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Contents Your Handyman: Bathroom Facelift .......................................................6 HOA Homefront: HOAs Can Meet Purely Virtually During Emergency ......................................................6 How to Pick the Perfect Sofa ......................................8 Perennials to Add Dazzle to Your Cool Season Containers ...................................10 Santa Barbara County Sales......................................12 Children’s Bedroom Decor for the Perfect School Year...................................................13
open Homes Open Homes Directory ......................................... E-13
Around Town Congratulations! Arcadia Studio Landscape Architecture Arcadia Studio, celebrating 20 years of landscape architecture excellence, collected three prizes at the Southern California ASLA’s Quality of Life Design Awards ceremony on September 30, winning the top Honor in both the residential and commercial categories and a Merit award for historic renovation.
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The Monastary – Honor Award - Residential Design Derrik Eichelberger, Arcadia Studio’s President, designed the landscape for this masterpiece high on a hill overlooking the Pacific. This seemingly enchanted space, planted with majestic trees and exotic plants but wild at the edges, was originally the home of therenowned conductor Leopold Stokowski. Presqu’lle Winery - Honor Award - Commercial Design Laurie Roman and Puck Erickson, both Principal Landscape Architects, designed this 200 acre site nestled in the Santa Maria Valley. A Louisiana family pursued their dream of operating a world class winery following Katrina and the loss of a beloved homestead. The site serves as a working winery, event and tasting destination as well as a private residence. The company accepted this award in memory of Laurie Romano, a firm partner, who passed away one year ago. Lotusland Japanese Garden - Merit Award - Historic Renovation Derrik Eichelberger and firm partner and Principal Landscape Architect Kalie Grubb collaborated with Paul Comstock Landscape Architecture to breathe new life into the centerpiece of Gana Walska’s beloved Lotusland, a non-profit botanic garden open to the public for tours and educational purposes.
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173 Carlo Dr | Goleta | 4BD/2BA DRE 01735358 / 02020854 | Offered at $899,000 Abbott/Hall 805.681.8800
965 Miramonte Dr 1 | Santa Barbara | 1BD/1BA DRE 01939922 | Offered at $665,000 Hutch Axilrod 805.637.6378
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HOA Homefront Reader Questions
HOAs Can Meet Purely Virtually During Emergency By Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. CCAL
Kelly: With the Governor’s executive orders on Covid rescinded in June, is there anything preventing boards from conducting in-person meetings again? The members want an open annual meeting,but the board president wants to only do Zoom. I appreciate your help! – M.R. Dear M.R.: Once the Governor rescinded all the various state health orders in mid-June 2021, that rescinded any state bans on in-person meetings. Individual counties have their separate health orders that can be stricter than the state, but I am unaware of any county presently banning HOAs from holding indoor meetings. A game changer occurred on September 23, 2021, when Governor Newsome signed into law Senate Bill 391, which adds a new Civil Code Section 5450(a). That section immediately took effect as an urgency statute, so it is now state law. It allows HOAs during a time of declared emergency to hold meetings which are purely virtual. California remains in the state of emergency, which the Governor declared on March 4, 2020. Now, so long as the state of emergency continues, HOAs may meet completely virtually, subject to some conditions. The notice of the first virtual meeting must be individually mailed to each member, including all the technical information for someone to join the meeting and a telephone number and email address of a person who can help with log in problems. All votes incompletely virtual meetings must be by roll call vote. Lastly, if the meeting is a meeting at which member votes are to be counted, a camera must be placed so that attendees can watch the vote counting. While it would have been great to have this law passed early in the pandemic, it still helps HOAs. Since March
2020, HOAs which met completely virtually had been violating the Civil Code Section 4090(b) requirement that there be a physical location where members could choose to attend. Lastly, as to the form of the HOA meeting, that is a board matter, not the president’s decision. – Best regards, Kelly Dear Kelly, Can our HOA require vaccinations and masks in the pool area and/or clubhouse? There are signs posted requiring both, but proof of vaccination has not yet been asked for. Do they have the authority to mandate them? – Thank you, M.P. Dear M.P.: HOA boards normally can pass regulations regarding use of common area. However, how will the HOA police these issues? Will staff be placed in the clubhouse controlling all entry points? HOA lawyers have been debating the legal enforceability of such requirements, but I think the larger question is whether such requirements are practically enforceable. I still believe the best approach is to take reasonable precautions while reminding all members that the HOA cannot guarantee the health status of others and that residents should make their own decisions regarding their personal risk.Furthermore, we are finding that “breakthrough” infections of vaccinated persons are still possible, so vaccination status is no guarantee. HOA boards are in uncharted waters, with one group of homeowners demanding access to amenities, while another group of owners demands shutdowns or strict controls for health safety reasons. As with most HOA governance questions, the answer is probably somewhere in the middle. – Thanks and stay healthy, Kelly
Kelly G. Richardson CCAL is a member of the College of Community Association Lawyers and Partner of Richardson Ober DeNichilo LLP, a California law firm known for community association advice. Send questions to Kelly@rodllp.com. Past columns at www.HOAHomefront.com. All rights reserved®.
