a lot of sense. We are missing this now with a lot of confusion around them. This article explores some of the pros of short-term rentals, those properties rented for under 30 days.

To state the obvious first but sometimes overlooked point in this conversation, Santa Barbara is a tourist town and a highly sought-after vacation destination known for its beautiful beaches, scenic coastline, and mild climate. In recent years, shortterm Airbnb rentals have become increasingly popular around the world and in Santa Barbara. Just like many cities throughout the world, there is currently a mix of hotels, motels, bed, and breakfasts, and short-term rentals that co-exist to allow visitors to choose how they would like to stay while visiting this amazing area.

Short-term or “Airbnb” rentals, as they are referred to sometimes, offer visitors more affordable and often larger accommodation options compared to traditional hotels. Santa Barbara is known for its luxury hotels and resorts, which can be quite expensive, especially during peak tourist season, and are incredible experiences. On the other hand, Airbnb rentals provide a range of options to fit different budgets.

Visitors can find everything from cozy apartments to spacious beachfront homes, depending on their needs and preferences.

Also, Airbnb rentals often offer more amenities than traditional hotels, such as full kitchens, laundry facilities, and outdoor spaces, especially when traveling with larger groups, saving visitors money on dining and entertainment. A hotel simply just does not provide this option.

Short-term rentals can help support the local economy in Santa Barbara. Many Airbnb hosts are local residents who rely on

income from short-term rentals to supplement their income or by choosing to stay in an Airbnb rental, visitors are directly supporting these local hosts and contributing to the local economy. Short-term rental owners “should be” paying the 12% TOT (Transient Occupancy Tax) to the city. This would be gladly paid for with clear ordinances by those wanting to run a shortterm rental. Now, many of the “illegal” short-term rentals do not pay because they do not want to be known by the city. This additional income with clear guidelines would greatly help our city address bigger issues of homelessness, our downtown corridor, roads, and drainage, or others facing the city. Plus, visitors who stay in Airbnb rentals are more likely to spend money at local restaurants, shops, and attractions, further boosting the local economy.

Lastly, short-term rentals in the city of Santa Barbara offer our very own locals, in a time of crisis or evacuations, which has been more prevalent in the past number of years, a place go. As a REALTOR® with clients in the area, in evacuated areas, I helped find these local’s homes to stay in with hotels booked solid by putting them in shortterm rentals many times over the past few years. I was also proud to assist with housing for 12 out-of-the-area police officers through a client who has a house they rent short-term. These 12 police officers were up to assist our local officers during one of the heavy rain events a couple of months ago, and talking to the police officer that reached out to me, said they would have nowhere else to stay and would be sleeping on the floor at the station. Instead, each stayed in a bed for 3 days, and the owner did not charge them anything.

Short-term Airbnb rentals offer numerous benefits to locals, visitors, and to the City of Santa Barbara, including affordability, size, authenticity, local support, flexibility, convenience, and community connection. Whether traveling to Santa Barbara for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, Airbnb rentals provide a unique and personalized way to experience all the city has to offer. I hope the city can not just eliminate and “crackdown” on short-term rentals in the city. But instead, adopt a common sense, smart city ordinance to still make these an option in the city of Santa Barbara.

Todd Shea Specializing in Luxury Buyer & Seller Representation Realtor Partner | Zia Group • Powered by eXp Realty DRE#02028163 • (805) 991-9684 • Instagram@toddshearealtor • todd@ziagroup.com

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Ask Angi:

What’s the best way to mow my lawn?

By Paul F. P. Pogue

You’ll get the best results with your lawn by tuning up your mower at the beginning of spring.

Lawn mowing is one of those tasks you probably do on autopilot. Get out the mower, make the circuit of the yard, maybe trim the edges, and call it a day, right? But a few basic techniques can make lawn mowing a vital part of maintenance that not only keeps your grass short but in the best condition as well.

Here are some tips to level up your lawn mowing game this spring: Tune Up Your Mower You’ll get the best results by tuning up your mower at the beginning of spring. You can pay a pro to do this or handle it yourself, as it’s a reasonably simple task. Review your owner’s manual for specific things that must be done, but several basics apply to most mowers.

First, disconnect the spark plug to avoid accidentally starting your mower. Then, give the exterior a good clean with paper towels or a rag, along with grease-cutting soap in water.

