Santa Barbara Celebrates Old Spanish Days
July 31, 2019, to August 4, 2019, Old Spanish Days Website The Video Below is of last year’s Opening Ceremonies,...
July 4, 2019
Life at Estancia in Santa Barbara
ESTANCIA IN SANTA BARBARA
As you drive up Upper State Street and glance north to the Santa Ynez mountains you might have noticed a new development of elegant single family residences and townhomes. Although the project by Franciscan Development is still under construction, it’s easy to see that something significant is emerging.
Estancia Santa Barbara is located at 3714 State Street. Estancia offers 72 residences. Sizes range from 1459 to 2063 square feet. Currently 3 homes are listed for sale on the Santa Barbara MLS, and prices range from $965,000 to $1,315,000.
Tree lined streets encircle the residences, and common areas create a sense of community and engagement within this unique enclave of Spanish Colonial Revival styled homes. Sleek interiors, airy floor plans, expansive windows, and french doors that open to the outdoors are all part of the forward thinking contemporary design.
Surrounded by spectacular views of the Santa Ynez mountains the community green offers a central open air space with a footbridge that stretches across a gently curving stone creek bed. Numerous fountains can be found along with a tiled shaded veranda designed for outdoor gatherings and relaxation.
A Birds Eye View of Santa Barbara, California
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Interactive Debris Flow Map
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John and Yoko Slept Here
The Windmill House
It was the summer of 1972. A couple of years earlier Rosa Burke Perez had completed construction of the hillside home that she and her then-husband, Neil E. Davis, had built a few blocks from downtown Mill Valley (Marin County). Winding circularly, this unique all-redwood house has no right angles, a dozen levels, and 18 stained glass windows.
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Santa Barbara Recovery Resources Maps
Santa Barbara Readiness Maps were created for the areas of Montecito, Summerland, and Carpinteria affected by the deadly Jan. 9 debris flows and were released on June 11, 2018, by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The debris flows killed 23 people and damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses just weeks after the Thomas Fire blackened most of the watershed about Montecito. The maps reflect areas that can be expected to flood in heavy rainfalls, with new elevations that resulted from the events related to the debris flow, according to Santa Barbara County officials. Residents, architects, and contractors are expected to use the new elevations and flood hazard zones to guide their planning and development decisions.“The maps are a critical guide to future development decisions in Montecito,” said Matt Pontes, the county’s assistant executive officer. “The updated FEMA maps are a key tool to rebuild Montecito.
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