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Your Handyman By Mark Baird
Guest Bathroom Facelift Question: Our 30-year-old guest bathroom is looking pretty worn and we would like to give it a quick face lift this spring by putting in a tile floor, new vanity and new toilet. We are do-it-yourselfers, but our budget is pretty tight, and we would appreciate any tips on how to keep the cost down.
Your Handyman: With a little planning and shopping your bathroom can easily be spruced up without breaking the bank. When shopping for tile keep in mind that the larger the tile the less labor will be needed for the installation and larger floor tiles are very popular. The big box hardware store seems to always have 12” and 18” square tiles on sale for about $3 or less per square foot and it doesn’t take a lot of them to cover the floor of a smaller bathroom. If your bathroom is on a raised foundation with a wood subfloor that makes squeaks or flexes at all when walked on, then you will probably need a layer of cement backer board glued and screwed down first before the tile is set. A new brand name toilet like Kohler, American Standard or Delta can be found on sale for $300 or less and we have installed some beautiful vanities purchased with countertop, sink and faucet included for under $750. While you are at it you will need new baseboard trim for the floor and casement trim for around the door and try to buy them pre-primed which will make the painting go that much quicker. Some floor tiles are available with matching base trim if you prefer a tile base trim instead of wood. Remove the existing toilet and vanity first and then install the large new tiles wall to wall rather than tiling around the vanity. Be sure that the toilet flange on the floor is raised to the height of the new tile floor surface or the new toilet’s wax ring may not seal correctly. You can purchase a book on how to install tile or do a YouTube search for tile installation videos. A simple bathroom tile floor can successfully be installed by a beginner if you take time to read up before hand and very patiently follow the installation guides. Mirrors that are framed and hung on the wall like a picture are very popular and you should be able to find a new light fixture for about $100. If the old exhaust fan is old and noisy then look for a replacement fan with the same size metal box and it can probably be installed without having to modify the opening in the ceiling. Do not attempt to do any electrical work unless you have a solid understanding of how your home wiring works; otherwise call a contractor to do the wiring. The last tip is to have all the materials sitting in the garage before starting the demo of the old bathroom, so you won’t have any interruptions in your work schedule.
Mark Baird is a General Contractor & the Owner of “Your Handyman” servicing Santa Barbara since 2006. You can contact Mark at 805-968-1234 or email him at: mark.baird@sbcoxmail.com. Visit his website at: www.yourhandymansb.com.
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985 PARK LN, MONTECITO UPPER 6BD/7BA • $12,875,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247
796 HOT SPRINGS RD, MONTECITO 4BD/3½BA • $11,250,000 Nancy Kogevinas, 805.450.6233 LIC# 01209514
810 COYOTE RD, MONTECITO 3BD/3½BA + studio • $5,595,000 Marsha Kotlyar Estate Group, 805.565.4014 LIC# 01426886
1325 LADAN DR, SOLVANG 3BD/3½BA; 4.33±acs • $3,895,000 James Mathews, 805.453.3455 LIC# 02080822
1040 LADERA LN, MONTECITO 3BD/2BA; 5.04±acs • $3,850,000 Daniel Encell, 805.565.4896 LIC# 00976141
1903 COYOTE CIR, MONTECITO 3BD/2½BA • $3,499,000 Jo Ann Mermis, 805.895.5650 LIC# 00891742
1195 DOVE MEADOW RD, SOLVANG 4BD/6BA • $3,199,000 Jo Ann Mermis, 805.895.5650 LIC# 00891742
130 VIA ALICIA, MONTECITO 2BD/3BA • $2,850,000 Daniel Encell, 805.565.4896 LIC# 00976141
851 ADOBE CREEK RD, SOLVANG 5BD/2½BA; 2.69±acs; pool; arena • $2,775,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580
228 VALHALLA DR, SOLVANG 5BD/5½BA • $2,550,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580
3911 CLOVER LN, SANTA YNEZ 2BD/2BA; 17.54±acs • $2,495,000 Claire Hanssen, 805.680.0929 LIC# 00887277
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How to pick the perfect sofa A low, deep, seat sofa adds a modern vibe to this living room space. Photo courtesy Scott Gabriel Morris/ Handout/TNS
An oversized neutral sofa helps to add an expansive seating area in this narrow living space. Photos courtesy Handout/TNS
Cathy Hobbs
Tribune News Service Long or short, chaise or sectional‚ what are the best options when it comes to a sofa? One general rule of thumb is to pick your larger pieces first such as your sofa before making smaller selections such as chairs and accents. A sofa is really the foundation for the room and can make or break a room when it comes to floor plan and layout. When selecting a sofa for your space, here are some general rules of thumb.
