Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Sheila serves
Santa Barbara
Alta Mesa
Alta Mesa sits in Santa Barbara's foothills, offering elevated views of the city, coastline, and Channel Islands. The neighborhood's hillside location provides a quieter, more secluded atmosphere while remaining accessible to downtown Santa Barbara and the broader Riviera area. Homes here range from midcentury designs to Spanish-style architecture, many positioned to capture the area's natural vantage points and coastal breezes.
Santa Barbara
Campanil
Campanil occupies a residential stretch of Santa Barbara's hillside, offering a quieter alternative to the busier coastal corridors below. The neighborhood's tree-lined streets wind upward from the lower Riviera, with many homes positioned to capture ocean and island views. Single-family residences here range from mid-century ranch-style homes to Mediterranean-influenced architecture, reflecting the area's development over several decades.
Goleta
Central Goleta
Central Goleta sits along California's south coast between Santa Barbara and the Pacific, blending suburban convenience with easy access to beaches and open space. Tree-lined streets wind through established neighborhoods filled with ranch-style homes and mid-century architecture, creating a relaxed, residential atmosphere that feels distinctly Californian. The area is grounded by shopping centers, everyday services, and a strong network of schools, making daily life straightforward and accessible.
Santa Barbara
Cielito
Cielito sits on the hillside above downtown Santa Barbara, offering a blend of residential tranquility and convenient access to the city below. The neighborhood features a mix of Mediterranean-style homes and mid-century architecture, many with sweeping views toward the ocean and Channel Islands. Tree-lined streets wind through the area, creating a peaceful atmosphere while remaining just minutes from State Street's shops and restaurants.
Santa Barbara
Coast Village
Coast Village Road anchors a walkable stretch of Montecito where European-inspired architecture meets casual California living. This tree-lined corridor just east of Santa Barbara proper draws residents who value neighborhood intimacy without sacrificing access to specialty shops, cafes, and services within a few blocks' walk. The nearby coastline offers direct beach access, while inland routes connect to hiking trails in the foothills.