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Replace the old air filter. New filters only cost around $10 at home improvement stores, and your owner’s manual should tell you the correct size.

Remove any remaining gasoline from the mower, then unscrew the motor oil cap. Tilt the mower on its side so you can drain the oil into a bucket or pan. Then add new oil, checking the dipstick occasionally until the mower is full.

Have the blade professionally sharpened, or replace it if it’s too old. A dull blade rips the grass, creating an uneven look, damaging your lawn, and leaving it exposed to diseases and parasites. Finally, put in a new spark plug, and you’re ready to mow!

Mowing Technique Tips • Change directions every time: Alternate your mowing pattern each time you cut the grass.

This will prevent ruts from forming, and it will encourage the grass to grow tall and straight.

• Mow dry grass: Cutting wet grass can clog your mower’s intake and leave deep tire tracks in your yard.

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• Overlap your pattern: It’s tempting to get the most out of every pass and minimize the amount of overlap, but it’s not the best technique. Overlapping every pass by three inches or more will result in a smooth and even lawn.

• Don’t set your blade height too low: As grass grows taller, its roots go deeper, resulting in a healthier lawn that requires less watering. The grass will also fill in nicely, providing a great safety net against weeds. Cutting the grass too short causes stress on your lawn. Over time, repeatedly cutting it short will result in turf that has bare spots and is highly susceptible to cold, extreme heat, pests, and diseases.

• Follow the one-third rule: To keep your grass healthy, never cut the grass by more than a third of its height at any one time. If the grass has gotten too tall, cut it back by one-third, wait a few days, and then cut it again. ©2023 Ask Angi. Visit at angi.com.

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This 2,271 square foot, single story, five bedroom home has been thoughtfully modernized and reimagined to perfection. The main living areas seamlessly flow together and open through new lanai doors that lead to the patio deck, pergola, gas fire pit and spa, inviting the outside in through a beautiful wall of windows for enjoying everyday living at its best. New surface finishes and upgrades include: flooring, custom built-ins, fireplace surround, barn door, quartz countertops, lighting fixtures, garage door, and new appliances including the refrigerator, oven, microwave, stove, washer, dryer and water heater. Newly painted inside and out. Other features include: air conditioning, water softener, dual-paned windows, finished garage, security system, and a Tesla charging station. The versatile landscape design offers a planted vegetable garden, fruit trees, new and established plantings, flagstone stepping stones and pathways. Palms and a majestic Magnolia tree compliment the circular driveway, which provides extra off-street parking. Public schools include Foothill Elementary, La Colina Jr. High School, and San Marcos High School. Via Campobello is located in the coveted Giorgi Park Association that includes a private community pool, park, basketball court, and play area, offering a wonderful lifestyle opportunity in a quaint rural neighborhood.

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Style at Home:

How to maximize the power of mix and match in furniture pairings

A compact chair adds to both the color and texture-filled living room.

Photos courtesy Handout/TNS

Swirling vines with leaves are repeated in the fabric of the Vallone chair, the tape trim on the pillow, and on the blue and white accessories on the shelving.

By Katie Laughridge

Gone are the days of placing matching big-box furniture in a room and calling it good. And while it’s easy to fall into the trap of following a specific trend, often I find that the spaces with the most impact are the ones that effortlessly combine elements from multiple periods, styles and places.

The trick is to ensure that everything ties together. The whole point of mixing styles is to create a space that truly defines you, and can’t be re-created somewhere else. It’s all about finding the right balance of color, texture, style and proportion to create a unified and visually appealing look.

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Let’s explore some tips and tricks to help you mix and match furniture like a pro, no matter for what style you’re aiming.

For tight spaces Finding the right pairings for a tight space can be challenging, but with some thoughtful planning, you can make the most of it. The first step is to measure your room and determine the size and shape of your furniture pieces. When selecting furniture, it might be a good idea to choose items that can serve multiple purposes, like an ottoman that can serve as extra seating in a pinch. This will help you save space and maximize functionality.

Two apartment sofas facing each other is a beautiful way to fill a space and maximize seating, especially in a room without a television. It’s the setup I have in my own living room and is fantastic for entertaining.

But what I’d consider the most tried-and-true way to provide maximum flexibility of seating for guests (and lounging when no one else is around) is to use a sectional-style sofa and compact, small-framed chairs. The sectional gives space to spread out if you need it, and the chairs add some pleasing visual contrast to the design without adding too much bulk to the space.

