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Cover home presented by Mark MacGillvray Coldwell Banker See details on page E-2 Saturday, November 12, 2022

920 Hot Springs Road, Montecito CA 93108

Located in a prime area in the Golden Quadrangle, on one of Montecito’s finest streets. This chic and charming home is a private, secluded residence on over three acres. The home has been extensively and impeccably renovated and combines both Mediterranean and modern styles. Flooded with an abundance of natural light with French doors from most rooms, the versatile floor plan offers two/three bedrooms, an office, a sitting room, living and dining areas, a kitchen and three bathrooms.

The superbly crafted outside entertaining area features a pool, hot tub, a fireplace, multiple trellises and seating areas, with a backdrop of a gorgeous stone wall. Replete with a wine storage room, gated driveway, two-car garage. Coveted indoor outdoor living make this unique property extremely desirable.

Offered at $12,500,000 Mark MacGillvray Cell 805-886-7097 www.markmacgillvray@outlook.com DRE #01395504 The property information herein is derived from various sources that may include, but not be limited to, county records and the Multiple Listing Service, and it may include approximations. Although the information is believed to be accurate, it is not warranted and you should not rely upon it without personal verifi cation. Affi liated real estate agents are independent contractor sales associates, not employees. ©2022 Coldwell Banker. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker and the Coldwell Banker logos are trademarks of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. The Coldwell Banker® System is comprised of company owned offi ces which are owned by a subsidiary of Realogy Brokerage Group LLC and franchised offi ces which are independently owned and operated. The Coldwell Banker System fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act.

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COntents A Note From The SBAOR President: CAR Fall Meetings .....................................................................................6 HOA Homefront Reader Questions: ’Tis the eason — for signs ..........................................................................6 Plumber: Kitchen and bath fixtures with versatile install options ..............................9 Santa Barbara County Sales......................................................................10 Here is how to properly clean your gutters...............................................12 Design Recipes: The power of home staging.......................................................................13 On Gardening: A confession about perennial sweet potatoes............................................14

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A note from the SBAOR President

By Bob Walsmith, Jr. President of the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS®

HOA Homefront Readers Questions

’Tis The Season – For Signs

CAR Fall Meetings The California Association of REALTORS® (C.A.R.) conducts three business meetings each year, in January, in April and October. Unfortunately, this year, the January meeting was canceled due to COVID-19. I wrote about our April meeting a few weeks after I returned from that trip to Sacramento and following suit, I am now writing about our most recent Fall meeting in Long Beach.

Some of the important issues include education, policy, and the new laws that will affect our daily lives as homeowners and REALTORS®.

I attended many seminars that will allow me and my fellow CA REALTORS® to better serve our clients and the public. These seminars are educational, interesting and helpful. No matter how long someone has been in our profession, it is always vitally important to continue to learn and strive for more and better ways to ensure our clients success and that we help them achieve the American Dream of home ownership. For when it comes down to it, that truly is our only charge!

Other important take-aways was that C.A.R. has adopted a new Strategic Plan for 2023-2025. This new strategic plan lays out our strategic priorities and the pillars for how those priorities can be accomplished; 1. Influence and Impact on California Real Estate — This is done through Advocacy, Impacting Housing Affordability and Supply, Fair Housing, and Environmental, Social and Governance Practices.

2. Member Success in a Changing Landscape — This can be accomplished with Business Resources, and Professionalism, and Professional Development.

3. Housing, Community and Professional Sustainability — The will be done through the CAR Brand, the REALTOR® Brand, Broker Relations, and Member Engagement.

4. Member Engagement, Development and Inclusion — Members must be more involved I’m promoting our profession and involved in our communities.

CAR has also adopted some new longrange goals for our members. These include; • Having CAR be the voice of California real estate and the champion of real property rights.

• Supporting the creation of housing and pathways to homeownership in California.

• Being a diverse organization that unites the strength and expertise of the real estate profession.

CAR and REALTORS® are respected leaders who foster thriving communities.

Fostering a culture of inclusivity and transparency.

Another major result of our recent meet-

ings was the fact that C.A.R. issued a formal apology for past discriminatory policies.

Regrettably, the California Real Estate Association (CREA), now known as C.A.R., once played a leading role in segregation and exclusionary practices in housing, California communities still grapple with health and homeownership inequalities. For decades, CREA promoted policies that encouraged discrimination and the idea that neighborhood integration would negatively impact property values. The Association endorsed racial zoning, “redlining” and racially restrictive covenants.

In a statement by current C.A.R. President Otto Catrina, he apologized on behalf of all members, past and present, for fostering a practice of discriminatory practices towards minorities throughout the state of California. President Catrina said, “The Association was wrong. We apologize for these actions. We not only apologize for those actions, we strongly condemn them, and we will continue working to address the legacy of these discriminatory policies and practices.”

