Santa Barbara Independent Real Estate 4/2/26

With an unwavering commitment to excellence, Cristal ranked No. 2 in 2025 among all individual agents in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network and held the No. 1 position in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. Known for her exceptional market expertise, innovative marketing, and strong negotiation skills, Cristal consistently delivers outstanding results. Trusted by clients and colleagues alike, she is dedicated to providing a seamless and successful real estate experience.

A consistent Top 10 performer, Dan is recognized for his resourceful approach and highly effective marketing strategies. In 2025, he ranked No. 15 among all individual agents in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network. Known for his knowledgeable, attentive service, Dan exemplifies the professionalism clients value and expect. He has also frequently been the topproducing agent in the Montecito office.

In 2025, Laura ranked No. 20 among all individual agents in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network. Grateful for the loyalty and support of her exceptional clients, she has consistently remained one of the top producers in the Santa Ynez Valley. With more than 30 years of experience, Laura continues to rank within the top half of 1% across the company’s global network.

Marsha Kotlyar Estate Group

Finishing 2025 as the No. 2 Small Team in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network, Marsha Kotlyar leads a top-selling, award-winning team known for discretion and expert negotiation. Her extensive market knowledge and dedication to client service have established her as one of the most respected names in coastal luxury real estate, resulting in a loyal base of repeat clientele.

LIC# 01426886 | 805.565.4014

Home@MKGroupMontecito.com MKGroupMontecito.com

Led by Nancy, a proud California native and longtime Montecito resident, The Kogevinas Group has been delivering exceptional results along the Central Coast since the early 2000s. As the team’s Luxury Director and a consistent top performer, Nancy has earned recognition for outstanding sales achievements. In 2025, The Kogevinas Group ranked No. 3 among all Small Teams in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network.

01209514 | 805.450.6233

With more than 50 years of combined real estate experience, Kerry and his team have represented and sold some of the largest estates across the tri-counties. Known for professionalism, discretion, and dedication, they have cultivated a distinguished client base seeking privacy and a refined lifestyle. Kerry also serves as Director of the company’s Ranch and Lifestyle Division. In 2025, the team ranked No. 12 among Small Teams, and ranked among the TOP 5 COMMERCIAL teams in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network.

With more than 26 years of experience and over $1 billion in sales across the Santa Barbara and Montecito markets, Calcagno & Hamilton are known for their approachable, authentic, and comprehensive service. Their dedication to client success and deep local expertise helped them rank No. 2 in 2025 among Medium Teams in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network.

Specializing in luxury home sales throughout Santa Barbara, Montecito, and Hope Ranch, the Bartron Real Estate Group finished 2025 as the No. 4 Medium Team in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Global Network. With extensive local expertise, strong negotiation skills, and deep community connections, they deliver a seamless and exceptional experience for every client.

True success in real estate is built through years of dedication and deep market knowledge. With decades of experience, the Easter Team delivers exceptional service backed by proven expertise. Ranked No. 15 Medium Team in 2025 within the Berkshire Hathaway Global Network, they specialize in trust sales, bank and attorney representation, and complex transactions. Their team-based structure ensures efficient service, strong negotiation, and knowledgeable guidance for clients across the local communities they proudly serve.

TOP AGENTS & TEAMS by Office

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J.J. GOBBELL

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the buyer at 439 Lambert Road, Sold for $9,612,500.

J.J. GOBBELL

805.403.5785

JJ@EstatesOfSantaBarbara.com

EstatesofSantaBarbara.com DRE 02063124

on the successful representation of the buyer at 4490 Via Alegre, Sold for $6,650,000.

on the successful representation of the co-buyer at 439 Lambert Road, Sold for $9,612,500.

CRISTAL CLARKE

805.886.9378

Cristal@Montecito-Estate.com

Montecito-Estate.com DRE 00968247

DANIEL ENCELL

805.565.4896 danencell@aol.com DRE 00976141

on the successful representation of the seller at 4678 Bedrock Court, Sold for $5,190,000.

MARSHA KOTLYAR ESTATE GROUP

805.565.4014

Home@MKGroupMontecito.com MontecitoFineEstates.com DRE 01426886

on the successful representation of the co-buyer at 1045 Via Los Padres, Sold for $4,080,000.

on the successful representation of the co-buyer at 4490 Via Alegre, Sold for $6,650,000.

LAUREL ABBOTT

805.455.5409

Laurel@LaurelAbbott.com LaurelAbbott.com DRE 01247432

on the successful representation of the buyer at 1045 Via Los Padres, Sold for $4,080,000.

JOHN FINSETH

805.403.3151

John.Finseth@bhhscal.com DRE 01336897

STEVE HELLER

805.252.2749

Steve@SteveHellerRE.com DRE 00929496

on the successful representation of the seller at 2795 E Valley Road, Sold for $3,725,000.

