Historic 1910 Bath Street Victorian Cottage Lists For $1.1M

Welcome back to our real estate spotlight, where we explore remarkable local properties and community highlights. This week features a fascinating look at a historic 1910 Victorian cottage alongside stunning luxury listings.

As industry veterans with decades of experience, we love seeing how classic heritage blends with modern coastal living. Let us dive into the latest market updates and neighborhood news.

Stepping Back in Time on Bath Street

A charming 1910 Victorian cottage located at 1124 Bath Street has officially hit the market for $1,125,000. This wonderful historic home was previously owned by Audrey Ovington, who served as the former proprietress of the famous Cold Springs Tavern.

Realtor Brooklyn Harmon recently welcomed prospective buyers touring the property by handing out freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. Such delightful touches make touring historical architecture an absolute joy for prospective buyers.

The Allure of Early 20th-Century Homes

Properties built in this era offer incredible character that modern constructions simply cannot replicate. Preserving these details is a true passion for enthusiasts of regional architecture.

Buyers looking to understand structural heritage often turn to informational guides for preservation tips. Maintaining vintage molding and original flooring requires a specialized touch.

Art, Culture, and Coastal Scenery

Beyond the housing market, October marks the exciting return of the annual Pianos on State public art project. Now celebrating its 17th year, this beloved community event is proudly presented by the Santa Barbara Arts Collaborative.

The project places beautifully decorative pianos up and down State Street for the public to play and enjoy. An Indy-sponsored piano created by artist Rob Beedle is prominently featured right in front of Old Navy.

Autumn Beauty Across the Region

Autumn in our coastal town also brings some of the most vibrant, colorful sunsets of the entire year. Writer Sarah Sinclair recently captured one of these breathtaking evening skies at Hendry’s Beach.

These seasonal changes provide endless inspiration for those interested in local aesthetics and home design. Taking in the natural scenery reminds us why this community remains so desirable.

Luxury Living on La Marina Drive

Shifting focus to contemporary luxury, this week’s premier cover home sits at 124 La Marina Drive. Boasting over 2,600 square feet of expansive living space, this remarkable residence is listed at $5,195,000.

The high-end property features unique amenities including a refreshing outdoor shower and a cozy backyard fireplace. It even includes a custom dog spa, catering to every possible modern comfort.

Exploring More Local Opportunities

For those looking to dive deeper into regional aesthetics, checking out various architecture articles is a great starting point. You can learn a lot about spatial planning and neighborhood layouts.

Additionally, organizing personal architecture tours helps buyers appreciate the diverse styles available locally. Be sure to explore the comprehensive list of local open houses this weekend.

 
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