In the years since these practices were changed, CAR has done everything it can to make up for these transgressions and to foster inclusion and equality for all.

For instance, CAR recently sponsored a law requiring periodic implicit bias training for all real estate salespersons. Additionally, CAR helped shape a new law that strengthens consumer protection in instances of appraisal bias.

CAR is hard at work to address the legacy of discriminatory policies in a variety of ways. CAR will also continue to develop and strengthen programs that break down barriers to home ownership.

An example of REALTORS® working with our elected officials to help our communities is the fact that legislation is being introduced to raise the capital gains allowances from $250,00 for an individual to $500,000 and for family from $500,000 to $1,000,000. This would not have been possible without conversation and communication between REALTORS® and legislators.

A new law will also take effect next year in CA, that prohibits a landlord within a HOA from prohibiting renting out a portion of their dwelling.

One other interesting part of these meetings is the Business Expo that showcases many companies whose services allow REALTORS® to make better use of their time and to serve their clients and communities better.

As you can see, these meetings are not vacations for REALTORS®, but showcase real world issues that educate, guide and motivate REALTORS® to help everyone realize the American Dream of home ownership.

By Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. CCAL

Kelly: I am currently disagreeing with my HOA regarding political signs. I still have a small sign in my front yard. The HOA board inserted a new rule section referencing Civil Code 4710, and it states political signs cannot be placed more than 60 days before the election and must be removed 15 days after the election. Can the board bypass the Davis-Stirling Act with this new rule?

– Sincerely, M.R. Hi Kelly: About a month [September] ago political signs for in the upcoming election started appearing in front yards. In the past the HOA required the resident to remove the sign. Now the HOA is citing Civil Code 4710 as a reason they cannot prohibit political signage at all. Can the HOA allow political signage only during specified time periods? Has the HOA opened itself for litigation by not enforcing their own rules?

– J.R. Dear M.R. and J.R.: Civil Code Section 4710 does not give political signs less protection than other noncommercial signs. I understand the logic behind the desire to limit political signs to the political season. However, the statute protects all noncommercial signs and banners, which includes the political variety. I don’t think a rule limiting the time for political signs would withstand a legal challenge. Although, I think good neighborly courtesy would dictate that outdated political campaign signs be taken down after the campaign is over, but the Davis-Stirling Act does not require that reasonable and neighborly behavior.

– Best regards, Kelly.

Kelly: I have been doing battle with the HOA about a resident displaying a “Black Lives Matter” sign in what is considered to be

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part of the “common area”. I petitioned the board many times to act on this, but they have shown no progress. Where do you think I stand?

– Thanks, R.M Dear R.M.: The Civil Code Section 4710, protecting noncommercial signs, limits its protection to signs placed with a member’s “separate interest.” “Separate interest” is defined by Civil Code Section 4185(a) as the “unit” in a condominium project or the “lot” in a planned development project. So, signs are not protected if they are placed in common area or exclusive use common area, which are shared interests and not separately owned by the homeowner.

However, is the sign truly in common area? The demarcation of common area as opposed to separate interest comes from the condominium plan in a condominium project and a subdivision map in most planned developments. That differentiation isn’t as easy these day to identify as it used to be, since subdividers often create condominiums with “units” that include yards and other developers create planned developments in which the residences are attached and the “lot” is only the ground under the residence. So, it’s not always quite as simple as it first appears.

– Best to you AND your neighbors, and hoping you can develop a good compromise, Kelly Readers: Wouldn’t it be amazing if we were all more tolerant of political campaigns and views other than our own, celebrating instead of spurning diversity in our neighborhoods? What if we all also would temper our desire for political expression by also considering whether our own displays of opinion might not enhance the architecture and landscaping of our community? Just another perspective to consider.

Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. is a Fellow of the College of Community Association Lawyers andPartnerof Richardson Ober DeNichilo LLP, a law firm known for community association advice.

Submit questions to Kelly@rodllp.com.

Past columns at www.HOAHomefront.com. All rights reserved®.

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Buellton

Downtown

$628,500 629 Central Ave #B 2/1.5 12:30/2:30 Charming Move In Ready. South facing sunny and bright with a cozy fireplace. Fenced backyard patio including storage building.

12-3 $1,459,000 555 E Montecito Street 3/3.5 Townhome w/separate studio/patio. Chef’s kitchen, high ceilings, views & French doors opening to a large balcony-close to Downtown, Funk Zone & beach.

Village Properties Nancy Rizzo

Village Properties Michael Dickman

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Buellton

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east siDe upper

1-3 $863,000 142 Victory Drive 3/2 Newly renovated home in the heart of Buellton.

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Premiere location in Laguna Court and outfitted with A/C and a 2 car garage.