THE KOGEVINAS GROUP 805.331.7577

Team@Kogevinas.com

MontecitoProperties.com DRE 01209514

OPEN HOUSES Saturday 4/4 & Sunday 4/5

Goleta

475 Linfield Pl, 4BD, 3.5BA, Sat 1-3, $1,429,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Amy Mearce 805-705-7820, DRE#02029017

329 Vereda Del Ciervo, 4BD, 4.5BA, Sat 1:30-3:30, $3,595,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Steve Heller 805-2522749, DRE#00929496

The Mesa

1547 Shoreline Drive, 5BD, 5BA & 1PBA, Sun 2-4, $13,900,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Chris Palme 805-448-3066, DRE#00989478

Hope Ranch

700 Via Hierba, 4BD, 2BA & 1PBA, Sat 1-3, $5,650,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Kathleen Marvin 805-450-4792, DRE#01276356

Mission Canyon

485 Mountain Drive, 2BD, 1BA, Sat 1-4, $1,700,000, Village Properties, James Krautmann 805-451-4527, DRE#01468842

2253 Las Canoas Road, 4BD, 3BA, Sun 1-4, $2,450,000, Village Properties, Brian King 805-452-0471, DRE#08168186

Santa Barbara

864 Highland Dr #6, 1BD, 1BA, Sat 12-2, $749,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Cole Robbins 805-403-7735, DRE#01910827

2727 Miradero Dr., #203, 2BD, 2BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $775,000, Village Properties, Elena Abel / Cimme Eordanidis 415-259-8098 / 805-7228480, DRE#02199747 / #01745878

2727 Miradero Dr #301, 2BD, 2BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $795,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Lyndsey Jones / Natasha Kucherenko 805-680-2856 / 515-778-8720, DRE#02125898 / #02312066

1223 Stonecreek Rd #C, 2BD, 1.5BA, Sat 12-3, $869,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Michael Schlink 309-6574269, DRE#02241142

610 W Valerio St & 1702

Sunset Ave, 6BD, 4BA, Sun 12-2, $1,795,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Valerie Menke 805-215-6733, DRE#02192021

155 S Ontare Rd, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 12-3, $1,799,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Sue Irwin 805-705-6973, DRE#01413354

125 Bath Street #B2, 2BD, 3BA, Sat 12-3, $1,799,000, Village Properties, Bill Reed 805-896-3002, DRE#01155355

3716 Manderina Ct., 3BD, 2BA, Sat 1-3, $1,930,000, eXp Realty/Zia Group, Jorden Angel 805-699-8779, DRE#02121165

1520 Crestline Drive, 3BD, 2BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $1,995,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Alex Gallop 805451-1695, DRE#02020303

3715 Brent St, 3BD, 2BA, Sun 1-3, $2,295,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, John Finseth 805-403-3151, DRE#01336897

136 Cedar Ln, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 1-3, $2,500,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, John Comin 805-689-3078, DRE#00662357

849 Alameda Padre Serra, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 12-2, $2,795,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Ryan Rennick 805-8868860, DRE#02237509

1512 Hillcrest Rd, 3BD, 4BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $2,875,000, Village Properties, Devin Wong 805-4516157, DRE#01976444

9 E Quinto St, 3BD, 2.5BA, Sat 12-3, $3,195,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Arrianne Sandera 310-547-7401, DRE#01872853

3855 Calle Cita, 4BD, 3BA, Sat 12-2, $3,495,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Natasha Kucherenko 805-626-8459, DRE#02312066

3213 Calle Mariposa, 5BD, 4BA, Sat 12-2, $3,795,000, eXp Realty/Zia Group, Jonathan Gilkeson 805-3354749, DRE#01898328

734 Westwood Dr, 3BD, 3BA, Sat 2-4, $3,895,000, eXp Realty/Zia Group, Kimberly Rockwell 805-6988848, DRE#01482947

908 Via Los Padres, 5BD, 4.5BA, Sun 2-4, $3,995,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Steve Heller 805-2522749, DRE#00929496

111 E Pedregosa St, 5BD, 4BA, Sat 1-4, $4,200,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Katie Walsh 805-350-6533, DRE#01513946

855 Miramonte, 3BD, 4BA, Sat 1-3, $4,200,000, Village Properties, Pat Saraca 805-886-7426, DRE#01080801

1367 Via Veneto, 6BD, 6BA, Sat 1-3, $5,675,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Chase Enright 805-708-4057, DRE#01800599

Montecito

1220 Coast Village Road #303, 2BD, 2BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $1,791,000, Village Properties, Marilyn Moore / Liz Benson 805-689-0507 / 805-402-1945, DRE#01255085 / #02252004

