The Real Estate Scene Santa Barbara Realtors

Mark Lomas

Jan 11, 2023

MarkLomas.com DRE: 00898298 MARK DANFORTH LOMAS HomesOfSantaBarbara@gmail.com “Practicing the Fine Art of Real Estate” I have over 30...

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Kirsten Wolfe is a top-producing Realtor with over twenty years of helping buyers and sellers achieve their real estate goals. Tech geek and Realtor extraordinaire Kirsten Wolfe is one of Santa Barbara’s best real estate agents.

Kirsten was born in the USA, and shortly thereafter her family moved to Europe where Kirsten’s father was an executive with General Motors. Until the age of 14, Kirsten lived in France, Belgium, and Ireland. After turning 14 Kirsten and her family moved back to Michigan.

In 1995 Kirsten moved to the town of Sonoma in Sonoma County where she began riding her horse (Tess), and competing in Hunter Jumper events. Tess is now retired and lives on a beautiful ranch in Santa Ynez. In 2000 Kirsten moved to Marin County and began her real estate career which eventually led her to the Central Coast and Santa Barbara in 2011.

Kirsten works for Sun Coast Real Estate – Santa Barbara’s leading residential brokerage firm.

Kirsten can be reached at HomesOfSantaBarbara@gmail.com

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May the Force Be With You!

Jul 1, 2019

Bitcoins and Imperial Credits are acceptable for purchase. DEATH STAR features 1,536,000 Beds / 2, 127,000 Baths * Web #...

John and Yoko Slept Here

Jun 1, 2019

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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