A low leather sofa adds the right feel in this family room space. Photo courtesy Scott Gabriel Morris/ Handout/TNS
DO’S 1. Choose your sofa once you have a chance to understand how you wish a space to function. 2. Choose a neutral-colored sofa if you are looking for a pieces that are timeless and can be used in different parts of the home and move with you from home to home. 3. Consider a sectional, especially for corner spaces. 4. Use longer sofas along long walls to help fill a space. 5. Look for style, feel, function and comfort.
DON’TS 1. Don’t purchase a sofa without measuring the space where the sofa will go in advance. Be sure to allocate room on either side of where the sofa will sit for circulation and flow. 2. Don’t overlook hospitality-grade fabrics. Many designers solely choose hospitality-grade fabrics because of durability. 3. Don’t forget to consider using lower-profile sections of a sofa to form a single unit such as pairing two chaises, a left and a right side together. 4. Don’t dismiss the beauty of leather and faux leather. Once considered outdated, these materials are still considered to be modern and on trend. 5. Don’t purchase sofas in fabrics or colors that are considered trendy or won’t last the test of time. 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. ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Goldilocks Creeping Jenny partners in this box with yellow and white pansies for the long cool season ahead. Photos courtesy Norman Winter/TNS
Perennials to add dazzle to your cool season containers By Norman Winter Perennials for cool season containers may seem like the proverbial horticultural oxymoron, but that is exactly what I have been planting the last few days in my zone 8a landscape. My favorite pansy pals are Goldilocks lysimachia, Lemon Coral sedum, Ogon Japanese sweet flag and Burgundy Glow ajuga. The kicker is I’m not planting pansies yet, but fresh crops of Supertunia petunias and Superbells calibrachoas. Last fall, planted petunias and calibrachoas lasted until midsummer floods (I’m exaggerating somewhat, but we had more rain than I ever remember). You have to admit nine-plus months of blooms is incredible. Believe me, though, I’ll add pansies and violas in a couple of weeks. Goldilocks Creeping Jenny Goldilocks lysimachia, or Creeping Jenny, is simply amazing with its yearlong Lemon Coral tenacity and dazzling color in the garden. sedum gently I love how it plummets over the rims of tumbles over containers, stopping only when it hits the the edge of this ground, then still keeps growing. What I mixed container may treasure most about it in the West Georgia area is the with pansies, tall colorful transformation from summer into winter. The kiss of dianthus and cold is like magic. Evergold carex In the summer it provides chartreuse or lime green whergrass. ever you want it. But in winter it gives the closest color to a 24-karat gold bar you can find in a plant. Put that in boxes or baskets with blue violet-colored pansies and it will remind you of sapphires and gold. This award-winning plant gets taken for granted, but it shouldn’t, as it is perennial in zones 3-10.