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Village Properties Devin Wong

805-618-8844

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Carpinteria

805-451-6157

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Goleta north

12-3 $3,395,000 1112-1118 Linden Ave 7/6.5 Rare opportunity to purchase 4 newly remodeled condominiums , price reduced Just blocks to the beach, shops, and restaurants

1-4 $859,000 17 N. San Marcos Rd., #B 2/2 Updated & move-in ready! Spacious, end-unit w/new paint & flooring, brand new SS appliances, fireplace in LR, in-unit laundry, & large patio!

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Village Properties Cimme Eordanidis

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Carpinteria

805-451-6157

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Mesa

12-3 $1,055,000 1112 Linden Ave 3/2 Newly Remodeled 3bed 2bath Condominium Just blocks to the beach ,shop , and restaurants

12-4 $3,000,000 3059 Sea Cliff 3/2 An incredible opportunity to own a Cape Cape-inspired mid-century home on an acre in the city near Hendry’s beach. www.3059seacliff.com

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Carpinteria

Mesa

12-3 $835,000 1114 Linden Ave 1/1 Newly Remodeled Condominium with view of the mountains, just blocks to the beach

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Coldwell Banker Realty Scott McCosker 805-451-1721

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Carpinteria

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12-3 $815,000 1116 Linden Ave 1/1.5 Newly remodeled single level condominium ,just blocks to the beach , shops, and restaurants

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Kitchen and bedrooms open onto a spacious back yard

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12-3 $980,000 1118 Linden Ave 2/2 Newly Remodeled Condominium with mountain views vaulted ceilings just block to the beach and the downtown Linden corridor

1-3 $2,795,000 4599 Camino del Mirasol 4/3 Peace, Privacy, & Views at the end of a cul-de-sac in the desirable Rancho San Antonio! Ideal for indoor/ outdoor living with room for pool or ADU.

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Village Properties David Magid

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1-3 $850,000 1701 Anacapa St 26 2/2 Location! Location! Location! Enjoy life in the vibrant Downtown Santa Barbara area among the homes and estates of the Upper East neighborhood.

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Village Properties Curtis Swan

Dianne & Brianna Johnson # 00947199/01943572

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Ventura

12-3 $1,499,000 1401 Brodiea Ave 4/3 Be Prepared to be Impressed! Luxury estate living in the trendy coastal town of Ventura Ca.

1-4 $1,499,000 1401 Brodiea Ave 4/3 Be Prepared to be Impressed! Luxury estate living in the trendy coastal town of Ventura Ca.

Village Properties Lynda Bohnett

Village Properties Lynda Bohnett

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Downtown

1-3 $863,000 142 Victory Drive 3/2 Newly renovated home in the heart of Buellton.

12-3 $1,459,000 555 E Montecito Street 3/3.5 Townhome w/separate studio/patio. Chef’s kitchen, high ceilings, views & French doors opening to a large balcony-close to Downtown, Funk Zone & beach.

Village Properties Eric Roachell

Village Properties Michael Dickman

805-618-8844

# 2116629

805-689-3355

# 2093312

east siDe upper

Carpinteria 12-3 $3,395,000 1112-1118 Linden Ave 7/6.5 Rare opportunity to purchase 4 newly remodeled condominiums , price reduced Just blocks to the beach, shops, and restaurants

1-4 $1,595,000 1428 Laguna St. B 2/2.5 Immaculate 2006 built Craftsman in the Upper East!

Premiere location in Laguna Court and outfitted with A/C and a 2 car garage.

Village Properties William M Reed

Village Properties Devin Wong

805-896-3002

# 1155355

Carpinteria

805-451-6157

# 1976444

Goleta north

12-3 $1,055,000 1112 Linden Ave 3/2 Newly Remodeled 3bed 2bath Condominium Just blocks to the beach ,shop , and restaurants

1-4 $859,000 17 N. San Marcos Rd., #B 2/2 Updated & move-in ready! Spacious, end-unit w/new paint & flooring, brand new SS appliances, fireplace in LR, in-unit laundry, & large patio!

Village Properties William M Reed

Village Properties Cimme Eordanidis

805-896-3002

# 1155355

Carpinteria

805-451-6157

# 1745878

Goleta north

12-3 $835,000 1114 Linden Ave 1/1 Newly Remodeled Condominium with view of the mountains, just blocks to the beach

1-4 $995,000 373 Northgate A 3/2 Beautifully remodeled ground floor, single level, 3 bed, 2 bath condo.

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Village Properties Pranav Shastri

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805-729-7993

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Carpinteria 12-3 $815,000 1116 Linden Ave 1/1.5 Newly remodeled single level condominium ,just blocks to the beach , shops, and restaurants

1-3 $555,000 722 N A St 4/2 This duplex is a great opportunity for an investor/ owner to live in one & rent the other or a seasoned investor looking to add to their portfolio.

