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Located in the beautiful Meadowlark Ranch is this charming modern Farm House. Complete with South facing front porch to enjoy the mountain and property views while soaking up the southern sun. What a tranquil spot to take in the day and view your animals in the… pic.twitter.com/jsbtkPB4V6

— Santa Ynez Valley Real Estate Company (@syvre) November 14, 2024

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Look for the uncertainty of the election to finally be over.  Whichever way the results came in for you, at least we all can move forward.

There seems to be some renewed interest in property with the knowledge of what to expect going forward.  30 year fixed mortgage rates are around the 7% range.

This time of the year is slower traditionally with Thanksgiving and the Holidays.    We are still busy at the office helping our clients and can help you.

Please call or email us or any one of our excellent agents with any requests to see property or for a free evaluation of your property.


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Here are seven secrets why people want to live in the Santa Ynez Valley:

1. Value. It is less expensive than Santa Barbara and only 30 miles away. Nearly everyone lives in the Santa Ynez Valley by choice when many could live anywhere in the world. As a historical rule of thumb, prices tend to be about 20% less than Santa Barbara. This means it could be a more affordable option for those priced out of the Santa Barbara market yet still wanting to be close enough to commute to work, schools, arts and county activities. Single-family homes start around $800,000. Homes on an acre or more start around $1.3 million. 2. Lifestyle. It is the ranch and wine region of Santa Barbara. It’s the “Napa Valley” of Southern California. This means…

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