Red begonias. Oddly I am also in year three with these begonias. Ogon Japanese sweet flag This variety of Japanese sweet flag gives an unbeatable fine grassy element or texture to the garden and mixed containers. This is the plant that acts as the finishing touch to mixed containers. As beautiful as your mixed container design may be, it is this little filler plant that says “ta-da!” The Japanese sweet flag spreads from the tip of rhizomes similar to that of an iris. They can reach about 10 to14 inches tall, which gives you the opportunity to use it as a ground cover. It is perennial from zones 5-11. Never underestimate the power of just one small grass to a mixed container. Burgundy Glow ajuga Lastly, I find most gardeners simply don’t think of ajuga as a container filler or soft spiller. It’s funny we call it bugleweed. We plant it in tough places in the landscape where nothing else grows. We love it when it blooms, but we just don’t think about it in the cool season mixed container. Burgundy Glow is an award-winning cold hardy variety recommended for zones 4-11 and offers multicolored foliage, usually showing a healthy dose of pink. The foliage is the perfect foil for the fine-textured Ogon sweet flag and even Goldilocks lysimachia. All these perennials offer some of the easiest opportunities to propagate and use elsewhere in the landscape. The cool season planting calendar is just now getting underway, and I urge you to incorporate these four perennials into your designs. Norman Winter, horticulturist, garden speaker and author of “Tough-as-Nails Flowers for the South” and “Captivating Combinations: Color and Style in the Garden.” Follow him on Facebook @NormanWinterTheGardenGuy. ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
Lemon Coral sedum Lemon Coral sedum is a succulent that is perennial from zones 7-10 and gives a soft, needlelike texture. At least once or twice a year I look at its beauty and simply can’t believe it is a perennial, thrilling not only with its foliage but later with a billowy cloud of bright yellow blooms. It too spreads, but it’s more like a slow lava flow of lime gently tumbling over the rims of containers and baskets. In the landscape it forms a ground cover carpet of succulent lime. In my ground cover application, I have it partnered with Surefire
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Goldilocks Creeping Jenny hangs down like 24-K gold in this planter box with violetcolored pansies.
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Santa BarBara County SaleS
This is a partial list of all recorded residential sales in Santa Barbara County from September 20, 2021 thru September 24, 2021. 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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2436 BASELINE AVE
K BALLARD INN LIMITED
240 3RD AVE LLC
$4,940,000
9/23/2021
CARPINTERIA
5966 VIA REAL 2
VENCES CARLOS EU
RAINER TRISTINE EA
$529,500
9/20/2021
1051 HOLLY AVE
ROSEBRO STEVEN EA
COBB LARK EA
$830,000
9/21/2021
5387 EIGHTH ST 1
GUILIANO ROBERT EA
LEAF MARK EU
$1,540,000
9/24/2021
CUYAMA
262 CASTRO CANYON RD
MILAM SCOTT
CASTRO CANYON LLC
$500,000
9/24/2021
GOLETA
7628 HOLLISTER AVE 234
HARDEN SIAN
SCHLOH ERNA EA
$697,000
9/23/2021
303 PACIFIC OAKS RD
PATTERSON PATRICK EU
COOPER TREVOR EA
$905,000
9/24/2021
5755 ALONDRA DR
LUA RODOLFO EU
SHUSTER IGAL EU
$955,000
9/21/2021
235 SAN NAPOLI DR
WATT GREGORY EA
FLOWERS THOMAS EA
$1,000,000
9/20/2021
5143 SAN LAZARO WAY
BARNETT DEENA EA
OOLEY SIMON EU
$1,300,000
9/21/2021
5637 KENT PL
RUSSELL WILLIAM EU
CHEN TSUNGYI EU
$1,385,000
9/21/2021
42 TOURAN LN
CLARK ANDY EU
LI XIAO YANG
$1,550,000