But the best thing about a small room is that by adding just a few finishing touches, you can make your space feel ultra-stylish in a breeze. Treat yourself to a sculptural side table, a glam new accessory or simply a few faux flowers, and the entire space will feel big-budget.

Two-tone furniture Two-tone furniture is another fun way to create pairings in your custom pieces. For designer-forward kid-friendly spaces, you can apply performance fabric to the seat of your piece and then any fabric you like on the body where it won’t get as much wear (in theory). Even if practicality isn’t your primary concern, going two-tone injects a little texture and personality into the piece.

The charcoal fabric on these two-tone chairs adds interest to the design and is a great partner to the polka dot.

The value of repetition Repetition works wonders in design. When curating your look with mixed and matched furniture, try to work in a common element or two to tie the pieces and overall space together. Using a defined color palette, having a couple wood pieces from the same time period, or carrying a motif throughout help to add a touch of polish. To create cohesion in your design, repeat a chosen color, finish, material, shape or pattern two to three times. This also helps to make the space feel curated.

A balancing act When it comes to mixing and matching furniture pieces to create your style, it might feel like a little bit of a balancing act. Too few details and it feels like something’s missing; too much of the same is uninteresting. Cultivating balance is essential when mixing furniture styles. Do the colors and scale feel evenly dispersed throughout the space? Does anything need to be moved?

Don’t be afraid to take a step away and come back with fresh eyes.

Mixing and matching your furniture is the perfect way to achieve the sought-after collected look. Remember, good design is more of an evolution than a destination, and collected spaces take time to build. I hope you enjoy the journey as much as I do!

A scalloped wicker coffee table injects personality into this new traditional blue and white design.

Adapted from nellhills.com.

Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill’s. For more information, contact Katie at info@ nellhills.com.

With its metal frame, sharp angles and pop of leather, this chair is the star of the show.

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This heaviness of this bedside table is balanced by the light fabric of the bedding design.

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At Home:

Short-term rental tips

By Cathy Hobbs Here are some top tips to spruce up your shortterm rental without breaking the bank.

1. Keep personal belongings at a minimum. A short-term rental should feel fresh and welcoming.

2. Consider hiring a professional staging Company. Staging companies specialize in the rental of furniture and setting a space.

Professionally setting up your space for wide appeal will go a long way.

3. have a welCome booK with a personal note. Not only is it a nice touch, but it helps reinforce the personal aspect and will help serve as a reminder to people to respect your personal home.

4. thinK thoughtfully about presentation. From furniture to artwork and overall decor, these details matter to many potential renters. Often people make an instant impression about a property based on these qualities alone.

5. don’t deCeive or ConCeal.

There will be no greater hit to your reviews than false advertising. Renters will expect and demand the property they viewed in your photographs.

6. Consider hiring a property manager. While being your own manager

may save money, ask yourself whether it will be worth your time. Many who choose to selfmanage their properties complain about the mountain of emails and need to constantly be on call for inquiries.

7. infuse details and speCial touChes. In order to help make your Having a property that shows at its very best will lead to better photos, and ultimately more bookings.

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Short-term rentals remain more popular than ever. From vacationing locals to suburban environments that appeal to those seeking a location outside of an urban center, shortterm rentals are an attractive alternative to traditional hotels, especially for families.

While renting your home as-is may provide cost savings, you may want to ask yourself how much it will really save you in the long run. Having a property that shows at its very best will lead to better photos, and ultimately more bookings.

property stand out, consider special touches such as welcome baskets, fresh flowers or local market items such as cheese, jam and wine.

8. maKe sure your property is spiC-and-span Clean. These days, renters not only expect a property to be clean, they demand it. Many will also request that the property be cleaned with no one present a minimum of 48 hours prior to their stay.

9. ensure your short-term rental is well stoCKed. From

appliances such as coffee makers to can and bottle openers, pots, pans, dishes, towels, linens and a closet full of games, the expectation for renters is a property that is fully and adequately stocked.

10. asK for and always respond to reviews. While a bad review can hurt for months and even years to come, great reviews can help put your short-term rental near the top of the list.

Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Awardwinning television host and a nationally known interior design home staging expert and short-term rental/vacation home designer with offices in New York City and The Hudson Valley.

