Santa Barbara - Listing Properties

Map	514 516 De La Vina St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1924 Architectural Style: Craftsman This single story duplex has a low gable composition shingle roof with wide overhanging eaves and wood clapboard siding. The gables are repeated in the twin front porches. Attractive stick work is found under the gable ends of the porches, which are supported by square double columns. The structure is compatible with the neighborhood.
Map	508 510 De La Vina St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1915-1916 Architectural Style: Craftsman This one story duplex has an uncovered porch separating the two projecting units. Each unit has a projecting gable roof. A hip roof covers the connecting segment behind the porch. The composition roof is of low pitch. The duplex features clapboard exterior and brackets underneath the projecting gables. A group of three wood, double hung one over one windows sits at the front elevation of each unit.
Map	414 De La Vina St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1910 & 1927 Architectural Style: Four concrete steps approach the main entrance of the rectangular structure. The two-story building features a composition shingle roof. The plank door with wrought iron handle is augmented with a lunette window. Doors on the east and south sides serve as secondary entries. Seven large two-over-two light double hung windows in a sash provide northern light to the interior. A wire-glass skylight pierces the gabled roof. Double hung windows are featured on the east, west and south sides.
Map	506 Chapala St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1930 Architectural Style: Art Moderne One story building, set at angles on corner lot.The roof is flat with a parapet. There are six irregular bays and transom and metal sash windows. A one story concrete block addition extends towards Fig Avenue. The back wall is concrete block and bricks. The building is white with pilasters, stepped piers, and decorative diamonds.
Map	501 Chapala St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1895-1896 Architectural Style: Queen Anne This two-story house with shiplap siding is onf of Santa Barbara's outstanding examples of Queen Anne style architecture. It's high gabled roof is softened by double silhouetted eaves on the right and horizontally patterned shingles under the gable peaks. The pattern is repeated in the ornamental trim below the windows. Five bay windows on three sides of the house contribute to the irregular plan. The open front porch is buttressed by an angular bay on one side and a corner square bay on the other...(more)
Map	2027 Castillo St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1915 Architectural Style: Craftsman Bungalow This is a one-story wood frame Craftsman Bungalow style house with the ridgeline of the roof running parallel to the street. Centered in the roof is a prominent attic dormer with exaggerated exposed rafters and a seven over seven window. Its gable end faces the street. The porch extends the length of the street façade, and is supported by brick piers at either end. The façade of this clapboard building is symmetrical with a large horizontal fixed glass window on either side of the central entrance door.
Map	232 W Carrillo St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1971 Architectural Style: Tudor Revival This authentic English Tudor Revival uses pegs instead of nails, and has a gabled roof with slate tile. It features leaded green glass casement windows and projecting beams of hand hewn half timbers filled with stucco. The second story ay windows have wood headers and two decorative wood brackets on the main wing of the building. The building also has a large corner brick chimney. Flagstone was used as facing for the center portion of the building. There is a arched oversized wooden door and keystone which features a decorative door with iron knob and hinges, hob nails and exposed pegs...(more)
Map	27 E Carrillo St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1885, 1923, 1948 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival This single story Spanish style structure has a shed and gable tile roof. The porch is recessed with carved wooden posts. The club rests on a high foundation and has a five bay front. The enterance is dramatic with a steep sloping wood beam ceiling, brick steps and wrought iron hand rails. Entry is gained through an arched opening. A stone retaining wall supports attractive landscaping which enhances the building. Additional features include a wooden spindled railing on adjacent porch and a wooden gate to the outside courtyard...(more)
Map	17 21 E Carrillo St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1922 Architectural Style: Monterey Revival The Mihran Studio is a two story office building of white stucco on a raised stone foundation. The flat roof with tile sloped parapet. It's most outstanding feature is the overhanging balcony extending around all four sides of the building. The railings are wooden as well as the frames of the small paned windows. Decorative stenciling is around the doors and windows. A one story and a two story extensionb have been added to the rear around an enclosed patio. This building contributes to the Spanish Colonial Revival Streetscape.
Map	215 E Canon Perdido St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1928 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival The Spanish Colonial Revival is a two story building with an irregular rectangular shape with a tile roof. The house features a stucco exterior. There is a moorish style wooden bay window and the right hand side of the second story. Other windows are casement windows featuring wooden shutters. Surrounding the front of the house is a stone retianing wall.
Map	536 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1904 Architectural Style: Folk Victorian This one-story Folk Victorian has a shingled roof and clapboard siding. It has a simplistic square shape with a small roof projection above the front door entry. The building has one over one double hung wooden windows with a intricate divided light in the upper sashes. Surrounding the property is a small sandstone border.