1720 Mission Ridge Road, 3BD, 3BA, Sun 1-4, $3,395,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Kathy Henry 805-637-4400, DRE#01403548

179 Hermosillo Rd, 2BD, 1.5BA, Sat 12-3, $3,450,000, Spectrum Realty, Drew Dyer 805-689-3560, DRE#00904289

315 Calle Elegante, 3BD, 2.5BA, Sat 1-4, $4,750,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Kristen Maggitti 805-895-8387, DRE#02195648

1493 Sycamore Canyon Road, 6BD, 8BA, Sat 1-4, $8,250,000, Village Properties, Spencer Cole 805-689-6673, DRE#02115510

22 Miramar Avenue, 4BD, 4BA, Sat 1-3, $8,250,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Tyler Mearce 805-450-3336, DRE#01969409

Summerland

2525 Emerson Street, 3BD, 3BA, Sat & Sun 1-4, $3,750,000, Village Properties, Kim Byrnes / Jim Witmer 805-637-3075 / 805-448-3921, DRE#01266258 / #00425344

2521 Whitney Avenue, 4BD, 3BA, Sat 1-3 & Sun By Appt, $33,200,000, Sothebys International Realty, Tara Toner 805-451-4999, DRE#01957054

Carpinteria

3950 Via Real #239, 2BD, 2BA, Sun 1-4, $845,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Marie Larkin 805-680-2525, DRE#00523795

1350 Tomol St, 3BD, 2BA, Sun 1-3, $1,350,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Andrea Ruhge 805-895-5862, DRE#01965484

123 Polo Way, 3BD, 3.5BA, Sat & Sun 12-4, $3,400,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Cammie Calcagno-Newell 805-455-7661, DRE#02055049

121 Polo Dr, 4BD, 4.5BA, Sat & Sun 12-4, $3,900,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Cammie Calcagno-Newell 805-455-7661, DRE#02055049

105 Polo Way, 3BD, 3.5BA, Sat & Sun 12-4, $4,300,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Cammie Calcagno-Newell 805-455-7661, DRE#02055049

Santa Ynez Valley

841 Coiner Ct, 5BD, 2.5BA, Sat 11-1, $1,035,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Lindsey Haeberle 805-951-9139, DRE#02199986

2124 Creekside Dr, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 1-4, $1,297,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Rhoda Johnson 805-705-8707, DRE#01070384

1570 Mountain View Dr, 3BD, 3BA, Sat 11-2, $1,349,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Judy Crawford 805-5881425, DRE#01280176

3384 Manzana St, 4BD, 2BA, Sat 11-1, $1,399,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Cammy Pinoli 805-452-9725, DRE#02074002

Serene Riviera Retreat

4 BD | 4 BA | $2,300,000

1060TremontoRoad.com

Set on 0.88 acres along the Riviera, this home pairs timeless wood craftsmanship, mature oak privacy, and expansive decks with an unbeatable location near Roosevelt School, the Old Mission, and downtown. Schedule a private showing.

Santa Ynez Equestrian Estate

3 BD | 4 BA | $10,000,000 959EHwy246.com

This stunning 43.67-acre estate features a luxurious main house, guest accommodations, a 10-acre vineyard, an olive orchard, and world-class equestrian facilities. Schedule a private showing.

Private Santa Barbara Home 3 BD | 3 BA | $2,495,000 1435SycamoreCanyonRoad.com

An enchanting Santa Fe-style retreat offering a blend of character, privacy, and natural beauty, complete with custom details, serene outdoor spaces, and a prime location just minutes from Montecito and downtown. Schedule a private showing.

Located in San Roque, this midcentury modern home offers light-filled interiors, ocean, island, and city views, ADU potential, multiple outdoor areas, and a prime location near downtown, beaches, and Peabody Elementary.

OPEN HOUSES

3830 Montebello St, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 12-3, $1,595,000, Keller Williams, Mary Layman 805-448-3890, DRE#01206344

2197 Creekside Drive, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 12-2, $1,599,000, Village Properties, Elizabeth Breen 805-3501182, DRE#02254500

2380 North Refugio Road, 2BD, 2BA & 1PBA, Sat 2-4, $2,495,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Brian Campbell 805-364-2098, DRE#02058216

3009 Woodstock Road, 4BD, 2BA & 2PBA, Sat 11-1, $4,095,000, Sotheby’s International Realty, Brian Campbell 805-364-2098, DRE#02058216

Ojai

128 Don Felipe Way, 2BD, 2BA, Sat 1-4, $380,000, Village Properties, Jena Harris 805-331-3683, DRE#01930435

Saturday 4/4 & Sunday 4/5

207 S Blanche St #S, 3BD, 3BA, Sat 11-2, $1,589,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Amanda Stanworth 805-218-8117, DRE#01262333

