Real Estate in Santa Barbara | San Roque
For prospective home buyers looking into real estate in Santa Barbara in San Roque, Caliofrnia, here is a summary and link to the current real estate market activity for the neighborhood:
Sold Real Estate in Santa Barbara San Roque: As part of the real estate in Santa Barbara for just over 1 month, this lovely home on Chuparosa Drive sold at $1,145,000, reduced from the original listing price of $1,195,000, as sometimes happens with the real estate in Santa Barbara. Also this cottage style home at 2718 Miradero Drive in Santa Barbara’s San Roque neighborhood closed last month at $517,500, yet another piece of real estate in Santa Barbara enjoying new home owners.
Real Estate in Santa Barbara San Roque Active Listings: Over 40 pieces of real estate in Santa Barbara in San Roque are on the market as of today’s post (May 4th), these unique pieces of real estate in Santa Barbara range from $408,673 to $2,500,000.
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Do you have specific questions about the San Roque and real estate in Santa Barbara? Contact Daniel Zia and the Zia Group team by email (Daniel@ZiaGroup.com), phone (805-637-7148), or on Facebook with your questions or to set up a viewing appointment. Our team can provide customized services, help you navigate the Santa Barbara MLS and set up a customized email-based home search for you to track San Roque homes and other real estate in Santa Barbara at your leisure. Thank you for visiting the Santa Barbara Real Estate blog and we look forward to serving you and your real estate needs.
San Roque Santa Barbara consistently draws the most interest from Santa Barbara homebuyers. Quality-built homes, family-friend streets, and convenient access to excellent shopping and dining make it an ideal location for many. Residents enjoy close proximity to downtown Santa Barbara (approximately 5 minutes) but without the noise, traffic, and parking issues.
Few residential neighborhoods of Santa Barbara can boast the rich historical background of the San Roque. Now a built-up, economically stabilized suburb, it is admired for its sweeping curved streets, its luxuriant landscaping, and its harmonious blend of many architectural themes (Spanish Colonial, English Tudor, French Normandy, California Redwood, Italianate and American Colonial), mostly built since 1925. Only half built up by 1940, the San Roque district filled in most of its home sites between 1955 and 1965. (San Roque History by Walker A. Tomkin)

