Visit her website at cathyhobbs.com. ©2023 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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Santa BarBara County SaleS

This is a partial list of all recorded residential sales in Santa Barbara County from April 3 thru April 7, 2023.

While these recordings are public record, the News-Press receives this information from an outside source. This list does not represent all sales that occurred over this time period. Consult your REALTOR® for further information regarding home sales in your area of interest.

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4822 EIGHTH ST

6 CHANGES LLC

4822 8TH STREET LLC

$1,638,000

4/4/2023

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407 ELLWOOD BCH DR D

CALVIN MATTHEW

KETTERING DAISY EA

$797,000

4/7/2023

526 CAMINO DE LA ALDEA

MARRS MARY

ELLIOTT DAVID EU

$850,000

4/7/2023

53 N SAN MARCOS RD B

ENGLESBERG PAUL EA

GOLDEN SUSANNE EA

$880,000

4/6/2023

5097 SAN VICENTE DR

TALBOT JEANNE EA

UZUN OLESYA EU

$1,225,000

4/6/2023

699 ANDAMAR WAY

BOHN DAVID

COSIO BRYCE EU

$1,260,000

4/7/2023

770 CAMINO CASCADA

HURVITZ KIMBERLY

GIRER BRIAN EA

$1,590,000

4/5/2023

868 N SAN MARCOS RD

BURKHARDT ERIC EU

STEVENS DANIEL EA

$2,450,000

4/6/2023

1150 N FAIRVIEW AVE

MATTINSON CHRISTOPHER EA

CRADDOCK FRANCES EA

$4,350,000

4/7/2023

LOMPOC

1312 W NECTARINE AVE

BERGER ANTHONY

NAVA JANET

$485,000

4/7/2023

MONTECITO

41 RIDGEVIEW RD

CONSOS PETER

COVE HOUSE LLC

$2,200,000

4/5/2023

900 PARK LN

900 PARK LANE LLC

MCCARTHY MICHAEL EA

$15,790,000

4/6/2023

LOS OLIVOS

2400 ALAMO PINTADO RD

MURPHY COLIN EU

SPENDLOVE RANDALL

$650,000

4/4/2023

SANTA BARBARA

238 SANTA YNEZ CT

RABINOWITZ JOSHUA EA

HAYS LILY EA

$1,215,000

4/7/2023

408 W ORTEGA ST

BERGAKKER BRIAN EU

LEE LAUREN EU

$1,309,000

4/4/2023

1250 BEL AIR DR

SANDLER MICHELLE EA

MATIC ZELJKO EA

$2,017,000

4/7/2023

715 ROBERTO AVE

HAPPY HUNTIG LLC

GRIFFITHS DAVID

$2,635,000

4/7/2023

826 N MILPAS ST

FINCH JUDITH EA

DESONI MANAGEMENT LLC

$2,690,000

4/5/2023

829 ROBERTO AVE

HILLS JOHN EA

PIETRO JENNY EA

$2,750,000

4/4/2023

20 CAMINO VERDE

ALLEN MARTIN

MASKALUK JOHN EA

$8,500,000

4/7/2023

330 W ORCHARD ST

TRINO EDWARD

805 PROPERTY SOLUTIONS

$362,000

4/4/2023

1361 YALE PL

EVERSON KAREN EA

TMBB LLC

$481,000

4/5/2023

155 SHIRLEY LN

DAHLGREN MARY EA

PALOMAR YADIRA EU

$550,000

4/5/2023

5475 ESPLANADA AVE

WALKER JEFFERY EA

LITTLE CHRISTOPHER EA

$610,000

4/6/2023

704 E RICHMIND CT

HARPER CATHERINE EA

GIBSON DEBORAH EU

$725,000

4/7/2023

711 RICE RANCH RD

CRUZ ORENCIO EU

TEIXEIRA JENNIFER EA

$775,000

4/3/2023

150 PINAL AVE

GALVAN MARY

BURKARD GAVIN EU

$830,000

4/6/2023

4597 EDENBURY DR

EFRON JEFFREY

PATEL BINS EU

$926,000

4/4/2023

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el cielito / las canoas aRea

Hope RancH

12-2:30 $3,495,000 706 Rockwood Drive 4/6 Escape to your own 4-bed | 6-bath 3800+ SF retreat nestled on nearly 2/3 acre surrounded by mature trees & drought-tolerant landscaping.

