Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties
805-969-5026
This is Naples, ''the city that was never built,'' just northwest of Santa Barbara. An absolutely stunning oceanfront ranch with approximately 1000 acres of mostly flat to rolling useable space. The property includes one mile of ocean frontage, riveting coastal views, access to the famous ''Naples'' surf break and ''Naples'' reef, an 18-acre lake with excellent bass fishing, over 220 legal parcels with Certificates of Compliance, and a storied history that stretches back thousands of years. In fact, this is where Santa Barbara was discovered by Juan Cabrillo in 1542. Mostly undeveloped, the property is known as Naples/Santa Barbara Ranch. It is among the most historically-significant, legally-complex properties ever offered along the California coast. For thousands of years Naples was part of the Chumash territory, with the ancient village of Kuyamu located in the southwest corner of the modern-day ranch. The Chumash ethic of stewardship involved carefully maintaining the land through an understanding of seasonal movement, controlled burns, and prudent harvesting to preserve the balance between coast, valley, and mountain. The Naples Ranch name comes from an ambitious subdivision map from 1888. Streets, blocks, and over 500 individual lots were laid out, but the city was never built due to lack of infrastructure and various economic realities. Legal development rights were established in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, yet large-scale buildout repeatedly stalled as a result of economic cycles, land constraints, and resistance to development from environmental groups and the local community. Naples is a coastal retreat where the wildest dreams for what is possible in life merge into reality, a place where it is easy to imagine holding private surf sessions with friends at a world-class break, fishing for bass in total solitude, exploring trails on horseback, sipping wine while watching the sunset, or creating a plan for descendants to steward the land. With extensive ocean frontage, vast open spaces, and a fascinating history, Naples Ranch could allow a future buyer to establish a lasting, positive legacy and create a paradigm of conservation for future generations.
This is Naples, "the city that was never built," just northwest of Santa Barbara.An absolutely stunning oceanfront ranch with approximately 1000 acres of mostly flat to rolling useable space. The property includes one mile of ocean frontage, riveting coastal views, access to the famous "Naples" surf break and "Naples" reef, an 18-acre lake with excellent bass fishing, over 220 legal parcels with Certificates of Compliance, and a storied history that stretches back thousands of years. In fact, this is where Santa Barbara was discovered by Juan Cabrillo in 1542. Mostly undeveloped, the property is known as Naples/Santa Barbara Ranch. It is among the most historically-significant, legally-complex properties ever offered along the California coast. For thousands of years Naples was part of the Chumash territory, with the ancient village of Kuyamu located in the southwest corner of the modern-day ranch. The Chumash ethic of stewardship involved carefully maintaining the land through an understanding of seasonal movement, controlled burns, and prudent harvesting to preserve the balance between coast, valley, and mountain. The Naples name comes from an ambitious subdivision map from 1888. Streets, blocks, and over 500 individual lots were laid out, but the city was never built due to lack of infrastructure and various economic realities. Legal development rights were established in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, yet large-scale buildout repeatedly stalled as a result of economic cycles, land constraints, and resistance to development from environmental groups and the local community. Mormann and the Coastal Ranch team are now engaging with buyers whose vision aligns with the land's history, legal reality, and future. These factors make the ranch the definition of a rare offering. Naples is a coastal retreat where the wildest dreams for what is possible in life merge into reality, a place where it is easy to imagine holding private surf sessions with friends at a world-class break, fishing for bass in total solitude, exploring trails on horseback, sipping wine while watching the sunset, or creating a plan for descendants to steward the land. With extensive ocean frontage, vast open spaces, and a fascinating history, Naples/Santa Barbara Ranch could allow a future buyer to establish a lasting, positive legacy and create a paradigm of conservation for future generations.