1195 Rancho Ct, 4BD, 4BA, Sat 2-5, $2,550,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Amanda Stanworth 805-218-8117, DRE#01262333

Ventura

226 Youmans Dr #226, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 1-4, $315,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Su-Lin Rubalcava 805490-3847, DRE#02146157

1290 Rugby Ave, 3BD, 2BA, Sat 12-3, $835,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Magda Nordahl 805-701-5001, DRE#02021494

2180 Vista Del Mar Dr, 3BD, 4BA, Sat 1-4 & Sun 11-2, $2,100,000, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, Roylin Downs 805-850-5443, DRE#01065591

Wonderful Windows: Choosing Window Treatments

THE STYLE SPECIALIST

When you’re decorating an entire home or simply refreshing one room, it’s natural to focus on the big elements, such as paint colors, furniture, and lighting. But one of the most overlooked elements (and one of the most impactful) is window treatments. They’re the finishing layer that can make a room feel polished and complete. Maybe it’s easier to reuse what was already in place, or perhaps choosing the best type and style feels daunting. Let’s break down where to start.

Begin with Function First

Considering how you need the treatments to function takes priority. Go throughout the home and, for each room, answer these questions:

• How much light do I want? Do you want soft, filtered light? Total blackout? Or flexibility throughout the day?

• Do I need insulation or energy efficiency? Certain treatments can help regulate temperature and reduce energy costs.

• What’s the visual goal? Clean and minimal? Soft and layered? A little drama?

• What’s my budget? Especially with drapery, fabric yardage adds up quickly, so this is a good place to prioritize where you want to invest.

Consider Different Types of Treatments

There are dozens of window treatments out there, but let’s look at the most popular ones:

• Drapery (Curtains): If you want softness, texture, and a more robust look, drapery is a timeless choice. It’s incredibly versatile and can work in almost any style of home, from relaxed and casual to more tailored and formal. And with thousands of fabric choices available, drapery is a great way to add color, pattern, and texture to a room (like adding another piece of art to a wall). You can

go light and airy with sheers, or opt for blackout panels for better sleep. When possible, order fabric swatches so you can see the material in your space first.

• Shades: If your style leans a bit more clean and tailored, shades may be for you. They typically sit neatly within the window frame and offer a more streamlined look than drapery. And there’s no shortage of styles from which to choose, including Roman, woven, cellular, solar, and roller. Shades also come in a variety of materials, such as bamboo, wood, paper, and many non-fabric materials, which can be easier to clean, making them a great choice for kitchens and bathrooms. Many of the materials used to make shades don’t hold onto dust, pollen, or dirt the way fabric can.

• Blinds: Blinds are often the most practical and budget-friendly option. They’re made of slats that tilt open and closed, giving you more control over light without fully raising or lowering the treatment. They’re especially useful for sliding-glass door (vertical blinds) or secondary spaces (like the home office) where function is the priority. While they may not always be the most decorative option, they can absolutely be layered with drapery to elevate the look.

What Works Where

Window treatments don’t have to be the same in every room; in fact, they usually shouldn’t be. A popular combination includes drapery in living rooms and bedroom, woven shades in kitchen, Roman shades in family room, and blinds in home offices.

Do They All Have to Match?

Absolutely not! But they should all coordinate to provide a cohesiveness as you move from room to room. As long as there’s a consistent thread, such as color, tone, or material, the home will feel connected from room to room.

Window treatments are one of those elements that quietly transform a space. If you’re unsure where to start, focus on function first, then layer in style. And don’t be afraid to mix solutions throughout your home; often, it’s what makes a space feel the most thoughtful.

I’d love to see your window treatments! Tag me on social media @saltwood.interiors

Christine S. Cowles is the owner of Saltwood Interiors, an interior design company specializing in residential and vacation rental properties. She is a certified Short-Term Rental Stylist™, member of Santa Barbara Association of Realtors, and a proud WEV graduate. She can be reached at design@saltwoodinteriors.com.

Offered at $1,700,000 | Open Saturday 1-4pm

Originally built in the mid-1940s, El Rancho Hacienda is a rare enclave of seven individual adobestyle casitas set on five serene acres. Designed as a rural Southern California interpretation of the classic bungalow court, the property is held as Tenancy in Common, sharing many characteristics with a Planned Unit Development.

485 Mountain Drive is now available for the first time since its purchase from the original owner in the 1970s—an exceptional opportunity to own a piece of local history.

This enchanting Southwestern adobe home features two bedrooms and one bathroom, authentic Mexican tile floors, soaring beamed ceilings, and a cozy fireplace.

A detached structure offers flexible use as a laundry room, office, or art studio.