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Village Properties Bryan Munoz

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12-3 $980,000 1118 Linden Ave 2/2 Newly Remodeled Condominium with mountain views vaulted ceilings just block to the beach and the downtown Linden corridor

12-4 $3,000,000 3059 Sea Cliff 3/2 An incredible opportunity to own a Cape Cape-inspired mid-century home on an acre in the city near Hendry’s beach. www.3059seacliff.com

Village Properties William M Reed

Vicky Garske & Kim Byrnes Village Properties 805-705-3585/805-637-3075 # 00849100/01266258

805-896-3002

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Mesa

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1-4 $1,395,000 626 MEIGS RD. 3/2 Mesa Beauty! Move-in ready, single-level home & beautifully updated kitchen! Fabulous bonus room!

RV pkg, great outdoor spaces, Washington school!

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Village Properties Cimme Eordanidis

CA Gary Goldberg

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Mesa

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ventura

2-4 $1,858,000 646 Calle Del Oro 3/3 Single Level + Detached Studio~Panaramic Ocean Views! Prime Cul-de-Sac~Large Private Lot~Move in Ready~Seller Motivated!

1-4 $1,499,000 1401 Brodiea Ave 4/3 Be Prepared to be Impressed! Luxury estate living in the trendy coastal town of Ventura Ca.

Coldwell Banker Realty Scott McCosker 805-451-1721

Village Properties Lynda Bohnett

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805-637-6407

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riviera $2,995,000 44 Via Alicia 3/3.5 1-4 New Listing - First Open! Enjoy the unobstructed panoramic views from this spacious pool home ready for your Personal touches!

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Sun Coast Real Estate Chris Agnoli 805 895-0313

Village Properties Lynda Bohnett

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san antonio Creek

805-637-6407

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West side

1-3 $2,795,000 4599 Camino del Mirasol 4/3 Peace, Privacy, & Views at the end of a cul-de-sac in the desirable Rancho San Antonio! Ideal for indoor/ outdoor living with room for pool or ADU.

1-3 $1,675,000 801 W. Mission Street 2/2 Charming totally remodeled duplex - move in ready and easy to show.

Village Properties David Magid

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805-451-0402

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Plumber:

Kitchen and bath fixtures with versatile install options

By Ed Del Grande

New multidirectional horizontal or vertical mounting wall sconce lights can brighten up a bathroom.

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Question: Hi Ed: Read your article on versatile dual-mount kitchen sinks that can be installed to the countertop either top-mounted or undermounted. This makes sense to have flexible install options. What other fixtures like this can you suggest?

– Don Answer: To quickly recap, the dual-mount kitchen sinks I mentioned have a special flat and thin rim that allows the sink to be mounted as a drop-in or under-mount installation. This is especially helpful if you already have the sink and then change your mind on the countertop installation.

So along that same thinking, here are a few other versatile kitchen and bath fixtures I can suggest.

First, if you are looking to upgrade your existing or new toilet with bidet features, new bidet-style toilet seats are designed to fit most elongated toilet bowls without having to be a certain make or model.

If you’re looking for a kitchen or bathroom faucet that can be installation-friendly, one-hole faucets with optional escutcheon base plates can usually be used for one- or three-hole faucet applications.

To finish up, let’s talk about bathroom lighting fixtures that can also offer dual-mount applications. New multidirectional horizontal or vertical mounting wall sconce lights can brighten up any bathroom — in more ways than one!

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Santa BarBara County SaleS

This is a partial list of all recorded residential sales in Santa Barbara County from November 1 thru November 4, 2022.

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.

