Thanks for the videos! I remember in 2015 when 1035 Alston was for sale and sold for about five million. Loved it then and had one of my favorite rare features for any house: his and her master baths. From your video looks like they eliminated that feature.
Thank you for another beautiful tour of S. B. today. I had so many friends who lived in these amazing mansions and I got to party (🎉) in a ton of them right after High school 😂. I hope that you sell some homes soon. Best of luck and God Bless,Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸
first house - a beautiful setting, etc. but continue to be shocked at how much money is spent on a master bathroom and they still leave the toilet/bidets out in the middle of the room - so bizarre and avoidable mistake.
You do an outstanding job showing the Santa Barbara area and properties offered.
Thank you so much. It’s an honor to show off SB.
Coolest host in that area!!!
Appreciate you, thank you!
We had our Montecito campus on Alston Road. Fantastic:))
I love that location for its access to both Montecito and Santa Barbara.
Thanks for the videos! I remember in 2015 when 1035 Alston was for sale and sold for about five million. Loved it then and had one of my favorite rare features for any house: his and her master baths. From your video looks like they eliminated that feature.
Yes, looks like it. Thank you for watching. Appreciate you leaving a comment.
I enjoy your videos because you are honest about the pros and cons of each property.
Keeping it real since 2001 🤣 thank you 🙌
Thank you for another beautiful tour of S. B. today.
I had so many friends who lived in these amazing mansions and I got to party (🎉) in a ton of them right after High school 😂.
I hope that you sell some homes soon. Best of luck and God Bless,Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸
Me too! Lots of friends from SBHS that lived in Montecito.
@@joesbparker 😂🤣😅 Yeah growing up there was awesome. I graduated from SBHS in 1980 and had way too much fun there.
I enjoyed seeing the beautiful contemporary home. How do you feel about the pricing on this one?
It seemed a little bit aggressive
first house - a beautiful setting, etc. but continue to be shocked at how much money is spent on a master bathroom and they still leave the toilet/bidets out in the middle of the room - so bizarre and avoidable mistake.
Yes! Why would they ever do that unless they had too due to space constraints. 🤷♂️