The indoor-outdoor living experience is truly special, with patios and grounds that evoke aprivate botanical garden-lush, tranquil, and completely removed from the everyday. The expansive lot is meticulously landscaped, featuring vegetable gardens and mature fruit trees.

Minutes from the Mission, and steps from the Sheffield Reservoir walking trails, this is aproperty that must be experienced in person to fully appreciate its beauty, character, and sense of escape.

We are proud to congratulate these exceptional agents for their outstanding representation and successful closings. Their dedication and professionalism continue to set the standard for excellence in our industry.

Bob & Braden Curtis

bob@villagesite.com | DRE 00938841 braden@villagesite.com | DRE 02283881

410 CANON DRIVE OFFERED AT $4,000,000

618 ANACAPA STREET, UNIT C OFFERED AT $2,850,000

933 OLIVE STREET OFFERED AT $1,695,000

Emily Kellenberger & Associates ekateam@villagesite.com DRE 01397913

8105 BUENA FORTUNA OFFERED AT $3,795,000

19 W QUINTO STREET OFFERED AT $2,499,000

6269 SHAMROCK AVENUE OFFERED AT $1,499,000

92 CLEARBROOK #34 OFFERED AT $735,000

Devin Wong

devin@devinwong.realtor | DRE 01976444

1439 TUNNEL ROAD OFFERED AT $3,495,000

401 CHAPALA STREET #111 OFFERED AT $1,850,000

Turpin Muller Group team@turpinmullergroup.com DRE 02125478

316 VISTA DE LA CUMBRE OFFERED AT $2,695,000

1436 LAGUNA STREET OFFERED AT $1,795,000

1111-1113 OLIVE STREET OFFERED AT $1,795,000

David Kim david@villagesite.com | DRE 01813897

1439 TUNNEL ROAD OFFERED AT $3,495,000

1034 PORTESUELLO AVENUE OFFERED AT $1,950,000

5637 WEST CAMINO CIELO OFFERED AT $1,545,000

6269 SHAMROCK AVENUE OFFERED AT $1,499,000

Ed Edick

ed@villagesite.com | DRE 00520230

1640 LA VISTA DEL OCEANO OFFERED AT $3,995,000

201 SIERRA VISTA ROAD OFFERED AT $2,400,000

343 SALIDA DEL SOL OFFERED AT $2,275,000

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REAL ESTATE SCOOP

MIKE DAY JOINS KNIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

Knight Real Estate Group, one of Santa Barbara’s top-producing real estate teams and an affiliate of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, has announced that longtime real estate professional Mike Day has joined the firm as Director of Operations.

Day brings nearly three decades of real estate industry experience to the role, along with a strong background in technology and operational leadership. In his position with Knight Real Estate Group, he will oversee team operations, marketing systems, and business infrastructure while also working directly with buyers and sellers throughout Santa Barbara County.

Before joining Knight Real Estate Group, Day began his career in the appraisal field, holding licenses in both California and Hawaii. He later moved into the technology sector with AppFolio, where he spent more than a decade helping build and scale one of the real estate industry’s leading property management software platforms. During his tenure he served as Director of Customer Success and later as Vice President of Customer Care, leading large teams and developing systems that supported the company’s rapid growth.

Kelly Knight, founder of Knight Real Estate Group, said Day’s experience brings an impor

tant operational dimension to the team’s continued expansion.

“Mike combines deep knowledge of real estate with the operational expertise needed to support a high-performing team,” said Knight. “As our business has grown, bringing on a Director of Operations allows us to further strengthen our systems, improve the client experience, and position Knight Real Estate Group for the next phase of growth.”

Day said the opportunity to join the firm was a natural fit given his long-standing involvement in the real estate industry and his passion for building strong teams.

“Knight Real Estate Group has built an exceptional reputation in the Santa Barbara market,” said Day. “I’m excited to help support the team’s continued growth and to contribute both operationally and through client representation.”

Knight Real Estate Group is consistently ranked among the top-producing teams within Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties and is known for its strategic approach to marketing, negotiation, and complex transactions across Santa Barbara County.

For more information, visit knightrealestategroup. com or contact Kelly at 805-895-4406 or kelly@knightrealestategroup.com.

Phone: (805) 455-5409

Email: laurelabbott@bhhscal.com DRE #01247432

Daniel Encell & Laurel Abbott

NEW LISTING

danencell@aol.com DRE #00976141

1313 CASTILLO STREET • SANTA BARBARA

A classic California Craftsman Cottage with detached twin townhomes completes this recently renovated downtown triplex. Each of the three units has two bedrooms and a bath, plus a private fenced yard, and a dedicated parking space (the front cottage has a garage). The two townhomes are offered vacant and were both previously rented at $4000/ month while the front cottage is occupied month-to-month at $4500/ month. The location is ideally close to the vibrant shopping and dining in downtown Santa Barbara, and convenient to biking and walking paths.

