Santa Barbara - Listing Properties

Map	1235 Castillo St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1939 Architectural Style: Vernacular One-story, medium gabled front facing roof in the Vernacular style. This church features a distinctive octagonal shaped dome topped by a smaller round metal dome. The main entrance is approached by a concrete staircase and is comprised of an arched arcade capped by a low projecting gable roof. The fenestration consists of narrowly arched, stained glass windows. The exterior is sheathed in stucco.
Map	1123 Castillo St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1913 Architectural Style: Vernacular This large one-and-one-half story stucco house is designed with a mixture of architectural styles featuring Vernacular to Craftsman styled elements. The stucco covers the double layers of brick construction. The house features wide overhanging eaves supported by giant rafter tails which are character defining features of the Craftsman style. The main facade features a centrally located arched recessed entry which is approached by a cement stoop, and flanked by two symmetrical slanted bay windows, each capped by pyramidal roofs. The gable end features two rectangular windows which are fixed...(more)
Map	329 E. Carrillo St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1887/ Moved and remodeled in 1924 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival Two-story, smooth stucco finished Spanish Colonial Revival style building features a low pitched parapet roof made of terra cotta tiles. The overall massing is in a rectangular, box-shaped and flat roof form. The structure is raised 10 feet from sidewalk with round stone retaining wall and steps with tile risers on each side of the wall. The building features tall, narrow double hung windows that are slightly recessed with stucco return. The first floor features a slightly off centered main entrance flanked by sidelights...(more)
Map	10 E. Carrillo St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1890/1925 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival Two-story commercial building in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Features a low pitched 1/2 gable roof leading toward the street which emphasizes the red terra cotta tiles by adding a wider dimension; asymmetrical in form. The second story facade features a small balcony with balustrades made of iron and a deeply recessed, horizontally divided light casement doors. The eastern side of the front facade features a circular window with divided lights and is deeply recessed...(more)
Map	126 And 126#B East Canon Perdido Street Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1946 Architectural Style: Venacular The property consists of two buildings. The building at the front of the property is a commercial restaurant building. The building at the rear of the property is a two story residence, currently a duplex. The restaurant building is a one-story at the front and two stories at the rear. It has a cross gable with the side facing gable on the street edge covered in terra-cotta tiles. The building is unique in downtown Santa Barbara as it is made with brick rather than stucco. The front elevation features two storefronts along the streetscape...(more)
Map	28 E. Canon Perdido St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1945 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival Spanish Colonial Revival style building. The smooth stucco building has wood divided light windows. The window facing East Canon Perdido Street features iron grilles over the windows of the ground floor. The building features a tower composed of stucco material with arched opening to an open belfry. The door is wood with divided lights over two panels. Heavy sandstone surrounds the front entrance door. The most notable element is the gabled arch with terra cotta tile on the roof. Sandstone lines the top of the arch.