Map	533 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1886-1887 Architectural Style: Italianate This one-story building features a simplistic boxy shape. The roof is composed of shingles and features a brick chimney. The house has board and batten siding with decorative brackets along the roofline and a molded cornice. The front door is surrounded by an open porch which features small detailed columns and a simplistic balusters. There is a large angular bay with two-over-two double hung windows encased in decorative wood. The other windows throughout are also wooden two-over-two double hung. Alongside the bay is a wooden door with a overhang with intricate detailing and a sconce...(more)
Map	532 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1887 Architectural Style: Eastlake This two-story Eastlake has a shingle roof and large shingle wood siding. It is irregular in shape and features prominent protruding windows on the front elevation. These windows are wood two-over-two double hung. There is a semi-enclosed open porch leading towards the door which features simple columns and lattice work. Along the right-hand side of the property there is a simple wooden staircase that leads up to the second elevation.
Map	529 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: c. 1900 Architectural Style: Queen Anne This extremely altered one-story Queen Anne Free Classic house is simplistic in style. It features a shingle roof and faux brick siding. On the front elevation are two one-over-one double hung wooden windows encased by decorative shutters. There are two more one-over-one double hung wooden windows within the open porch area. The front door is wood with a simple window and above is a small divide light window. The house is enclosed with a simplistic picket fence.
Map	524 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1908 Architectural Style: Queen Anne This one-story Queen Anne Free Classic is symmetrical and features little ornamentation. This building has clapboard siding and a shingle roof. Along the roofline there is a small projection with three small windows. At the entry porch to the door there are two subtle columns. The front elevation features a three one over one double hung windows and one window with divided lights.
Map	523 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1888 Architectural Style: Queen Anne This two-story Queen Anne features an asymmetric shape with gables, wings and roof lines that project in various directions. This Queen Anne also features a corner tower with a bay. The house has a shingled roof and clapboard siding with several wooden two over two double hung windows. The front elevation also features a bay window with a divide light at the top. The porch encloses the front door and has classic detailing of columns and scrollwork on both the columns and along the top of the porch.
Map	519 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1889 Architectural Style: Queen Anne This Queen Anne features a large gable with a small round window and fish scale shingles. The main gable is flanked by two smaller gables on either side each with elaborate woodwork. The house features weatherboard siding and several windows along the front elevation. On each side of the house there is original wood bay windows which are double hung and have a geometric design in the upper sash. The porch columns have gingerbread detail and ornate spandrells with a simple geometric pattern baluster along the bottom. The stairs leading down the porch are of sandstone.
Map	518 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1890 Architectural Style: Folk Victorian This Folk Victorian has character defining features such as a boxed roof. The porch has slender columns with intricate molding profiles.The front door of the home is solid wood with a large window in the upper sash. The house has wood siding all around, as well as a wood porch. The front elevation's windows are original wood one over one double hung.
Map	512 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: c. 1890 Architectural Style: Folk Victorian This house features a simple roof with a centered gable showcasing fish scale wood shingles.This home exhibits shiplap siding and the front elevation has a porch encased by sqaure posts. The front windows are elongated one over one original wood windows. The bottom of the porch elevation has lattice work.
Map	509 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1894 Architectural Style: Folk Victorian This house exemplifies the Folk Victorian style with it's character defining features such as fish scale wood shingles in the gable combined with shiplap siding on the body of the house. The front elevation has one over one double hung wood windows. This home has a solid wood door with a small decorative window on top. The front porch is encased by square posts with gingerbread spandrells and a simple baluster along the bottom.
Map	507 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: c.1915 Architectural Style: Craftsman This house exemplifies the Craftsman style with its character defining features such as a low pitched roof and large exposed eaves with rafter tails and triangle knee braces and a brick chimney. The eave features a small centered window, and the house has typical short,square tapered columns. The front door is solid wood with a small lights inset. The door is flanked by a large window.
Map	502 Brinkerhoff Ave Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: c.1895 Architectural Style: Folk Victorian This house exemplifies the Folk Victorian style with its character defining features such as a front facing detailed gable with vent. The front elevation has a wrap around porch with decorative columns and gingerbread detail. The house is sided with wood weatherboards and features elongated one over one wood windows. The front door is a wooden dutch door with a large two over two double hung window.
Map	1609 Bath St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1921 Architectural Style: Colonial Revival This is a one and a half story Colonial Revival house features a gabled roof and clapboard siding. It has a symmetrical façade consisting of a recessed entrance flanked by columns and surrounded by a broken pedimented dormer which gives onto a small porch through double doors.
Map	329 E Anapamu St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1910 Architectural Style: Queen Anne Single story residence with two garden sheds. The house has a shallow pitched shingled hipped roof with a small front facing pedimented gable. It is sided with horizontal boards with tighter spacing below a wood bet course placed at the level of the window sills. A large three-bay window dominates the front elevation. Windows are original one-over-one wood sash with simple wood surrounds.
Map	1925 Anacapa St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1916 Architectural Style: Craftsman The house exemplifies the Craftsman style with its character defining features low pitched roof and large exposed eaves with rafter tails. The house has typical short, wide, square, tapered columns that rest upon massive brick piers. It demonstrates intricate detailing in the upper sashes of double hung, wood windows with multiple lights. The front elevation features a large window opening holding a triptych of three windows, a large center window flanked by two double hung windows. The house features wood weatherboard siding and a brick chimney as is typically found on craftsman homes.