Nature Is Gaining Legal Rights

Legal rights for nature and wild creatures are evolving rapidly from symbolic concepts to enforceable laws. Traditionally, legal systems viewed nature as “property.” A growing global movement is now granting ecosystems and individual creatures legal personhood, giving them the right to exist, thrive, and be represented by human “guardians” in court.

This movement was first launched in Ecuador in 2008 when it established a framework of legal rights of nature: the rights of “Pacha Mama” (Mother Earth). The framework is built on ecological principles, including the precautionary principle (take no action until it can be proven to be harmless), prevention, and in dubio pro natura (“in doubt, favor nature”). These principles provide powerful tools to safeguard ecosystems and biodiversity, and mitigate climate change. They have been instrumental in halting harmful development projects and preserving biodiversity under ecosystem-based governance.

Numerous other countries including New Zealand, India, Panama, Uganda, Mexico, Bolivia, Canada, and Spain have enacted laws recognizing rights of nature, all within roughly the last 15 years. Ecuador’s Constitutional Court, in a first,

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expanded its legal rights of nature framework by establishing that marine environments are entitled to preservation and maintenance of their “life cycles, structure, functions, and evolutionary processes.”

The court’s ruling recognizes the interconnectedness of marine life and its critical role in maintaining a healthy planet. Advocates can use this framework to challenge destructive activities, including overfishing and offshore fossil-fuel development.

Many indigenous communities have long understood that the health of nature directly impacts our own well-being and have honored this symbiotic relationship.

REAL ESTATE SCOOP

The right of nature movement is about balancing what is good for humans with what is good for other species, recognizing that all life is deeply interconnected.

More than 150 laws have been established worldwide recognizing the rights of rivers, forests, oceans, mountains, and all of nature. In 2024, Peru enshrined the legal right of stingless bees, the first insects in the world to be granted such rights. Roughly half of the world’s 500 known stingless bee species live in the Amazon, where they pollinate more than 80 percent of local plant species, including crops such as cacao, coffee, and avocados. What

prompted Peru to take action was the bees’ decline from deforestation and pesticide use.

Codifying the rights of nature in law is a revolutionary departure from conventional environmental policies. It is paving the way for a profound transformation from the anthropocentric mindset that has long dominated environmental thinking.

Dennis Allen is chair of Allen Construction, an employeeowned company committed to building and operating sustainably. He is also former chair of the Dean’s Council at the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at UCSB and a former boardmember of the Santa Barbara

PALIHOUSE SANTA BARBARA CHANGES HANDS

by JLL Capital Markets

A$13.5 million in debt, representing about 80 percent of the purchase price.

The buyer was represented by Marc Schillinger of JLL Capital Markets in arranging the financing for the transaction.

The deal reflects ongoing demand for well-located boutique hotels in coastal California markets, where limited supply and strong leisure travel continue to support pricing and investor interest.

Originally constructed in the 1920s as the Santa Barbara School of the Arts, the roughly 33,000-square-foot property was reimagined as Palihouse Santa Barbara in 2021. The building’s Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, centered around a landscaped courtyard and pool, is characteristic of the surrounding Presidio neighborhood.

The hotel’s 24 rooms and suites are arranged around the courtyard and include private outdoor spaces, fireplaces, and residential-style layouts. An on-site café and bar serves both guests and local visitors throughout the day.

The acquisition adds to a growing list of recent bou tique hospitality transactions in Santa Barbara, where high barriers to entry and limited new development continue to shape the market.

For more information, contact Marc.Schillinger@jll. com.

Duplex in Strong Goleta Rental Market

475 Linfield Place – Offered for $1,429,000

A well-configured duplex in a convenient Goleta location, 475 Linfield Place is to be delivered fully vacant at close of escrow, ready for an owner-occupant, investor, or somewhere in between. Both units are 1,341 square feet with 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, their own private fenced backyard, garage storage, and dedicated parking. A short walk to Camino Real Marketplace and minutes from UCSB, with strong built-in rental demand from the surrounding community.

• Duplex with (2) 2BD/1.5BA units

• 2,682 sq. ft. total (1,341 sq. ft. each) on 0.19-acre lot

• Each unit includes two-story floor plan and private fenced yard

• Detached 2-car garage with laundry hookups and storage

• Large windows allowing for ample natural light

• Located adjacent to bike paths and just moments from Devereux Beach, Ellwood Blu s, Girsh Park, Camino Real Marketplace and UCSB/Isla Vista

Buildings That Listen

Your body is always listening. It knows when you need more oxygen. Your nervous system detects rising CO₂ in your blood and triggers deeper breathing without you thinking about it. When you’re overheated, you begin to sweat. If it’s too dark to see, your pupils dilate to let more light in. You’re kept alive and attuned to your environment by a feedback loop that senses, responds, and regulates your body.