Map	512 E Arrellaga St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: Circa-1915 Architectural Style: Vernacular This Vernacular style two-story house, built circa-1915, is clad in shingles with an attached wing clad in board and batten siding. Complex roof has intersecting side and front gable elements. Features a square sided bay window, located on street elevation, that is sheltered by a shed roof. Fenestration is comprised of a combination of wood framed sliders, fixed multi-pane windows, and a single paned window. Brick chimney is located at the peak of the roof's ridge line...(more)
Map	326 E Arrellaga St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1914 Architectural Style: Craftsman Two-family residential duplex at 326 and 326 1/2 East Arrellaga Street (originally the duplex was single-family residence). The single-story clapboard sided house has a moderately pitched front gable roof covered in composition shingles. Deep eaves are supported by brackets on the house's street façade. Exposed rafter tails are on both the east and west elevations. A deep porch, that runs half the length of the façade, is located on the west side of the façade. A front gable roof shelters the porch. Canted wood posts, supported by concrete piers, help support the porch roof...(more)
Map	309 W. Arrellaga St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1877 Architectural Style: Second Empire Two-story, L-shaped residence was designed in the Second Empire style. The house features a cross gable roof with a concave mansard roof pierced with dormers. Ornamental trim on the open gable ends frames the paired windows which have an intricately detailed surround. The eaves are supported by decorative brackets. A one-story, porch on the front elevation is supported by slender wooden columns with decorative capitals. The front door is solid wood, pane over panel with a transom above. An ornately detailed square bay window is located on the first floor façade...(more)
Map	1415 Alta Vista Rd Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1925 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival This is a large single-story Spanish Colonial Revival style house. The roof is a shallowly-pitched cross gable type covered in terra cotta tile. Exterior wall cladding is stucco. The house's footprint is primarily rectangular, but with multiple projections. The front entryway has a set of sweeping curved stairs and low stucco wall leading from the lower level to upper level of the house. There is an interesting curved archway off the side of the house that has elements of the Mission style. The garage is located at below grade level, to the right rear side of the house...(more)
Map	320 322 W Cota St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1902 Architectural Style: Queen Anne Free Classic The one-and-one-half story dwelling rests on a pier foundation with an almost square footprint. The gable-on-hip roof is covered with composition shingles. The house has wide, overhanging eaves adorned with simple paired brackets. The upper gable peak has two glass louvered windows to match those in the dormer on the west side elevation. Narrow shiplap siding clads the walls. There is a rear addition clad in vertical wood boards. The street-facing south facade presents a bay on the west side and a recessed porch on the east side. The front porch is supported by two, Doric, wood columns...(more)
Map	2014 Garden St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1894 Architectural Style: Mission Revival Two-story stucco building in the Mission Revival style. This residence features a low pitched, hipped, shingled roof with large overhanging eaves. A notable feature of roof is the plastered chimneys joined by arched elements set at the center of the main ridgeline the house the Mission parapet characteristic that celebrates the early Spanish roots of California The fenestration consists of double-hung windows with decorative divided light sash on the upper sashes. Above the main entrance is an intricate quatrefoil that is a hallmark of the style...(more)
Map	520 Plaza Rubio St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1951 Architectural Style: post-World War II, Spanish Colonial Revival Designer R. B. Nelson designed the single story, L-shaped, stucco clad house in a post-World War II, Spanish Colonial Revival style. It features a moderately pitched intersecting gable roof, with the side gable roof as the dominant roofline. The roof is clad in terra cotta tiles. An open porch, sheltered by the projecting roof, runs the length of the side gabled component of the house. The porch roof is supported by wood posts. Fenestration is of a combination of wood framed double hung sash, casement, and fixed single paned windows. A stuccoed chimney is located on the south elevation...(more)
Map	1703 Chapala Street Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1903 Architectural Style: Queen Anne Free Classic Style The Queen Anne Free Classic style house is two-stories with a hipped roof, with wide overhanging eaves adorned with flat brackets. The house features a unique pattern of shingles on the second story, with weatherboards on the first floor. The house has classical style columns on the front porch with a wide, pane over panel front door and wood, one-over-one, double hung windows with ogee lugs on the top sash, with a bay window on the side elevation.
	1440 Santa Rosa Avenue Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1921 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival The two-story, smooth stucco finished Spanish Colonial Revival style building is constructed of Adobe. It features a low pitched parapet roof made of terra cotta tiles. The overall massing is in a rectangular, box-shaped and flat roof form. The structure is raised 10 feet from sidewalk with round stone retaining wall and steps with tile risers on each side of the wall. The building features tall, narrow double hung windows that are slightly recessed with stucco return. The first floor features a slightly off centered main entrance flanked by sidelights...(more)
Map	114 W Haley St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1904 Architectural Style: Queen Anne This one-story bungalow has a small gable with a vent and decorative shingles, the siding is also composed of the same shingles. The front façade has a wooden single hung window with decortive detail in the upper sash. There is a small front porch that is flanked by two short columns. A very short sandstone wall surrounds the front of this home.