9/24/2021
6296 SHAMROCK AVE
STEINBERG RICHARD EA
ORLANDO DARREN EU
$1,790,000
9/24/2021
1110 VIA DEL REY
SCHOCH FAMILY TRUST
LA CASONA LLC
$4,145,000
9/21/2021
GUADALUPE
3437 POINT SAL RD
LOPEZ MARGARET
GREENE RICHARD
$137,000
9/24/2021
LOMPOC
118 S J ST
TRUJILLO EDUARDO EU
ZAKOUR RAMI
$135,000
9/23/2021
1216 E WALNUT AVE D
BASS JAMES EA
GARCIA LUZ
$241,000
9/24/2021
423 N F ST
WHITE JEROME EU
SANTORI BLAKE
$285,000
9/24/2021
529 N SECOND ST
GREGORY ED EU
RANNEY TODD
$345,000
9/24/2021
923 N M PL
DOWHOWER KEVIE EA
CARDENAS ERIKA EU
$371,000
9/24/2021
413 N POPPY ST
LOONEY DAVID EU
RODRIGUEZ INEZ
$430,000
9/21/2021
1121 N POPPY ST
BONENFANT WILLIAM EU
MORALES JESSICA EA
$436,500
9/21/2021
1113 N DAISY ST
REID MICHAEL EA
HERNANDEZ PATRICIA EA
$442,000
9/24/2021
1308 N SECOND ST
GREEN SANDRA
JOHNSON BRIAN EA
$480,000
9/23/2021
813 NORTHPOINT PL
VEGA HAROLD EU
AYALA MICHAEL EU
$555,000
9/20/2021
121 N N ST
M&M INVESTMENTS
SHUMAN JEFFREY EA
$1,120,000
9/23/2021
1150 TORO CANYON RD
GOETTING BRUCE
BRISH LIRON EA
$1,475,000
9/22/2021
420 NICHOLAS LN
GRACE NOELL EA
MILLER ANTHONY EA
$1,900,000
9/23/2021
415 MEADOWBROOK DR
PLATT JOHN EA
BERG RONALD EA
$3,450,000
9/22/2021
945 ALEEDA LN
LEVINE BRENT EA
PETERSON RHETT EA
$3,500,000
9/20/2021
215 MIDDLE RD
544 SANTA ROSA LANE LLC
HUB VENTURES LLC
$3,750,000
9/24/2021
2010 BIRNAM WOOD DR
HOLDER JOANNE EA
BERG RONALD EA
$5,375,000
9/22/2021
2069 CHINA FLAT RD
GLOVER EUGENE EA
ATWATER H BREWSTER EA
$7,800,500
9/23/2021
665 SAN YSIDRO RD
RICHARDS KIM EA
PRESSLY ERIC EA
$9,900,000
9/24/2021
321 ENNISBROOK DR
BERG RONALD EA
ANN OTHER TRUST EA
$12,000,000
9/21/2021
3245 CALLE BONITA
BUSCAGLIA WENDY EA
MULLANEY THOMAS EA
$3,605,000
9/24/2021
129 E MICHELTORENA ST 6
JUNOD DAVID EA
BECKER AVI
$570,000
9/21/2021
315 E MICHELTORENA ST
BALIN HILDEGARD EA
HAMAKER HUNTER
$900,000
9/24/2021
116 N NOPAL ST 6
HUGHES KIM EA
I KOCH INVESTMENTS LL
$1,050,000
9/21/2021
1304 W VALERIO ST
LAMB ERIN
BARNES RYAN EA
$1,075,000
9/24/2021
728 WESTERN AVE
FRITZ RANDOLPH EU
HUGHES ERIC EU
$1,200,000
9/20/2021
286 N LA CUMBRE RD
MCPHILLIPS ROBERT EA
CHILD DONALD EA
$1,300,000
9/22/2021
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To view this weekend’s Open Home Guide and all other Real Estate for sale or rent go to: newspress.com – click on Special Editions, House & Home
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Mesa
1-4 $1,895,000 722 Rockwood Drive 3/2 New Listing! Surround yourself with nature! 3b/2b with den and office. Set on beautiful .62 acre lot that abuts a park and open space.
$2,495,000 1637 Miramesa Drive 4+/3.5 1-4 3,486 sq. ft. Mediterranean style home is resting on a 12,000+ sq. ft. lot in the heart of the Mesa neighborhood. This spacious residence has ocean and island views from the living room, dining area, bedroom.
Village Properties Lynda Bohnett
Mike Richardson, Realtors Kyle Richardson 805-680-3131
805-637-6407
# 01268751
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1-3 $899,000 173 Carlo Dr. 4/2 This cheerful and centrally located 4 bed/ 2 bath Goleta home offers a semi-open floor plan and an attached 2 car garage. Village Properties 805-708-3221/805-345-8279
# 01902531
1-3 $3,199,000 1720 Lasuen Rd. 4+/2 Panoramic ocean & island views. 4br + study, 2bth iconic Riviera home, perched atop the Santa Barbara Riviera. SantabBarbaraMontecito.com/Lasuen
Amy Abbott/Kristin Hall # 01735358/02020854
keller williams Louise McKaig
Las Positas
805-285-2008
# 1353981
saMaRkand
1-4 $789,000 8 West Constance #2 2/2 Two bed-two bath. Original hardwood floors. Remodeled kitchen. Dual pane windows. Detached one car garage. Community laundry room.