12-2 $5,795,000 700 Via Hierba 4/2.5 Elegant single level private, serene Hope Ranch home with tennis court, pool, spa, mature specimen trees, entertainment terrace, lovely gardens.

Zia Group | eXp Realty of California, Inc. Josh Tappenier 805-679-1480 # 02206470

Market Property Properties Alden Fairbanks 805-455-7416

el cielito / las canoas aRea

# 00952941

east side - uppeR

2:30-5 $3,495,000 706 Rockwood Drive 4/6 Escape to your own 4-bed | 6-bath 3800+ SF retreat nestled on nearly 2/3 acre surrounded by mature trees & drought-tolerant landscaping.

1-4 $4,300,000 21 East Quinto 5/4.5 “Quinto” Essential Spanish-Colonial Revival gem embodies timeless elegance in the Upper Eastside. Built in 1928 with an approximate total of 3,791 square feet on four-tenths acres. The home is an architectural marvel.

Zia Group | eXp Realty of California, Inc. Phillip Savas 805-708-9242 # 02113928

Coastal Properties Gary Goldberg

Hope RancH

(805) 455-8910

# 01172139

Mesa

12-2 $5,795,000 700 Via Hierba 4/2.5 Elegant single level private, serene Hope Ranch home with tennis court, pool, spa, mature specimen trees, entertainment terrace, lovely gardens.

1-4 $2,495,000 143 San Rafael Ave 3/2 Located just 8 homes from Shoreline Park, this 3bed/2bath 1,600+ sq. ft. residence is resting on a very spacious 8,276 sq. ft. lot. Good condition with several updates. Washington Elementary School District.

Market Ready Properties Alden Fairbanks 805-455-7416

Mike Richardson, Realtors Kyle Richardson 805-680-3131

# 00952941

Mesa

# 01902531

out of aRea

1-4 $2,495,000 143 San Rafael Ave 3/2 East Mesa Coastal Zone! Located just 8 homes from Shoreline Park, this 3bed/2bath 1,600+ sq. ft. residence is resting on a very spacious 8,276 sq. ft. lot.

Prime location just moments from the beach.

12-3 $875,000 522 & 524 Arnaz Street 3/3 Tranquil 4 bedroom 2.5 home with beautiful upgrades throughout. Ground floor bedroom. Private & peaceful patio!!

Mike Richardson, Realtors Kyle Richardson 805-680-3131

Zia Group | eXp Realty of California, Inc. Jorden Angel 916-730-5802 # 02121165

# 01902531

out of aRea 12-3 $875,000 522 & 524 Arnaz Street 3/3 Whether end-user or investor looking for upside potential, don’t miss this opportunity to own 2 homes on a spacious corner lot in Ojai! The 2-bed | 2-bath primary house boasts an open kitchen, dining, & living room.

Zia Group | eXp Realty of California, Inc. Lama Hussein 805-618-6837 # 02162454

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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA

ADDRESS

SELLER

BUYER

PRICE

DATE

SANTA MARIA

1217 S BLOSSER RD

LOCKETT JANET EA

BLOSSWELL GROUP LLC

$4,000,000

4/7/2023

SANTA YNEZ

3771 MATTEI RD

MOORE KATHERINE EA

MATTEI ROAD LLC

$665,000

4/5/2023

UNICORP

3660 RUCKER RD

STAIGHT ELIZABETH EA

OROZCO JUAN EU

$425,000

4/3/2023

3807 VIA LATO

GOMEZ JESUS

YANG SENG EU

$455,000

4/7/2023

401 S Q ST

MUNOZ DANIEL EA

ESCALANTE RICHARD

$490,000

4/7/2023

436 E CALLE BONITA

STRINGER KATHRYN EA

CHRISTENSEN TRAVIS EA

$525,000

4/7/2023

1540 MONICA CT

LEE CATHERINE

CRUZ ROCIO EA

$622,000

4/6/2023

4072 DRACO DR

YORK EDWARD EA

LERENA JORGE EU

$633,000

4/7/2023

729 E BRANDY CT

SEYER, SCOTT D

CASTILLO IRMA EA

$655,000

4/5/2023

608 PIERCE DR

JACOBSON J MICHAEL EA

KNOWLSON LUKE EU

$670,000

4/5/2023

4027 EUROPA AVE

CASPER DAVID EA

DUARTE-FERGUSON VALERIE EU 9 $857,500

4/7/2023

1865 OLD MISSION DR

KLKENK KARI

KRAMER JEFFREY

$885,000

4/7/2023

4825 RIM RD

COOKE PEGGY EA

SCRONE BRIAN EU

$1,095,000

4/6/2023

636 HINDFELL WAY

LINDLEY FRANCESCA

MEIERHANS ERICA EA

$1,685,000

4/5/2023

‘Barkitecture’ interior design trend puts pets first

By Hunter Boyce

With so many pet owners factoring in their pets’ needs when choosing a home to live in, a new and fascinating interior design trend has sprouted: barkitecture.

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Four out of five U.S. pet owners planning to buy a home consider their pets’ needs just as important as their own, according to a December 2022 study by Realtor.com and HarrisX. With so many pet owners factoring in their pets’ needs when choosing a home or apartment to live in, a new and fascinating interior design trend has sprouted: barkitecture.

“Barkitecture is an evolving term that encompasses innovative ideas to create comfortable and stylish spaces for humans and their four-legged friends,” Caroline Danielson, director of showrooms at Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery, told Realtor Magazine. “Originally used to describe the design and construction of dog houses and other structures specifically for dogs, the trend today has grown popular due to its ability to incorporate practical elements of pet ownership into the design of kitchens and bathrooms that both humans and dogs can enjoy.”

The fad reached new heights in 2020 with the airing of “Barkitecture” on The Roku Channel, where contractor Tyler Cameron and interior designer Delia Kenza build custom, designer dog homes for celebrity clientele. According to Danielson, the trend isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

“Barkitecture is here to stay due to growing demand among pet owners who view their animals as true family members,” he said. “They are willing to invest in ensuring that every part of their home reflects this sentiment.”

That investment, of course, doesn’t require a celebrity-sized budget.

“This trend might mean turning the area where the dog’s bed is usually kept into a more luxury dog bedroom, or incorporating stylish cat-friendly shelves and scratch posts discreetly into the permanent fittings of your home,” Louise Richardson, director of marketing at Pinterest, told Country Living.

In the end, the interior design trend is largely about highlighting a pet’s toys and beds throughout the home, rather than storing them away when guests come to visit. It’s a way to elevate the quality of life for our four-legged friends. ©2023 Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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Brkfst/Lunch Rest $320K Popular Fixture in coveted location. Rent only $4900!

Sports Shop $135K + inv.

Favorite sports & camping gear.

Rent $2410. Owner nets $60-80K

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Owner income for gov’t required work.

Yard Sale Tips Yard Sale Tips Yard Sale Tips Before Your Sale

• Prepare to start early. Collectors and antique dealers like to show up early in the morning.

• obtain a permit if required • Clean up your space. People like clean and neat places.

• Gather lots of shopping bags. Gathering Items • Test any electrical items to make sure they work.

• Collect your items and sort it by type. (clothing, toys, tools, etc.)

• Take time to clean or repair your items.

• Wash all the clothes so they smell fresh.

WhaT SellS BeST?

• Tools: Guys love it all, any kind.

• Baby items of all kinds, especially clothing.

• Kitchen appliances.

• Clothing: Kids and adult.

What Should You Not Sell?

• Items missing safety parts.

• unused prescription drugs or medications.

• Personal hygiene items.

• halogen floor lamps.

• old baby cribs or playpens, incomplete child safety seats.

Oxnard B&W Mkt $230K

2021 Absentee owner earned $87,752 Jan. sales $37,217. Busy strip

129 E. Anapamu Bldg $1.9 M or include Type 47 Liquor Lic $2.2. Dwntwn SB. Remodeled.

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808 SAN YSIDRO LN, MONTECITO 6BD/6½BA • $18,500,000 The Easter Team, 805.455.6294 LIC# 00917775

850 ROMERO CANYON RD, MONTECITO 5BD/8BA; ±.99 acre • $11,250,000 Marsha Kotlyar Estate Group, 805.565.4014 LIC# 01426886

OPEN SUN 1-3

1220 FRANKLIN RANCH RD, S. B. 3BD/5BA; ±22 acres • $10,250,000 Marsha Kotlyar Estate Group, 805.565.4014 LIC# 01426886

1930 JELINDA DR, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/5BA • $10,000,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247