Philosophers call this a cybernetic system, one that maintains homeostasis in a shifting environment.We’re familiar with cybernetic systems in buildings because of the thermostat. A sensor detects temperature, compares it to a setpoint, and adjusts heating or cooling accordingly. But a thermostat controls only one variable temperature and only to a fixed target, regardless of what your body actually needs at the moment. It’s a static system, just like how normal building ventilation rates stay constant whether you’re

asleep or working through a cognitively demanding task, and how the lights stay at the same color temperature and melatonic lux levels whether your circadian rhythm is aligned or disrupted.

I’ve previously written about how a byproduct of Passive House Design is improved indoor air quality, and about the scientifically documented benefits of this to focus, wellbeing, and performance. But air quality is just one factor that affects us in indoor environments. The quality of light, water, acoustics, and temperature all have profound effects on our focus, productivity, mood, and sense of well-being. Just as thermostats regulate indoor temperature cybernetically, so too could these other factors be adjusted in real time to maintain an optimal environment.

Taking this further, what “optimum” means for each individual could be calibrated to feedback from our own bodies. With the rise of biosensors, we have the ability to feed information into building systems that would attune our environments to the needs of our bodies in real time. Responsive sensors and systems allow us to maintain optimum interior environments continuously.

Imagine a bedroom that detects you entering deep sleep and automatically lowers the temperature to 64°F while ensuring CO₂ stays below 600 ppm. Or a home office that senses rising CO₂ alongside declining blood oxygen saturation and increases ventilation rates before your focus wavers. Or a living room that reads elevated cortisol markers and responds by shifting to warmer, dimmer light, and adjusting temperature to support parasympathetic activation.

“With the financial and energy investment so many of us devote to food, fitness, and personal well-being, it’s remark-

able that the very structures we spend most of our lives in are so often treated as an afterthought,” says Ryan Cullinen, principal and vice president of the Santa Barbara–based Allen Construction. “We have an opportunity to reimagine our homes as active contributors to health, spaces that intelligently adapt, restore, and support us each day. When thoughtful design and responsive technology converge, our dwellings evolve from passive shelters into environments that truly participate in our well-being.”

I and my practice have been developing Design for WellBeing guidelines based on clear, quantifiable benchmarks backed by research from institutions like Harvard’s TH Chan School of Public Health. Dr. Joseph G. Allen a Healthy Building scientist and professor at the school has spearheaded research that shows that workers in optimized environments perform more than twice as well on cognitive tests compared to those in conventional buildings.

Our guidelines set best practices to achieve these optimum conditions. Bioresponsive architecture takes this a step further, maintaining peak conditions continuously, responding to biosignals, and altering the environment in real time in response. This might mean adjusting ventilation when CO₂ builds, modulating light when circadian disruption is detected, and actively noise-canceling the sound of the HVAC system when it turns on, keeping the background acoustic environment calm and soothing.

Your body maintains homeostasis through constant sensing and adjustment. Your building can too.

The science is clear: We’re ready to design environments that don’t just shelter us, but actively foster our wellbeing by optimizing for a range of conditions beyond just temperature.

It’s time our buildings started listening.

BY JENNIFER BERGER, 2026 PRESIDENT, SANTA BARBARA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®

FROM COLLEGE FUND TO HOUSE KEYS

and buyers who can qualify for a mortgage often struggle with the upfront cash needed for a down payment and closing costs.

That is why the proposed First-Time Home Buyer Empowerment Act deserves attention.

Introduced in the U.S. House in February as H.R. 7468, the bill would allow certain first-time homebuyers to use unused 529 education savings funds toward the purchase of a first home without the usual tax penalty tied to non-education withdrawals. As of late March, the bill has been introduced and referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.

The idea is simple, many families have money set aside in 529 accounts for education. Sometimes those funds are not fully used. This bill would give first-time buyers another option by allowing some of that money to be redirected toward buying a principal residence.

Under the bill text, eligible buyers could use up to $35,000 from a 529 account for a first home purchase, as long as the account has been open for at least 15 years. The bill also says contributions made within the previous five years would not count, and the money generally must be used within 60 days of distribution for the home purchase.

There is also an important safeguard. If a transac tion falls apart, the bill allows a path to put the money back within a limited period. And because the pro posal is aimed at true owner-occupants, it includes a recapture provision if the property is sold or stops

being the buyer’s principal residence within five years.

Would this solve Santa Barbara’s affordability problem? Let’s not kid ourselves. In this market, $35,000 is meaningful, but it is not a miracle. It will not suddenly create more housing supply, lower interest rates, or make South Coast real estate inexpensive.