AREA

ADDRESS

SELLER

BUYER

PRICE

DATE

BUELLTON / SOLVANG

7588 HEMPSTEAD AVE

RICHARD JAMES EA

BTP GROUP LLC

$50,000

11/01/22

829 HARTNELL RD

LONG ERIN EU

MATTHEWS SCOTT EA

$1,333,500

11/01/22

810 UNION AVE

BUELLTON TOWN PLAZA PARTNERS BTP GROUP LLC

$2,950,000

11/01/22

816 W RIMES CT

NORCOTT BRYAN

LATCHFORD WILLIAM EA

$3,800,000

11/04/22

CUYAMA

922 CALLE ABIERTA

MESSINA SALVADOR

PAGENKOPF DAVIEL EA

$110,000

11/03/22

GOLETA

1000 E OCEAN AVE

CLEMMONS PENNY

5290 OVERPASS ROAD LLC

$110,000

11/04/22

1010 E WALNUT AVE

WEBSTER ROBERT EA

FRANKLIN LINDA

$639,000

11/02/22

1527 CRESTLINE DR

REGENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF CA

HAWKES ELLIOT EU

$699,000

11/03/22

1006 N SAN MARCOS RD

WHISENAND SUSAN EA

RITMIRE DIANA EA

$1,050,000

11/01/22

1455 STERLING AVE

GIMELBERG AMBER EU

GARCIA SERGIO EU

$1,192,500

11/02/22

1609 W CHERRY AVE

SMITH TAYLOR EA

LATORRE TYLER EU

$1,200,000

11/01/22

1214 VILLAGE CT

NGO PHUONG

COLSTON WALKER EA

$1,226,000

11/04/22

1007 W ANABELLE ST

SPAINHOUR DAVID EA

KORTE-NAHABEDIAN MARK EA

$1,735,000

11/02/22

1195 DOVE MEADOW RD

SBMR LLC

1418 ALMOND LLC

$3,000,000

11/02/22

1609 VIA TROPICO

CWI SANTA BARBARA HOTEL LP

RUBY SB HOTEL LLC

$529,869,000

11/03/22

497 E NEWLOVE DR D

SERPA RICHARD

PERALEZ MANUEL EA

$400,000

11/04/22

465 HOT SPRINGS RD

GB LAND 4

HERNANDEZ BRANDON EU

$628,000

11/02/22

470 VALLEY DAIRY RD

GB LAND 4

ARGUELLO LUIS EU

$661,000

11/04/22

521 CARRIAGE HILL CT

CAMARENA CAM EA

4625 INVESTMENTS LLC

$3,085,000

11/04/22

1674 EUCALYPTUS DR A

WEYRICK COLIN EA

ABBOTT TECH TECHNICAL SERVICES $175,000

11/01/22

2040 S LASSEN DR

LANGDON ALEXA

WALLER CHARLES

$405,000

11/02/22

175 McMurray Rd

OZUNA EVANGELINA EA

TORREZ JASON EA

$475,000

11/02/22

229 W SHEILA LN

GANNON CAPITAL LLC

ACEVEDO ANTHONY

$560,000

11/02/22

614 DANIEL DR

MORETIC LOUIE EU

VASQUEZ ELIZABETH

$275,000

11/03/22

5915 BIRCH ST 3

KSL GROUP LLC

SHAHOUD ABDO EA

$320,000

11/02/22

4609 TENTH ST

BOWEN JOHN EA

TREVE ERIC

$335,000

11/02/22

4386 WESTMINSTER LN

LANGEHENNIG PATRICIA EA

ARDIZZONE JOSEPH EA

$420,000

11/01/22

567 ST ANDREWS WAY

SMITH KEVIN

QUICHO ARVIN EU

$545,000

11/01/22

413 E PARK AVE B1

CONWAY SHANE EA

FORD SHORASH EU

$565,000

11/03/22

5665 CAMPBELL RD

GOMEZ MARCEDALIA EU

GUIAM FRANCISCO EA

$579,000

11/02/22

4068 BERRYWOOD DR

GOLDEN TONY EA

LUNA BRENT EU

$584,000

11/03/22

5392 HOLLISTER AVE

CARDONA, KENNETH J

SAMPSON RAPHAEL EU

$605,000

11/04/22

4078 DRACO DR

SECHLER RUSSELL EU

PIERCE CORINNE EU

$640,000

11/01/22

4296 RANCHO ASOLEADO DR

DOLAN PATRICK EU

ZEPEDA JOSE EU

$665,000

11/03/22

555 CAMPODONICO AVE

FARAH SAFAA EU

ASKAR BASSAM

$691,000

11/03/22

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1 MIRAMAR AVE, MONTECITO 4BD/4BA • $12,900,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247

4680 VIA ROBLADA, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/5BA; ±2.33 acres • $11,250,000 Bartron RE Group, 805.563.4054 LIC# 01005021

OPEN SUN 1-4

20 CAMINO VERDE, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/4½BA • $9,985,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247 OPEN SUN 12-3

840 IVY LN, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/2½BA; ±1 acre • $6,450,000 Daniel Encell, 805.565.4896 LIC# 00976141 OPEN SUN 1-3

3226 LIVE OAK RD, SANTA YNEZ 4BD/4½BA; ±19.05 acres • $5,995,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580

920 CAMINO VIEJO RD, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/4½BA ; 1.15 acres • $5,495,000 Josiah Hamilton, 805.284.8835 LIC# 01415235

900 TORO CANYON RD, MONTECITO 2BD/1½BA + GH; ±4.84 acres • $7,500,000 Anderson / Hurst, 805.618.8747 LIC# 01903215 / 00826530 OPEN SUN 1-3

713 VIA AIROSA, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/4BA; ±1.55 acres • $4,495,000 Bartron RE Group, 805.563.4054 LIC# 01005021