Map	223 F East Figueroa Street Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1916 Architectural Style: Vernacular See attached staff report
Map	2001 Anacapa St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1909 Architectural Style: Craftsman Two-story, Craftsman style house. Features a front facing gable with wide exposed eaves supported by simple brackets. The fenestration is comprised of tall sash windows with lights divided by horizontal mullions on the upper sash, and large fixed windows with small lights inset in the upper portion. The front porch is approached by a small tile staircase, and is supported by four paired squared shaped posts that rest on massive piers. The exterior material is comprised of wood shingle siding.
Map	2524 Castillo St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1901 Architectural Style: Queen Anne The house is a modest Queen Anne House with the dominant feature being the tower, or turret, on the northeast corner of the second floor. The house features typical Victorian Era massing including a steeply pitched cross-gabled roof with a dominant front facing gable capping an irregular plan. Also typical of the Queen Anne style is the use of multiple siding materials. The main body of the house is clad in wide-board novelty siding and the tower and gable end is clad with fish-scale shingles...(more)
Map	802 Anacapa St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1946 Architectural Style: Spanish Colonial Revival The Spanish Colonial Revival building is "U" shaped and surrounds an open courtyard with fountain that serves as a patio café. The two sides of the "U" are 2-story and the rear, which incorporates the Miranda adobe (See Landmarks), is a 1-story with a sloping roof of red tile. The left rear corner (looking at the complex from Anacapa St.) rises into a clock tower with copper dome. The upper stories have transom windows overlooking the courtyard. Outside staircases lead to the upper stories. The rear of the building is yellow masonry to match the Presidio Plaza Building across the avenue...(more)
Map	803 Bath St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1906 Architectural Style: Craftsman Craftsman style house. One and one-half story house. Features gabled roof with wide, decorative brackets under the overhanging eave. Contains a gable dormer with wood shingle overhang and and double hung windows with diagonal panes in upper sash. The porch is located right in front of the recessed dormer which features 4 square, tapered, columns made up of sandstone. The wall materials are mainly composed of sandstone.
Map	962 Isleta Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1925-1926 Architectural Style: Norman Revival One-story-and-a-half house constructed of wood frame supported by a post and pier foundation. In its design, massing, and materials, this house represents a modest interpretation of the French Norman Revival style. This can be seen in the house’s picturesque massing, plastered sheathing, decorative half-timbering and tall multi-light casement windows set into deep reveals. On the east elevation, a diminutive medieval-inspired tower, capped by a steeply pitched hexagonal roof, defines the entry to the house...(more)
Map	22 W. Padre St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1930 Architectural Style: English Vernacular One-story English Vernacular style house composed of a side gable with a cross gable. The roof pitch is steep and includes decorative verge-boards at the end of the gable. The front entrance is comprised with steps to a narrow arched, recessed entrance rather than a large covered porch. On the left and right sides, there are large fixed glass windows flanked with sashed casements and with a wide, wooden frame at the top. Paired casement windows are featured on the side of the door...(more)
Map	220 E. Pueblo St. Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1906 Architectural Style: Vernacular One-and-one-half story, Vernacular style house that was once a part of a larger property as it was a carriage house. Its tallest segment, at one-and-one half stories, forms the central portion of the structure. The main elevation of this irregularly-shaped, side-gabled structure faces east. The building is made of board and batten siding on the first floor and wood shingle siding on its upper story and below its gables. The main entry consists of a pair of wood French, three-light doors that is centered between two wide, full-height fixed-light windows divided into nine units.
Map	1626 Santa Barbara St Designation Status: Structure of Merit Constructed: 1904 Architectural Style: Eclectic Two-story, wood frame house with a rectangular footprint. The first floor is composed of stucco, while the second floor is clad in wood shingles. Features a hipped roof with extended eaves and exposed rafter tails. A raised porch extends along the west elevation and part of the south elevation. Its flat roof is supported by paired and single Tuscan-style columns.