As we push past the midway point of the year, the Southern Santa Barbara housing market is demonstrating remarkable resilience. Fueled by active buyer demand, strong transaction velocity, and a notable pivot toward high-end liquidity, our local market is offering unique opportunities for both buyers and sellers.
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Nestled between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club is truly one of the bright jewels of the American Riviera. The club offers 87 manicured acres, two clubhouses, a stabling, a swimming pool, and eight tennis courts. On Fridays and Sundays the Club welcomes the public for Happy Hour and Sunday Polo. Whether you’re a local or visiting Santa Barbara this is an extraordinary experience.
In 1911, the Santa Barbara Polo Club was declared an official polo club by the United States Polo Association. During the 1920s such stars as Chaplin, Fairbanks, and Will Rogers all competed here. Rogers broke his arm during a game and was quoted in the newspaper as saying, “They call this sport a gentleman’s game for the same reason they call fat guys slim”. In 1974, the Santa Barbara Development Company completed construction on a new polo complex at the Santa Barbara Club in which 144 condominiums were built. The Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club hosts many big tournaments which bring in celebrity spectators from all around the world. In 2011 Prince William played in the Foundation Polo Challenge.
The condominium development’s name is Las Canchas (The Courts) at 3755 Foothill Road in Carpinteria.
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Comedian and political commentator Dennis Miller has listed his oceanfront home (seen above) in Santa Barbara for $22,500,000 almost twice...
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