Montecito CA: Mountains Beaches & Mansions | Ultimate Neighborhood Guide

Ever wondered what living in Montecito, California truly feels like? Join us on an immersive journey, exploring every corner of this Californian paradise. Dive deep into the heart of Montecito’s distinctive neighborhoods, each radiating its own unique charm. Wander through the scenic trails and soak up the sun on the pristine beaches. Get a glimpse of luxury at its finest as we tour the region's lavish resorts. Not to forget, the bustling upper and lower villages – brimming with quaint shops, gourmet restaurants, and vibrant local life. For those captivated by real estate, get ready to be enthralled by a range of offerings, from vintage homes to contemporary estates. Experience Montecito living like never before and discover if this Californian gem is your next dream home destination. Don't forget to engage with the video and drop your thoughts in the comments!

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Joe Parker
The Santa Barbara Group at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties
3868 State Street Santa Barbara, CA 93105
[phone]
DRE #01314939

[douglasthompson]

A beautiful area….including Santa Barbara. Gorgeous
One suggestion for renovation projects….start it and just as fast….finish it. Ugh, I am so tired of noise and unsightly conditions

[SirCarlosMusicBMI]

WOW 😮😊🎉You picked some amazing days to film this. Absolutely beautiful 🤩
Your editing is really reaching a very professional level. Glad to see your channel growing and hope that sales increase for you.
See you next Saturday.
Blessings, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸

[garyfuller]

I’m pretty sure that is the driveway just off of Hot Springs trail where you started . Am I right on your location?😊 overall great little video. As a native that part of Montecito, it’s always nice to see things from another person‘s perspective. I went to Cold Spring more than 50 years ago and my daughter graduated recently. I feel truly blessed to be here. Spent many summer days in the 70’s at butterfly Beach. Sometimes I feel a little likely Indian in the old trash commercial because things have changed so much and I don’t know if my daughter will be able to afford to stay here. Where I grow up by Cold Spring was very much a working class neighborhood. My friend’s Father repaired the post office trucks. Most of the fathers like mine were union tradesmen. My mother taught at Santa Barbara high school.
Just not the same place today. Try not to complain. I just miss what was. I’m lucky enough to still be here.

[Ste]

Gorgeous area . Does harry live there or in a hotel

[solarplexus]

How is the Hilary storm affecting Santa Barbara?

[godisgoodallthetime]

I want to move to montecito. Looks so pretty

[Sthmohtwenty]

How far u r from megaaaa8n and mansion

[KenJohnsonMusic]

Sad. Look at the cars. You move into your $30 million estate, but you interact with people of such less wealth that you become isolated in your own little world.