1-5 $1,695,000 518 Peregrina 3/2 South facing single level 3 bdr 2 ba home in the highly desirable Samarkand neighborhood. Separate studio offers great potential for an ADU conversion
FSBO FSBO
Village Properties John Henderson
805-886-2328 or 661-496-4496
805-689-1066
# 00780607
One way to make children’s bedrooms conducive for the school year is organization. Courtesy Dreamstime/TNS
Children’s bedroom decor for the perfect school year By Kiersten Willis The beginning of the school year means the end of summer, so why not transform your home to make it conducive to learning? While many students learned remotely last year, school districts have begun welcoming students back to the classroom. Although home and school may not be as closely intertwined anymore, you can still foster a fun home environment and one
that lets children focus on homework. One way to make children’s bedrooms conducive for the school year is organization. “To help your kids stay organized, keep things at their height. Closet storage, benches and coat racks will all be used more often if kids can get to them easily. Try adding a few bins to conceal their toys and other items,” HGTV said. Desks are also important. Not only do they provide a dedicated homework space,
but it’s also good for creativity. “Whether for homework, crafting, art projects or computer work, having a designated space where kids can work builds healthy routines, fosters independence and encourages creativity,” Popular Science said. Apartment Therapy notes that younger children should have desks suited to their proportions. Older children can work with regular-sized desks. “The ideal situation is a desk that’s on
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the smaller side but still provides ample space for coloring and working, as well as room for holding their supplies and other fun trinkets. Even if they outgrow this piece in a year or two, it’s worth some investment into a proper work area for their development. Luckily, many desks on the market cater to all of these needs and more. Plus, you can find solutions at a variety of price points,” Apartment Therapy said. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA SANTA BARBARA
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DATE
1414 SANTA ROSA AVE
SCOLES CHARLENE EA
STADMILLER DEREK EA
$1,470,000
9/21/2021
1745 LA CORONILLA DR
VIJELAS LLC
COLLINS KELLI EU
$1,830,000
9/23/2021
482 SCENIC DR
TSUZUKI HIROYASU EA
ARIAS DANIEL
$1,850,000
9/22/2021
1330 CACIQUE ST
1330 CACIQUE INVESTMENTS
1330 CACIQUE PROPERTIES
$2,650,000
9/23/2021
322 E COTA ST
HHB COTA LLC
ELIASSEN TEHA EA
$2,725,000
9/21/2021
120 LOMA MEDIA RD
IMMEL TIMOTHY EU
POMERANTZ JEFFREY EA
$3,200,000
9/24/2021
903 ARBOLADO RD
ABATIE KARLA EA
BARRATT JOHN EU
$3,800,000
9/24/2021
55 OCEAN VIEW AVE
OCEAN TEN LLC
OCEAN DOG LLC
$6,900,000
9/20/2021
2423 COUNTRY LN
COHEN KATHLEEN EA
ORTIZ RICARDO EA
$300,000
9/23/2021
2213 N GARDEN DR
KNOX MONICA EU
SALCEDO AYLIN EA
$435,000
9/24/2021
728 W HAWTHORN ST
MORALES MARCO EA
COLBERT JAMES EU
$520,000
9/23/2021
728 E BUNNY AVE
BARBER MARILYN EA
CHAGOLLA GUADALUPE
$544,000
9/24/2021
211 E CAMINO COLEGIO
STONES LISA EA
HOUSER ELLEN EU
$554,000
9/24/2021
340 WILSHIRE LN
CARROLL DORWIN EA
MINCER JESSIE EU
$559,500
9/21/2021
3937 BERRYWOOD DR
HOOPER JACKSON EU
COSTANTINDIS KATHERINE EA
$570,000
9/22/2021
4354 WOODMERE RD
RIOS MARILYN EA
JEFFRIES JOHN EU
$570,000
9/22/2021
1626 S TROPEA AVE
MACIAS J ANTONIO EU
SANCHEZ JOSEPH EU
$600,000
9/23/2021
