welcome back Avi hello joe! 30 years with car pool wow! Carpentereefer ha ha! first house sort of Craftsman style, loved the garage size. Turn key first house. love the whole property. It does look like you've been at this property before I recognize the two separate structures. As soon as I saw the Ocean shoreline, its winter and there is little sand, you can see where the water over night came up almost to the property hmmm? 3rd house views are lovely, my kind of views. Avi Becker thanks!
Nice to see you again 😊. #1 when you walk in the front door it already feels welcoming and beautiful. Small kitchen but very workable. Love the secret room. I’m really trying to like the look of the wood walls inside but maybe it’s just not my style. I do like the choice of tile downstairs. Great views from the porches. Very nice outside areas. #2 This house Definitely looks familiar, Maybe you showed another home in that area with the same Architech (?) love the tall vaulted ceiling’s. Looks and feels like a beach home. I Love the tile work in the main house(the first rental could use some tile upgrading). OH MY GOSH 😮❗️What awesome views of the beach from the master bedroom porch. I couldn’t ask for anything better. This would be a wonderful place to raise a family. Santa Barbara is such a kind of weird place, Someone might just see the last house and make an offer because of their situation and money doesn’t matter and other buyers will “Nickel and Dime” you to death. Sometimes it’s great marketing and some times it’s just kind of luck when you find the perfect buyer. And while talking about Insurance… I think that the insurance companies are just nasty. Flying drones over your house to fine you and get estimates is insane. And because of all the terrible hurricanes, fires and so forth these insurance companies are making others pay for it. Insurance these days are Scams! #3 the little guest shack is more like a little wonderland😂. Oh my gosh what an amazing entry from the front door 😮! But then you go downstairs and BAM So very dark 😢. That kitchen/Dining area looks like fun, But from experience I’ve found that these cool large Stoves have to have heavy duty vents which can make a lot of noise depending how they are vented behind the walls and ceiling’s. The kitchen and right outside have heavenly views of the ocean… The location and outside areas are amazing 🤩. I wish that the inside had more natural lighting. What a bunch of expensive beautiful homes but none of them gave me the “WOW” factor. Your guest today has some interesting inputs on this tour and I appreciated them. Thank you again Joe for another great tour of homes in the Santa Barbara area. I would love to know the last sales price and year these houses were last sold at. I’m not sure how that would mess with the algorithm but I always find that kind of information interesting. Have a great week my friend and keep busy with your business. Blessings from Paso Robles California, Carlos
I worked on a tear down @ 222 E Mountain Rd in approx. 2003. We went up the hill to this last house when it was a rental, a very crude build with oversize beams. Both houses [ like many up there were non -conforming. This one tried to utilize the existing footprint,...hence it's lack of a more contemporary layout. Great Views!
Last house seemed like great value for the money - it's not a cookie cutter house - it's not overbuilt sf wise/no wasted space, etc. and looks like they have taken precautions for fire/earthquakes in their use of materials.
Hi, I really enjoyed the Carpinteria homes over the Montecito Luxury hom.. Carpenteria homes staging was more organic than the Montecito. My favorite was the first Carpinteria home.
Thanks for the feedback always appreciate reading your comments. Carpenter is an amazing spot. If you ever think that’s a place you wanna land one day we should connect. The video on Saturday will have more homes in Carpinteria.
@ I think we just got used to the Dynamic Duo. It’s your show. You’re the man! We will watch regardless as long as you are driving us and educating us. Trust me on that!
OK, you get the award for most observant viewer! Thanks for being such a dedicated watcher of these videos. Looking forward to making more in 2025. By the way, any plans to make a move this year?
First House: $4,495,000 - 1947 Paquita Drive, Carpinteria - Perfect address for a ballet dancer. LOL. Love the long driveway. So dated. Indoor/outdoor fence would have to be removed. Old-fashioned wood would have to be stripped. Fireplace needs to be updated. Create three bedrooms/baths downstairs. Reduce garage space to create a ballet studio. So many renovations, it's pretty well a tear down; not worth anything close to the price. Taxes? Second House: $16,500,000 - 3519 Padaro Lane, Carpinteria - Nice gated entrance. What a waste of beach-front property. What greed! $16.5 million for all those poky little rooms. A ton of renovations needed to turn that property around to incorporate that amazing view and location. The only potential area is the top deck. A no-go for that highly over-priced property. Anyone with the wealth to fork out $16.5 million will demand a much better designed home, or a much reduced price to enable a rebuild. Taxes? Third House: $7,250,000 - 226 E Mountain Drive, Montecito Like the elevation. Sellers obviously have no talent for interior design; however, I think there is potential to update and redesign without too much rebuilding, just to grab a property in that location. So for, maybe $6,500,000, pending insurance, tax, water assessments, a grabber for those with the funds and yearning to live away from the madding crowds. Love the infinity pool. I have just seen two of your videos so far. Love them. Most of the homes you have shown so far would be more suitable for developers to tear them down, redesign and rebuild.
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That last property was delicious!
Take a little nibble. 😂
welcome back Avi hello joe! 30 years with car pool wow! Carpentereefer ha ha! first house sort of Craftsman style, loved the garage size. Turn key first house. love the whole property. It does look like you've been at this property before I recognize the two separate structures. As soon as I saw the Ocean shoreline, its winter and there is little sand, you can see where the water over night came up almost to the property hmmm? 3rd house views are lovely, my kind of views. Avi Becker thanks!
Thanks for watching and always leaving thoughtful comments.
#3 takes the cake by a mile
Thanks for sharing 🤙
Nice to see you again 😊.