But it could help real people. This matters in Santa Barbara because we are not talking about theoretical buyers. We are talking about professionals, teachers, health care workers, and local families who want to put down roots here but are being squeezed from every angle. If we are serious about helping the next generation of homeowners, we need policies that address the actual cost of getting started.

For now, though, this remains only a proposal. The First-Time Home Buyer Empowerment Act has been introduced, but it still must move through Congress and be signed into law before buyers can use it. The bill text says it would apply to distributions made in tax years beginning after enactment, which means nothing changes until the bill is passed.

In a market like Santa Barbara, there is no single bill that will make homeownership easy. But practical steps still matter. Helping first-time buyers unlock funds they have already saved, or that their families saved for them, is the kind of targeted idea that at least moves the conversation in the right direction.

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From Our Family to Yours

The Richardson family has grown.....once again! Kyle and his wife, Kaylie, welcomed their newest addition, Grace Catherine Richardson, in August of last year. She joins big sister Ellie (6) and big brother Noah (4), completing their family of five. Kyle is one of Mike’s four children, and with Grace’s arrival, Mike proudly became a double-digit grandpa, celebrating his 10th grandchild. He is thoroughly enjoying his role as Grandpa (AKA Poppy)!

Grace is an incredibly sweet, calm, and happy baby who has made the transition from two to three children feel seamless and joyful for Kyle and Kaylie. She smiles constantly and lights up every room she enters. She recently enjoyed her first taste of solid food, mashed avocado, befitting a true California girl. Ellie and Noah adore having a baby sister at home. They provide constant entertainment, snuggles, and shower her with hugs and kisses.

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DATE ADDRESS

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PENTHOUSE LIVING

1 BLOCK FROM STATE STREET | OFFERED AT $945,000

1701 Anacapa Unit 20, Santa Barbara

Rare 3rd-floor end-unit at Villa Anacapa with A/C and two private view balconies capturing mountain, Riviera & city views. Beautifully updated with wood floors, stainless steel appliances, and custom built-ins. Spacious primary suite with dual sinks. Private storage + covered parking. Ideal full-time home, pied-à-terre, or investment in an unbeatable downtown location—shops, dining & culture just moments away. Car optional lifestyle.

Come see for yourself at our Saturday Open House, 1:00-4:00pm.

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7368 Hollister Ave Spc 27 Goleta, CA

$525,000 | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,027 sqft

This brand-new 2025 Champion Creekside Manor offers 1,027 sq. ft. of modern, efficient living with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Built on a pier and beam foundation, it features durable cement siding, arch itectural shingle roofing, and high-quality finishes throughout.

Inside, enjoy luxury vinyl flooring, granite counte rtops, LED lighting, and 2" faux wood blinds. The kitchen includes stainless steel a ppliances with a gas range, sideby-side refrigerator, hood, and disposal. Additiona l comforts include a gas furnace, gas water heater, A/C pre-wire, and ceiling fans.

Designed for energy efficiency with upgraded insula tion, the home also offers washer/dryer hookups, cable internet access, two pa rking spaces, and lowmaintenance, drought-tolerant landscaping plus acce ss to a community pool.

REAL ESTATE SCOOP

MARK SCHNEIDMAN HONORED AS RISMEDIA 2026 R.E. NEWSMAKER

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties proudly announces that longtime Santa Barbara Realtor® Mark Schneidman has been named to RISMedia’s 2026 Real Estate Newsmakers Class in the Influencer category. The national recognition honors industry professionals who drive meaningful change through leadership, innovation and measurable impact across the real estate industry.

As an Influencer honoree, Schneidman is recognized for shaping industry dialogue through informed analysis, forward-thinking perspectives and consistent engagement with both consumers and fellow real estate professionals.

Based in the company’s Santa Barbara office, Schneidman has served the community as a fulltime Realtor® since 1988. In 1998, he launched Radio Real Estate, a weekly real estate talk program airing Mondays at 11:06 a.m. on KZSB 1290 AM and 96.9 FM, with streaming available at AM1290KZSB.com. Past programs can be heard at https://blog.radiorealestate.com/

Through nearly three decades on air, Schneidman has delivered timely market insights, in-depth housing analysis and expert interviews, reinforcing his reputation as a trusted voice in the region’s real estate market.

Each year, RISMedia—one of the industry’s lead

ing news and information sources, selects professionals nationwide whose contributions elevate the real estate profession and strengthen their communities. Schneidman will be featured in the February 2026 digital edition of RISMedia Real Estate Magazine and formally recognized at RISMedia’s Annual Awards Gala, held September 30 through October 2 at the Georgetown Fairmont Hotel, in Washington, D.C.

To contact Schneidman, call 805-452-2428 or email MarkSchneidman@gmail.com.

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