2230 N RIVERTON DR
DIMODICA PAUL EU
MENDOZA ANNA
$605,000
9/24/2021
1917 S LAS POSAS AVE
LA BRISA EQUITIES
HURTADO FELIPE EU
$607,500
9/24/2021
1375 VIA ALTA
BRAZIER PAMELA EA
SALINAS ANDREW EU
$620,000
9/21/2021
1422 W AVOLA AVE
KENT JORDAN
RUST JESSICA
$630,000
9/24/2021
2865 S BRADLEY RD
MICULS IVARS EA
MEDINA MIGUEL EU
$632,000
9/23/2021
120 N MILLER ST STE B
LABRECQUE PIERRE
WOLVERMED LLC
$2,650,000
9/21/2021
130 VALENCIA RD
TRACY REID EA
HHB COTA LLC
$3,250,000
9/23/2021
3543 PADARO LN
LOWTHER JACQUELINE EA
POLAR EXPRESS LLC
$12,000,000
9/22/2021
1920 S MCCLELLAND ST 34A
MYERS ERIN
VELASQUEZ LUIS
$285,000
9/21/2021
235 BURTON MESA BLVD
HOLMES ALFREDAI EA
FRANCO LADYS
$295,000
9/24/2021
2314 N JOHNSON DR
SARRI MARK EU
CARDENAS JUAN EA
$490,000
9/21/2021
2211 S LILY LN
ROGERS SHERI
RIOS PETER EU
$514,000
9/21/2021
4171 OAKWOOD RD
HUNTER CHARLES
KOSLOSKY KATHERINE EA
$515,000
9/24/2021
513 CROSBY DR
SIMMONS WILLIAM EA
CHAVEZ MICHAEL EU
$537,000
9/24/2021
520 SUNBEAM RD
CHARIN THOMAS EU
HENDLIN MARTIN
$540,000
9/20/2021
1839 N VERONICA LN
ECHAVARRIA, FRANK
TRAN HUONG
$540,000
9/24/2021
706 E BRANDY CT
MUNGUIA, EDUARDO A
ABUAN TIRSO EA
$543,000
9/22/2021
1708 E MAMMOTH DR
FLORES MARCELINO EA
MAGNI RICCARDO
$685,000
9/23/2021
1255 CRAIG DR
BUCHANAN JOYCE EA
MAYER JEANNE EA
$695,000
9/24/2021
441 LA LATA PL
STADHEIM TRENT EU
BUZZARD TERRY EU
$835,000
9/22/2021
3677 PINE ST
MERCURY TIC LLC
FERRIERA COURTNEY EU
$836,000
9/20/2021
560 ST ANDREWS WAY
JIMENEZ KATIE EA
CULWELL CLARENCE EA
$851,000
9/20/2021
5621 W CAMINO CIELO
WIIAMS BARRY EA
MCDANIEL RYAN
$1,145,000
9/24/2021
349 FREYA DR
PEARSON GARY EU
SOHAEI FRANK EA
$1,250,000
9/20/2021
5375 CAMPBELL RD
5375 CAMPBELL ROAD LLC
CANNON LYNONA EU
$1,260,000
9/23/2021
1860 LAUREL AVE
SWEET JASON EU
FULLER LAUREN
$1,270,000
9/20/2021
99 HOLLISTER RANCH
KRAMER WARREN EA
KOPCHO RICHARD EA
$2,549,000
9/21/2021
4586 VIA MARIA
HORTON KEILLE EA
NICHOLS PABLO EU
$3,795,000
9/23/2021
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Oxnard Laundromat $599K New machines in 2018. Prime hi-traffic location with parking.
Oxnard B & W Mkt $250 K
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Add ck cashing. Busy strip. Owner income $40,260 ann.
*NEW: Flower Shop $185K to owner in 2019. $325K + Inv.
*Corner Liquor Str/Mkt $450K +Inv. Type 21 Liquor Lic. 2019: $90K to owner/operator New wall of coolers added!
SB Fast Food$165K On Track for $1 Mil Gross Sales! Profitable. Fully equipt kitchen
Car Rental Franchise $150K+ Inv. Travel is back! Income rising!
129 E. Anapamu Bldg $2.1M NEW: Montecito Boutique $225K Elegant home decore, jewelry, clothing & gifts. In escrow. SOLD: Frame Shop $79K SOLD: Electronics Assy. SOLD: Mini Mart (SB) SOLD: 2 Wine Bars (SB/SY) SOLD: Coffee Shop (Gol) SOLD: Pizza Shop (SB)
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the main entry level. The living space, dining area, kitchen, 1/2 bath, laundry, and attached 2-car garage are also on the main entry level. Downstairs there are 3 additional bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a family room, and a home office. Maximize the backyard space! There is room to add a pool, lawn, patios, and more. This property is located in the highly sought-after Washington Elementary School District. Centrally located near all of the Mesa amenities: Shoreline Park, Leadbetter Beach, Hendry’s (dog-friendly) Beach, The Mesa Shopping Center, Lighthouse Coffee, Lazy Acres, and more!
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