Also known as the American Riviera, Santa Barbara is nestled between the Santa Ynez Mountains and a sweeping shoreline overlooking the nearby Channel Islands. Its unique southfacing position results in a temperate climate with sunshine from dawn to dusk. Santa Barbara offers all of the perks of a big city, while still maintaining the feel of a small, coastal town. Santa Barbara offers plenty of local activities and places to visit, from historical buildings such as Mission Santa Barbara, to the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Stearns Wharf and the Santa Barbara Zoo. Popular shopping venues include Paseo Nuevo, which features an outdoor, Mediterranean-like walking avenue lined by boutiques and cafés, and La Cumbre Plaza, offering designer shops like Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co. Known for its exceptional beauty, Santa Barbara has a world-renowned flair, much of it reflected in the area's architectural mix of Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, Monterey and Moorish styles. Visit the City of Santa Barbara Website to learn about our neighborhoods and view their distinctive map outlining the various areas located within "Downtown", "The East Side", "The West Side", "Las Positas", "The Mesa", "Upper State", "The Riviera" and "Waterfront" properties.
Just click below!
http://www.santabarbaraca.gov/Resident/Community/Neighborhood/ Montecito Located only minutes from downtown Santa Barbara, Montecito has become one of the most exclusive and attractive communities in the world. Its gorgeous hills are home to luxurious, expansive homes and estates. Montecito residents include many celebrities, celebrated authors and Fortune 500 executives. Carpinteria Located on the eastern most edge of Santa Barbara County, Carpinteria maintains its original small town charm. It's known as a surfer's paradise and provides access to the world renowned surfing area off Rincon Point. Along with its Sandy coastline, nestled in the nearby foothills, Carpinteria Valley supports some of the largest flower nurseries in the world. The area also is home to the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club as well as other private polo fields and horse ranches. Goleta Just minutes west of Santa Barbara, Goleta Valley is set between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Goleta is comprised of suburban neighborhoods, avocado and lemon orchards, and beaches. Two California State Parks, El Capitan and Refugio, located on the beach, are minutes away. Goleta is also home to the University of California at Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Orchid Estate, five public golf courses, and the Santa Barbara Airport.
|