Built in 1925, this Spanish-style residence carries the character that defined Santa Barbara's early architecture, with classic white-washed walls, a red tile roof, and arched details that have held up for a century. A second, fully separate house on the property adds room to live, host, and plan for what comes next.Both homes are single-story, so daily living is easy from front door to garden. The main residence offers 2 bedrooms 1.5 baths with key interior features: e.g., original hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, fireplace, updated kitchen]. The second house offers 1 bedroom 1 bath and its own entrance, making it well suited for extended stays with guests, a home office or studio, or potential rental income (buyer to verify use and permits).Outside, [describe grounds: courtyard, patio, mature landscaping, fruit trees, parking]. The setting is central Santa Barbara, minutes from State Street, the Funk Zone, the beach, and the dining, shopping, and culture that make downtown living here so sought after.

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The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
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