#1 when you walk in the front door it already feels welcoming and beautiful.
Small kitchen but very workable. Love the secret room. I’m really trying to like the look of the wood walls inside but maybe it’s just not my style. I do like the choice of tile downstairs. Great views from the porches. Very nice outside areas.
#2
This house Definitely looks familiar, Maybe you showed another home in that area with the same Architech (?) love the tall vaulted ceiling’s. Looks and feels like a beach home. I Love the tile work in the main house(the first rental could use some tile upgrading).
OH MY GOSH 😮❗️What awesome views of the beach from the master bedroom porch. I couldn’t ask for anything better. This would be a wonderful place to raise a family.
Santa Barbara is such a kind of weird place, Someone might just see the last house and make an offer because of their situation and money doesn’t matter and other buyers will “Nickel and Dime” you to death. Sometimes it’s great marketing and some times it’s just kind of luck when you find the perfect buyer.
And while talking about Insurance… I think that the insurance companies are just nasty. Flying drones over your house to fine you and get estimates is insane. And because of all the terrible hurricanes, fires and so forth these insurance companies are making others pay for it. Insurance these days are Scams!
#3 the little guest shack is more like a little wonderland😂. Oh my gosh what an amazing entry from the front door 😮! But then you go downstairs and BAM So very dark 😢. That kitchen/Dining area looks like fun, But from experience I’ve found that these cool large Stoves have to have heavy duty vents which can make a lot of noise depending how they are vented behind the walls and ceiling’s. The kitchen and right outside have heavenly views of the ocean… The location and outside areas are amazing 🤩. I wish that the inside had more natural lighting.
What a bunch of expensive beautiful homes but none of them gave me the “WOW” factor.
Your guest today has some interesting inputs on this tour and I appreciated them.
Thank you again Joe for another great tour of homes in the Santa Barbara area.
I would love to know the last sales price and year these houses were last sold at. I’m not sure how that would mess with the algorithm but I always find that kind of information interesting.
Have a great week my friend and keep busy with your business.
Blessings from Paso Robles California, Carlos
Thank you for the thoughtful comment always enjoy reading it. So interesting how that last house landed differently with people commenting.
I worked on a tear down @ 222 E Mountain Rd in approx. 2003. We went up the hill to this last house when it was a rental, a very crude build with oversize beams. Both houses [ like many up there were non -conforming. This one tried to utilize the existing footprint,...hence it's lack of a more contemporary layout. Great Views!
Thanks for the context and your experience on this property. Appreciate the comment.
Last house seemed like great value for the money - it's not a cookie cutter house - it's not overbuilt sf wise/no wasted space, etc. and looks like they have taken precautions for fire/earthquakes in their use of materials.
Yeah, that was a good one. Thanks for watching and leave it a comment.
Hi, I really enjoyed the Carpinteria homes over the Montecito Luxury hom.. Carpenteria homes staging was more organic than the Montecito. My favorite was the first Carpinteria home.
Thanks for the feedback always appreciate reading your comments. Carpenter is an amazing spot. If you ever think that’s a place you wanna land one day we should connect. The video on Saturday will have more homes in Carpinteria.
You guys in SB seem so far removed from all the problems of the world. I need that.
I think not. These ad videos would be more complete if the annual taxes were included.
I hope you can make it this way one day.
About 1.1% of the value set at time of purchase and increase with inflation not to exceed 2% a year.
@@joesbparker Been there and done that. Had the best time of my life there😁
A ride along with Danny McBride might take some getting used to. I miss Brammy. :-(
You’re killing me. You’re the second one the dog on Avi 😂
@ I think we just got used to the Dynamic Duo. It’s your show. You’re the man! We will watch regardless as long as you are driving us and educating us. Trust me on that!
Do you think that in your next videos you could pan your camera more slowly.
Yes, I’m working on it. Appreciate you watching.
Calareefer - would be a perfect name for crumbling California.
😂 at least they be smiling while it crumbles.
Partner: weird , dull.
Dang!
#2 property was shown earlier with your younger companion.
OK, you get the award for most observant viewer! Thanks for being such a dedicated watcher of these videos. Looking forward to making more in 2025. By the way, any plans to make a move this year?
First House: $4,495,000 - 1947 Paquita Drive, Carpinteria - Perfect address for a ballet dancer. LOL.
Love the long driveway. So dated. Indoor/outdoor fence would have to be removed. Old-fashioned wood would have to be stripped. Fireplace needs to be updated. Create three bedrooms/baths downstairs. Reduce garage space to create a ballet studio. So many renovations, it's pretty well a tear down; not worth anything close to the price. Taxes?
Second House: $16,500,000 - 3519 Padaro Lane, Carpinteria - Nice gated entrance.
What a waste of beach-front property. What greed! $16.5 million for all those poky little rooms. A ton of renovations needed to turn that property around to incorporate that amazing view and location. The only potential area is the top deck. A no-go for that highly over-priced property. Anyone with the wealth to fork out $16.5 million will demand a much better designed home, or a much reduced price to enable a rebuild. Taxes?
Third House: $7,250,000 - 226 E Mountain Drive, Montecito
Like the elevation. Sellers obviously have no talent for interior design; however, I think there is potential to update and redesign without too much rebuilding, just to grab a property in that location. So for, maybe $6,500,000, pending insurance, tax, water assessments, a grabber for those with the funds and yearning to live away from the madding crowds. Love the infinity pool.
I have just seen two of your videos so far. Love them. Most of the homes you have shown so far would be more suitable for developers to tear them down, redesign and rebuild.
Amazingly thoughtful comment thank you for all the feedback. Appreciate your engagement.