Santa Maria Country Club
Mediterranean-styled homes in Santa Maria Country Club
Busy four-lane thoroughfares like West McCoy Lane and South Miller Street connect to residential streets with well-paved sidewalks, streetlights and palm trees. “There’s a nice price range which allows for younger families and older individuals to live here, and a lot of homes are built to have good, natural lighting,” Smith says. Craftsman-style condos built between the 1980s and early 2000s are spread around the northeastern side of the neighborhood, near late 20th-century ranch-style and new traditional properties. The condos sit in communities like Country Club Village Greens and Oak Creek Villas and have in-ground pools and nearby playgrounds. Prices range roughly between $300,000 and $650,000 depending on size, and residents can expect to pay up to $495 in monthly HOA fees for grounds maintenance and trash pickup. Mediterranean-influenced ranch-style homes have grassy fenced-in yards, while two-story Spanish new traditional homes with rust-colored terracotta roofs have brick back patios and white vinyl privacy fences. Prices for ranch and two-story homes range from $530,000 to about $650,000, and some homes have monthly HOA fees of around $150.In the southwestern portion of the community, architecture varies, from mid-to-late 20th-century ranch-style homes to contemporary houses with Spanish elements. These houses sit side-by-side on asphalt cul-de-sacs. Older properties from the 1960s and 70s have intricate green gardens and open backyards, and newer builds have two-car garages and wooden verandas shading stone patios. Prices range between $700,000 and $1.2 million, and pricier homes face the greens of the country club’s golf course.
Learning agriculture and welding skills at Santa Maria High
The Santa Maria Country Club area is served by three school districts: Santa Maria-Bonita and Orcutt Union School District for elementary and middle school grades and the Santa Maria Joint Union High School District for grades 9 through 12. Kids can start at Arellanes Elementary, which offers kindergarten through sixth grade and earns a C-minus from Niche, and seventh and eighth graders can attend Arellanes Junior High, which scores a C. High school-aged students can finish at the B-minus-rated Santa Maria High, which offers dual enrollment courses in agriculture and welding through the local Allan Hancock College.Golf, swimming and tennis on the Santa Maria Country Club’s grounds
The private Santa Maria Country Club is the focal point of the neighborhood. Established in 1921, the club features an 18-hole golf course covered in pine and cypress trees, tennis courts where adult leagues practice and a swimming pool that members can utilize year-round. Neighbors can purchase a full-time membership or pick a four-month Discovery Membership with access to one of the club’s amenities, and they can bring guests to the on-site restaurant for Italian buffet nights or stroll on the area’s walking paths. The club is also a popular place for weddings and corporate holiday events. Nearby is Waller Park, which was partially donated by the Country Club in 1928. The 154-acre park touches the neighborhood's southern border and offers bike trails, a frisbee golf area and the James Hagerman Softball Complex. Visitors can take their dogs to the Woof P.A.C. Park or meander around Waller Park Pond feeding ducks. Residents can bring their children to the playground and large greenspaces in the five-acre Rod Rodenberger Park near the neighborhood’s southeast corner.Aircraft demonstrations at the Central Coast Airfest
While the Santa Maria Country Club hosts occasional bingo and barbecue events for members, the general public can attend its Summer Concert Series in August, where local bands perform in the courtyard. The neighborhood is next to Santa Maria Airport, and residents can check out the two-day Central Coast Airfest held in September. Thousands of spectators peruse through vendor food trucks and beer gardens, watching military aircraft and aerobatic pilot performers sore through the sky.Picking up groceries at Albertsons and perusing New Image Thrift
Within the neighborhood, folks can access small businesses and shops in the Broadway Pavilion business center. Foodmaxx offers discount groceries, and Albertsons has aisles of food products and a pharmacy a few blocks north. Shoppers can browse through rows of gently used shoes, purses and clothes at New Image Thrift Store or travel west across U.S. Route 101 toward Kohl’s. Jaffa Café is a highly-rated Mediterranean spot serving falafel and lamb shawarma, and the regional Natural Café has fish entrees, salad plates and other health-conscious foods. The Santa Maria Town Center is also 4 miles north, housing other retail chains like Macy’s and Foot Locker and small locally owned clothing shops like Jade and Couture Boutique.Plenty of transportation options in Santa Maria Country Club
U.S. Routes 101 and 135 run north-south in the neighborhood, giving access to nearby cities like Orcutt. Downtown Santa Maria is roughly 4 miles north via U.S. 135. The area is mostly car-dependent, but folks can use bike lanes on streets like South Miller Street and West McCoy Lane. There are sidewalks and crosswalks on major thoroughfares, and Santa Maria Regional Transit buses make regular stops in and around the neighborhood. Dignity Health is about 7 miles north of the area, and Santa Maria Airport is just west of the neighborhood, offering flights to West Coast cities like Denver, Los Angeles and San Francisco.Occasional poor air quality due to manufacturing plants and Santa Maria Airport nearby
Because Santa Maria Country Club's southwestern pocket includes the FedEx Ship Center, Okonite Company manufacturing plant and other massive industrial buildings, locals may sometimes experience poor air quality because of heavy emissions. The Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District monitors the city’s air quality regularly and advises residents to stay inside with windows closed and avoid burning firewood or candles when air quality is bad.Some residents may also hear noise from the Santa Maria Airport a few miles west. Occasionally, military fighter jets may stage flights mimicking Air Force combat. According to the airport's website, any airport-related noise is disclosed in any real estate transaction for homes in the Airport Influence Area. People can also submit noise complaints or concerns through an online form on the airport’s website.



Agents Specializing in this Area
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Joanie James
Pacific Premier Properties, Inc.
(805) 608-3187
88 Total Sales
9 in Santa Maria Country Club
$345K - $690K Price Range
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Todd Ranney
LPT REALTY, INC
(805) 866-4735
99 Total Sales
1 in Santa Maria Country Club
$680,000 Price
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Steve Murphy
Century 21 Masters
(805) 706-0047
80 Total Sales
1 in Santa Maria Country Club
$490,000 Price
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Ted Gillan
SLO Ranch and Sea Realty, Inc.
(805) 624-3296
26 Total Sales
1 in Santa Maria Country Club
$600,000 Price
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Monique Garza
Responds QuicklyCompass California, Inc.-PB
(805) 549-4077
44 Total Sales
1 in Santa Maria Country Club
$700,000 Price
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Deborah Brooks
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties
(805) 549-4153
41 Total Sales
3 in Santa Maria Country Club
$391K - $1M Price Range
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On average, homes in Santa Maria Country Club, Santa Maria sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Santa Maria Country Club, Santa Maria over the last 12 months is $439,900, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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