Ken Switzer

For sale for the 1st time in over 50 years, is this rare under-developed parcel in an A++ location, adjacent to the Cottage Hospital medical buildings, Sansum Clinic, etc. Current use is 3 apartment units in front at the street, the back portion of the lot was never built on. Recent and ever-increasing housing density rules now offer a developer/investor a lucrative opportunity to build-out the

For buyers seeking easy stair-free turnkey living in a central Santa Barbara location, this single-story newer renovation at the top of the Upper East will check all the boxes! The custom Spanish contemporary home features an open floorplan with generous-sized rooms, French oak hardwood floors throughout, a recently re-built kitchen, gorgeous remodeled designer bathrooms, old world-style

1306+1308 Bath Street is a prime-location downtown duplex with many rooms and square footage, plus a detached 2-car garage, delivered vacant for the next owner to maximize its potential. Downstairs unit is a 4-bed/2-bath with separate entrances for potential conversion to a main unit + Junior ADU unit. Upstairs is a spacious 2-bed/1-bath apartment; the combined measured square footage for both

Recognized as one of Santa Barbara's most iconic and cherished apartment properties, La Casa Rosalia is for sale for the 1st time in nearly 40 years. In a premium West Beach location 1.5 blocks to the waterfront and 1 block to State Street, the property is a crowning example of local Spanish Colonial architecture at its peak era, designed in 1930 by E. Keith Lockard. Today the 17 total units in 3

Now available for sale is one of Santa Barbara's most iconic and amazing homes, at the beginning of the exclusive Upper East neighborhood just a few blocks to the heart of downtown. This gorgeous Queen Anne Victorian is one of the first grand homes built in this idyllic coastal town - in 1887 by prominent local financier Joseph Howard - and in recent years has been brought back to its full glory

Poised at the crossroads of Santa Barbara's Upper East and downtown and across from Alice Keck Park gardens, and now for sale for the 1st time in its 85-year history, the McCormick House is a unique treasure and legacy estate opportunity. Built in 1940 in a Minimal Traditional design with enduring elegance by architect Chester Carjola for the purpose of a wellness center, the structure was

2 adjacent parcels each with an extra-large oceanfront duplex, representing an opportunity for fantastic cash flow in perhaps the most captive student tenant micro-market in the country. Over 40,000 UC Santa Barbara and City College students compete to try and rent only ~80 oceanfront buildings on Del Playa. Current rents are ~20%-30% below what a renovated building could bring in, for example a