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About Goleta

Nicknamed “The Good Land,” this comely coastal plain 10 miles west of Santa Barbara is home to a flourishing tech industry, premier golf and surf hotspots, and the innovative University of California in Santa Barbara—as well as all the pleasant beaches, farm-fresh food, and regional wineries the Gold Coast is known for. Once considered the sleepier, small-town sister to Santa Barbara, the city is fast becoming a destination in its own right due to a crop of new craft breweries, the opening of several stylish hotels and resorts, its popular annual festivals, and a growing awareness of the area’s natural beauty and charms.

What to Love

  • A slice of quintessential suburbia steadily carving out its own character.
  • Suburban living paired with a budding scene of hip new spots to eat, drink, play, and stay.
  • Convenient transit hubs that make commuting—and getaways—a breeze.
  • An abundance of new construction properties and ‘50s-era tract homes.
  • Recreational activities abound, but a few particularly desirable spots will thrill surfers and golfers.

The Lifestyle

It’s an open secret that Santa Barbara residents regularly daytrip out to Goleta to enjoy the area’s less-crowded beaches, numerous bike trails, and diversity of shopping options. Old Town Goleta boasts the area’s best vintage and thrift stores and specialty Asian markets, and larger retailers like Costco, Home Depot, and Bed, Bath & Beyond anchor the city’s major shopping centers. Conversely, Goleta residents have a bigger city at their fingertips: a 15-minute drive delivers you to the restaurants, watering holes, boutiques, and all-day-long action of State Street in downtown Santa Barbara.

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    FAQ

    The financial aspect is one of the main factors that dominate the real estate purchase process. People are confused about their ability to determine a specific amount to pay as a down payment and what percentage is appropriate for them. The down payment is the percentage that the customer pays out of the total amount, and the required down payment ranges from 5% to 10%. While it is always recommended to pay a higher down payment such as 20%. The higher the percentage of the down payment, the lower the value of the installments that are paid and the easier it is for you to pay them, and the lower the value of the interest that is increased in the case of installments. We always advise you to consult with your real estate broker and tell him the limits of the amount that you intend to pay as a down payment, and he will help you in getting an offer that matches your financial plans