OPEN SUN 1-3

3620 CAMPANIL DR, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/4½BA • $8,950,000 Encell / Lizardi, 805.565.4896 / 805.452.4492 LIC# 00976141 / 02107492

1138 HILL RD, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/4BA • $8,500,000 Encell / Gough, 805.565.4896 / 805.455.3030 LIC# 00976141 / 01047947

935 ARCADY RD, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/3½BA • $6,275,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247

166 BUTTERFLY LN, MONTECITO 4BD/3½BA • $6,195,000 Marsha Kotlyar Estate Group, 805.565.4014 LIC# 01426886

OPEN SUN 2-4

1323 DE LA VINA ST, SANTA BARBARA ±.30 acre • $5,880,000 Ken Switzer, 805.680.4622 LIC# 01245644 OPEN SUN 1-3

21 VIA ALICIA, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/3½BA • $5,400,000 Andrea Cambern, 805.722.2352 LIC# 02158714

968 VIA LOS PADRES, SANTA BARBARA 5BD/6BA; ±.8 acre • $5,200,000 Randy Glick, 805.689.7167 LIC# 00950129

1968 INVERNESS LN, SANTA BARBARA 2BD/2½BA • $4,995,000 Team Scarborough, 805.331.1465 LIC# 01182792

434 NICHOLAS LN, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/3½BA • $4,750,000 Team Scarborough, 805.331.1465 LIC# 01182792

3115 CALLE NOGUERA, S. B. 4BD/4BA • $3,895,000 Marsha Kotlyar Estate Group, 805.565.4014 LIC# 01426886

OPEN SUN BY APPT

OPEN SUN 1-4

OPEN SUN 12-3

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2685 MEMORY LN, SANTA BARBARA 3BD/2BA • $3,275,000 Kevin Schmidtchen, 805.689.6877 LIC# 01316975

43 SEAVIEW DR, MONTECITO 3BD/2BA • $2,995,000 Peterson & Irwin, 805.689.5535 / 705.6973 LIC# 02008932 / 01413354

832 CHELTENHAM RD, S. B. 4BD/3BA • $2,790,000 Thomas Schultheis, 805.729.2802 LIC# 01847740

1006 FAIRWAY RD, MONTECITO 2BD/3BA • $2,750,000 Ken Switzer, 805.680.4622 LIC# 01245644

2609 MONTROSE PL, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/2BA • $2,495,000 Ann Zafiratos, 805.448.4317 LIC# 01355461

OPEN SUN 10-1

OPEN SUN 12-3

OPEN SUN 1-3

OPEN SUN 1-4

OPEN SUN 12-3

1748 GRAND AVE, SANTA BARBARA 2BD/2BA • $1,995,000 Kamran J Mostofi, 360.908.1038 LIC# 02145968

1420 LAS POSITAS PL, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/2BA • $1,950,000 Mitch Stark, 805.689.2429 LIC# 01196532

1128 CALLE LAGUNITAS, CARPINTERIA 4BD/3½BA • $1,750,000 Yolanda Van Wingerden, 805.570.4965 LIC# 01308141

7098 N SUNLAND AVE, LA CONCHITA 4BD/3BA • $1,398,000 Felipe Castañeda, 805.636.4410 LIC# 02103365

1252 CRAVENS LN #3, CARPINTERIA 3BD/2½BA • $1,299,000 Ann Zafiratos, 805.448.4317 LIC# 01355461

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OPEN SUN 1-3

2727 MIRADERO DR #208, S. B. 1BD/1BA • $649,000 Rachel Brown, 805.570.7160 LIC# 01950975

4025 STATE ST #51, SANTA BARBARA 2BD/2BA; ±.06 acre • $399,000 Sara Guthrie, 805.570.1211 LIC# 01294545

OPEN SUN 1-4

750 BOLSA CHICA CT, GOLETA 3BD/2BA • $1,285,000 Joel Butera, 805.448.4831 LIC# 01229404

4692 CARPINTERIA AVE #32, CARP 3BD/3BA • $849,000 Yolanda Van Wingerden, 805.570.4965 LIC# 01308141

5750 VIA REAL #266, CARPINTERIA 2BD/1BA • $349,950 Jessica Stovall, 805.698.9416 LIC# 01887272

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120 MONTECITO RANCH LN, SMMRLND 12BD/15BA • $70,000,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247