I grew up smack dab in the middle of this slice of heaven in a Pismo Beach home that was as beautiful as the thousands of incredible ocean sunsets I watched from it’s lofty redwood veranda. To this day, I feel so blessed for all my experiences here! Along this coast there are literally miles of uncrowded sand dunes, cliffs, coves, and long wide sandy beaches silent but the sound of waves! Acres of plush green rolling hills, populated with more wild oak trees than people, overlooking the blue Pacific. The area also boasts a burgeoning wine industry of international notoriety. Part semi-rural ranch land, part small funky beach town – the California Central Coast is the perfect getaway from the big city crowds and attitudes of L.A. and Frisco.

There are so many incredible Central Coast California Real Estate locations to choose from you’ll need to set aside some quality time to do a little homework. That’s where this website is going to come in handy. My favorite places in the area to look for California homes for sale are Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles, Santa Barbara, Pismo Beach, Morro Bay, Carmel, Santa Cruz, and Cambria. There are many more options! It all depends on what you want. If you’re interested in buying, selling (or even renting) any kind of real estate on the Central Coast of California whether the property is vacant land, beachfront property, beach homes, beach condos, or anything to do with real estate – including California home loans – please look around the site here and I’ll help point you in the right direction.

Search Santa Barbara for some of the most amazing estate homes, ranch homes, and beachfront property on the Central California Coast, and in the entire nation! You will find some of the best Santa Barbara real estate in Montecito, Isla Vista, The Mesa, Hope Ranch, Mission Canyon, San Roque, Upper East, Samarkand, The Riviera, Carpinteria, Summerland, and the Santa Ynez Valley. Most of the homes are quintessential “California Mediterranean” in style with their distinctive red-tile roofs and whitewashed walls. There are also many 1920’s era Victorian homes along with the traditional California bungalows, and Spanish style rancho homes – many designed by famous California architects.

Santa Barbara has its own airport, several colleges – including UC Santa Barbara, parks, hiking trails and beaches. For such a relatively small population area (approximately 200,000), it also boasts an impressive cultural scene and a highly educated demographic. There is an impressive art community, about 200 wineries and over 670 restaurants – many of them top rated. If you do your due diligence researching the area – both online and in-person – and seek out the professional services of one of several Santa Barbara area California real estate agents with trusted local experience and knowledge, you will see why there is so much demand for this Central Coast California real estate location.