Many spectacular Santa Barbara, CA, homes have water views, but only a handful actually...
Many spectacular Santa Barbara, CA, homes have water views, but only a handful actually sit on the water. Meet The Thomas Jefferson, which has proudly floated in Santa Barbara Harbor since 1971. The one-of-a-kind, buoyant beauty is listed for $4.9 million. “It's grandfathered in and was an incredibly delicate process to get it where it is,” says Bryony Atkinson, one of three listing agents, along with Patti Ruben and Alan Melkonyan.
Floating Home Made Out of What?! Whimsical Sausalito House on the Water Is Listed for $730K ‘Mountain Sophistication’: $2.3M Home in Georgia Wine Country Goes From Foreclosure to Fancy The Hummingbird House on Seattle's Lake Union Lands on the Market for $2.25M “My first thought when I saw it was amazement,” Melkonyan recalls. “As soon as I stepped in, I remembered my high school teacher saying 'Measure twice, cut once.' That slogan lives throughout this house.
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