OPEN SUN 11:30-3

302 ALSTON RD, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/3BA • $3,995,000 Randy Freed & Kellie Clenet, 805.895.1799 LIC# 00624274 / 01434616 OPEN SUN 2-4

OPEN SUN 12:30-2:30

1777 EUCALYPTUS DR, SOLVANG 4BD/2½BA • $1,599,000 Mathew Raab, 805.705.5486 LIC# 02063526 OPEN SUN 1-3

4414 MEADOWLARK LN, SANTA BARBARA 5BD/3BA • $2,795,000 The Easter Team, 805.570.0403 LIC# 00917775

1735 LAUREL AVE#101, SOLVANG 6BD/6½BA • $2,500,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580 OPEN SUN 1-3

569 RICARDO AVE, SANTA BARBARA 3BD/2BA; 2 car garage • $1,925,000 Deborah Samuel, 805.570.6680 LIC# 02119798 OPEN SUN 12-3

961 RANDOLPH RD, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/2½BA • $1,910,000 D. Schroder / S. Heller, 805.770.0419 LIC# 02187109 / 00929496 OPEN SUN 12-2

906 HORNBECK PL, SOLVANG 4BD/3BA • $1,499,999 Brenda Cloud, 805.901.1156 LIC# 01772551 OPEN SUN 1-3

3640 OLIVE ST, SANTA YNEZ 3BD/2BA • $799,000 Sara Guthrie / Efren Pulido, 805.570.1211 LIC# 01294545 / 01527179

OPEN SUN 1-4

622 VIA TREPADORA, SANTA BARBARA 5BD/4BA • $4,200,000 Anderson / Hurst, 805.618.8747 LIC# 01903215 / 00826530 OPEN SUN 1-4

OPEN SUN 11-3

1315 VALLECITO PL, CARPINTERIA 4BD/3BA • $1,995,000 Yolanda Van Wingerden, 805.570.4965 LIC# 01308141

1855 SAN LEANDRO LN, MONTECITO 4BD/5BA • $6,800,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247

1436 AARHUS DR, SOLVANG 4BD/2½BA • $1,385,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580 OPEN SUN 2-4

1205 REBECCA LN#F, SANTA BARBARA 2BD/1½BA • $799,000 The SB Group, 805.886.5735 LIC# 01314939 / 01457796

710 SHAW ST, LOS ALAMOS 4BD/2BA • $789,000 Ealand & Sideris Group, 805.698.9902 LIC# 01766178 / 00603730

1731LAUREL AVE, SOLVANG 6BD/6½BA • $2,500,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580

204 ADAIR DR, SANTA BARBARA 3BD/3BA • $1,995,000 The SB Group, 805.886.5735 LIC# 01314939 / 01457796

OPEN SUN 1-3

401 CHAPALA ST#305, SANTA BARBARA 1BD/1½BA • $1,750,000 Dan Crawford, 805.886.5764 LIC# 01923245 OPEN SUN 10-1

5673 SURFRIDER WY#103, GOLETA 3BD/3BA • $1,350,000 Jody Neal, 805.252.9267 LIC# 01995725 OPEN SUN 12-2

6893 SAN FERNANDO AVE, LA CONCHITA 3BD/2BA • $599,000 Felipe Castañeda, 805.636.4410 LIC# 02103365

1875 AUGUSTENBORG PL, SOLVANG 3BD/3BA • $1,670,000 Karin Aitken / Rhoda Johnson, 805.252.1205 LIC# 00882496 / 01070384 OPEN SUN 1-4

1210 EDISON ST, SANTA YNEZ 3BD/2BA; ±.17 acres • $865,000 Cheylin Mackahan, 511.292.7197 LIC# 02104724 OPEN SUN 11-1

62 RIO VISTA, SOLVANG 2BD/2BA • $459,000 Ealand & Sideris Group, 805.698.9902 LIC# 01766178 / 00603730

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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA

ADDRESS

SELLER

BUYER

PRICE

DATE

460 FOXEN DR

NAEMI ANGELO EU

TORRES JOSE

$900,000

11/02/22

SANTA MARIA

5290 OVERPASS RD 211

RIOS AGUSTIN EA

HOLLINGSEAD BLANCHE EA

$1,075,000

11/01/22

SANTA YNEZ

839 E SLOAN TERR

MATTHEWS SCOTT & CLAUDIA C TTE SIMON ASHER EA

$11,525,000

11/01/22

UNICORP

642 W DE LA GUERRA ST

HEAD CHRISTOPHER EA

METOYER MATTHEW

$280,000

11/03/22

715 ROBERTO AVE

JACOBSON JOHN EA

ELLSWORTH GEOFFREY EU

$308,000

11/02/22

7309 DAVENPORT RD

MACIAS CARMEN

FRAPWELL RYAN

$380,000

11/03/22

301 N SOLEDAD ST

NOVEREAS JOHN

CARMICHAEL JESSE EA

$415,000

11/04/22

281 SHULTE LN

HOMER LEROY EA

DOMINGUEZ VICTOR

$470,000

11/04/22

2473 S VILLAGE GREEN DR

CALBILLO DANNY EU

ROCHE KENNETH

$570,000

11/01/22

617 E MAIN ST

TUNNELL MARY EA

HERNANDEZ MICAH EU

$610,000

11/04/22

7349 ELMHURST PL

HOESL ANTON EA

PANCHAL NIMISHA

$625,000

11/04/22

8301 HOLLISTER AVE

MARTINEZ WARREN

RATATOUILLE LLC

$631,500

11/03/22

3121 AVENA RD

WOMACK JOHN EA

SALINAS ANTHONY EU

$732,500

11/04/22

40 LOS PATOS WAY

GILES, KENNETH D

VALLA CHAD EA

$975,000

11/04/22

3456 VIA CORTEZ

CEBADA VENTURES LLC

RAMOS EDUARDO EU

$1,000,000

11/02/22

321 E INGER DR D22

FLOCKEN EUGENE EU

TERRA FIRMA CALIFORNIA LLC

$3,500,000

11/03/22

Here is how to properly clean your gutters As the leaves litter your yard throughout the fall, the need to clean your gutters will only rise. It’s an important part of home maintenance that can have some serious consequences if neglected.

According to realtor.com, neglected gutters can cause roof damage during the winter, basement flooding, mold and mildew, and damage to a home’s fascia and wood framing. Luckily, cleaning out your gutters is a relatively easy task.

First, you will need a few supplies — all of which can usually be found at your local hardware store.

To properly clean out your gutters, you will need a ladder for reach.

You will also need a bucket to place all of the gutter’s nasty debris in.

Snag a gutter scoop to scrape out that gutter debris once you are on your ladder. Once you have removed all of the big pieces of debris, use a garden hose to flush out the smaller leftover pieces.

If the leftover debris is getting stopped up in your gutter’s downspout, unwind a metal coat hanger and use it to gently push the debris through to the bottom of the downspout.

According to some cleaning services, you should clean out your gutters at least one or two times each spring and fall. The more rain your area receives, however, the more often you should consider cleaning out your gutters.

If you hear dripping from your gutters, that is often a telltale sign that it is time to give them a good cleaning out. It is also a good practice to clean them out after any major storms, as strong winds can blow debris into your gutters.

As the leaves litter your yard throughout the fall, the need to clean your roof gutters will be an important part of home maintenance.

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Design Recipes:

The power of home staging

By Cathy Hobbs

Top photos show how staging can make a difference leading to an accepted offer within 30 days on the market.

Photos courtesy Handout/TNS

Staging is a longtime secret weapon relating to selling a house. Ask any savvy real estate agent and they will likely admit that home staging is one of the key tools in their marketing toolbox.

Why? The reality is that most potential buyers lack vision. A space that is cluttered, in need of repair or overly personalized immediately signals worry and work to potential buyers. Most understand the reality of what a space looks like now, as opposed to what the space could be. Here’s how to maximize your staging potential.

Stage primary rooms

Living rooms and primary bedrooms are two of the most important rooms in a home.

Living rooms are often one of the first rooms to enter in a home and the main space for entertaining, so it is important that the presentation is strong and makes an impact.

Primary bedrooms are considered sanctuaries and often have great importance and appeal to potential buyers.

Let furniture placement take center stage

The goal in primary spaces such as living rooms and bedrooms is to create a cohesive furniture arrangement. In many instances, occupied listings have an overabundance of furniture. When it comes to home selling, less is more. The goal is to allow potential buyers to be able to see the space, as opposed to focus on the stuff.

Getting started

Start with foundation pieces and end with the details. In other words, start big and end small. Begin with large items such as sofas and area rugs, then focus on complementary elements such as artwork and end with details such as toss pillows, throws and accessories.

Stay neutral

Neutral color palettes are ideal for staging.

Not only do they blend with other colors, but they also create a soothing environment. Colors such as gray and off-white work well.

Stage it, sell it

When a property goes on the market, it is no longer a seller’s home. Instead it is a product for sale that will be compared to other products. In seeking the ideal home, most potential buyers will visit more than one house, comparing and contrasting selling features as far as the positives and negatives.

A staged home conveys one that is move-in ready, which is the desire of most potential buyers.

Top staging tips include: • Neutralize • Declutter • Depersonalize • Minimize to maximize space

Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at cathyhobbs.com.

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On Gardening:

A confession about perennial sweet potatoes

Illusion Penny Lace ornamental sweet potato will debut at garden centers in 2023.