This is Naples, "the city that was never built," just northwest of Santa Barbara.An absolutely stunning oceanfront ranch with approximately 1000 acres of mostly flat to rolling useable space. The property includes one mile of ocean frontage, riveting coastal views, access to the famous "Naples" surf break and "Naples" reef, an 18-acre lake with excellent bass fishing, over 220 legal parcels with Certificates of Compliance, and a storied history that stretches back thousands of years. In fact, this is where Santa Barbara was discovered by Juan Cabrillo in 1542. Mostly undeveloped, the property is known as Naples/Santa Barbara Ranch. It is among the most historically-significant, legally-complex properties ever offered along the California coast. For thousands of years Naples was part of the Chumash territory, with the ancient village of Kuyamu located in the southwest corner of the modern-day ranch. The Chumash ethic of stewardship involved carefully maintaining the land through an understanding of seasonal movement, controlled burns, and prudent harvesting to preserve the balance between coast, valley, and mountain. The Naples name comes from an ambitious subdivision map from 1888. Streets, blocks, and over 500 individual lots were laid out, but the city was never built due to lack of infrastructure and various economic realities. Legal development rights were established in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, yet large-scale buildout repeatedly stalled as a result of economic cycles, land constraints, and resistance to development from environmental groups and the local community. Mormann and the Coastal Ranch team are now engaging with buyers whose vision aligns with the land's history, legal reality, and future. These factors make the ranch the definition of a rare offering. Naples is a coastal retreat where the wildest dreams for what is possible in life merge into reality, a place where it is easy to imagine holding private surf sessions with friends at a world-class break, fishing for bass in total solitude, exploring trails on horseback, sipping wine while watching the sunset, or creating a plan for descendants to steward the land. With extensive ocean frontage, vast open spaces, and a fascinating history, Naples/Santa Barbara Ranch could allow a future buyer to establish a lasting, positive legacy and create a paradigm of conservation for future generations.
Courtesy: Hayes Commercial Group
805-563-2111
Rare small IG parcel in Goleta. This fully fenced property features a concrete slab across the entire parcel, existing paint booth and full utilities on site (water, electricity and gas). Ideal for contractors, automotive operations, and other outdoor storage uses. Existing paint booth can remain, but will need to be repermitted or removed. Convenient to UCSB, Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara Airport, High¬way 101, and Old Town Goleta.
Welcome to your dream retreat nestled atop a picturesque 22-acre lot on North Fairview Avenue. Journey through a charming neighborhood adorned with bespoke homes until you reach the entrance gate, marking the threshold to this remarkable property. Ascend the hill along a mixture of paved, gravel, and dirt roads, effortlessly leading you to the pinnacle where the enchanting 22-acre parcel awaits. Behold breathtaking views stretching from Point Conception to Ventura, encompassing the tranquil islands and beyond on clear, panoramic days. Discover two generously sized, nearly flat pads awaiting your architectural vision. With some brush clearance, these pads promise to offer optimal building conditions. Nearby power access ensures convenience, while a shared, ample well provides abundant water supply, easily accessible via an on-property spigot. Navigating the property is facilitated by a utility access road, ensuring smooth traversal to the upper reaches. Upon brush clearance, access roads to both flat pads will be readily available, simplifying construction efforts. This property eagerly awaits the discerning buyer ready to realize their vision of a bespoke home, conveniently located near beaches, the airport, golf courses, and renowned wine country. Embrace the essence of Santa Barbara living with proximity to UCSB, downtown attractions, and the vibrant 101 corridor, all while reveling in unobstructed vistas that stretch endlessly. Seize the opportunity to craft your ideal sanctuary amidst the natural splendor of Santa Barbara's renowned landscape. This is your chance to build the home of your dreams and immerse yourself in the quintessential California lifestyle.
Courtesy: Equity Union
818-898-2000
Welcome to your dream retreat nestled atop a picturesque 22-acre lot on North Fairview Avenue. Journey through a charming neighborhood adorned with bespoke homes until you reach the entrance gate, marking the threshold to this remarkable property. Ascend the hill along a mixture of paved, gravel, and dirt roads, effortlessly leading you to the pinnacle where the enchanting 22-acre parcel awaits. Behold breathtaking views stretching from Point Conception to Ventura, encompassing the tranquil islands and beyond on clear, panoramic days. Discover two generously sized, nearly flat pads awaiting your architectural vision. With some brush clearance, these pads promise to offer optimal building conditions. Nearby power access ensures convenience, while a shared, ample well provides abundant water supply, easily accessible via an on-property spigot. Navigating the property is facilitated by a utility access road, ensuring smooth traversal to the upper reaches. Upon brush clearance, access roads to both flat pads will be readily available, simplifying construction efforts. This property eagerly awaits the discerning buyer ready to realize their vision of a bespoke home, conveniently located near beaches, the airport, golf courses, and renowned wine country. Embrace the essence of Santa Barbara living with proximity to UCSB, downtown attractions, and the vibrant 101 corridor, all while reveling in unobstructed vistas that stretch endlessly. Seize the opportunity to craft your ideal sanctuary amidst the natural splendor of Santa Barbara's renowned landscape. This is your chance to build the home of your dreams and immerse yourself in the quintessential California lifestyle.
Goleta is located in California. Goleta, California has a population of 32,677. Goleta is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 35.17% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 31.69%.
The median household income in Goleta, California is $104,830. The median household income for the surrounding county is $84,356 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Goleta is 35 years.
The average high temperature in July is 73 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 42.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 18.1 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