Photos courtesy Norm Winter/TNS

By Norman Winter My bride, Jan, said, “Those ornamental sweet potatoes you planted this year look better than they did last year.” She was referring to a big display of Sweet Caroline Medusa Green that was draping over a rock wall.

Sheepishly, I bowed my head and sort of muttered that I didn’t plant any sweet potatoes this year. I feel like I am about to break out in hives knowing what I am about to write.

Knowing I was going to do this, I even sought counsel from other Southern horticulturists.

My beautiful Sweet Caroline Medusa Green spilling over the wall is in year two; so is my Illusion Midnight Lace growing in a container. My Illusion Emerald Lace is in year three, and my dollar rescue off death row clearance at the big box store is in year four.

Confessing this is most relieving. I have felt like I should be a member of a sweet potato help group where we join and state emphatically, “Hi I’m Norman and I grow ornamental sweet potatoes as perennial.”

The guilt associated with this is deep rooted. The tags for the plants say hardy in zones 11a and 11b, holy Panama! But I suppose my most profound guilt came from the years working as a horticulture specialist for Mississippi State University.

The first line in my job description was to promote the green industry.

I have felt that if I spill the beans that the ornamental sweet potato may be perennial, the plant industry might not sell as many in the spring and I might crash the market. My counsel in Louisiana however, said yes, we tell customers they are perennial.

Obviously, I have been dabbling in horticulture humor or buffoonery to this point. The real truth is that the ornamental sweet potato is the same genus and species as the one you eat

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Sweet Caroline Medusa Green ornamental sweet potato completely over the wall in October year two.

Illusion Emerald Lace ornamental sweet potato year one with Truffula Pink gomphrena and SunPatiens Compact Electric Orange and Rocking Blue Suede Shoes salvia.

at the Thanksgiving table. They produce tubers just like the edible varieties, though their taste and consistency is not up to culinary standards.

So, picture that my Sweet Caroline Medusa Green or Illusion Emerald Lace are likewise producing tubers underground. When frost comes, I remove the foliage just like vegetable growers do, one because they are ugly, and two, we don’t want any diseases going into the tuber.

My plants are growing in super well-drained soil, which definitely is a factor in those that return. During the winter the tubers and the dormant partner plants like Rockin salvias, Truffula Pink gomphrena and Vermillionaire cuphea are asleep waiting for spring temperatures and warm soil.

If you have grown ornamental sweet potatoes, you know they are vigorous travelers, with the ability to travel 10 to 20 feet. Therefore, you can find yourself in the management business. This is the big reason why compact or behaved varieties like the Sweet Caroline Medusa Green have racked up more than 20 awards.

The Illusion varieties are also award winners and highly popular in the landscape industry. If you do have tubers, they are generally close in proximity to the original plant and haven’t creeped into the rose garden. The Illusion series is adding a new color in 2023 called Illusion Penny Lace that is a gorgeous coppery red.

Yes, The Garden Guy is an ornamental sweet potato lover and has been growing them as perennials in zone 8a Georgia for three or four years. I am looking forward to growing the new climbing Sweet Caroline Upside series and the new Illusion Penny Lace.

Norman Winter, horticulturist, garden speaker and author of “Toughas-Nails Flowers for the South” and “Captivating Combinations: Color and Style in the Garden.” Follow him on Facebook @NormanWinterTheGardenGuy.

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Yard Tips YardSale 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.

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NEW: Do you do Tile/Stone Clng? $475K Expand your company & net $175K !

• Tell your friends, family or coworkers about your sale. Word travels.

• Place a classified ad in the Santa Barbara NeWS-PreSS!! remember to check the publication’s deadline.

• In your ad, give lots of details. Include the address, day(s), time of your sale. list major items such as “lots of kids clothes.”

NEW: SB Fast Food $200K On target for $1 Mil Gross!15’ Hood Hi traffic corner. Big delivery/pickup biz.

NEW : Rest. at UCSB $175K+inv.

Owner nets $120K. Franchise.

A passive income possibility.

PIZZA Biz Only $120K

New Kitchen w/Pizza Oven & lg Hood 1500sf only $1200 mo. + lg patio w/ bar

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• Check your local ordinances.

• list your address and sale date on all signs.

• Post your signs at main intersections, street corners and at the end of your driveway.

• use same colors and writing on your signs as people recognize them at a glance.

• Keep a list of where you posted your signs. It will be helpful when it’s time to take them down.

Brkfst/Lunch Rest $340K Popular Fixture in coveted location. Rent only $4900!

Sports Shop $135K + inv.

Favorite sports & camping gear.

Rent $2410. Owner nets $60-80K

Plumbing/Irrigation experience? $117K Owner income for gov’t required work.

Oxnard B&W Mkt $230K

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

129 E. Anapamu Bldg $2.2 M Type 47 License worth $300K Lowers Bldg price to $1.9 M

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