825 De la Vina St
825 De la Vina St,
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
$5,500 - $12,000
1-3 Beds
Between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Santa Barbara combines coastal living with Mediterranean-style architecture. The city's Spanish Colonial Revival buildings and year-round mild climate have earned it the nickname "The American Riviera." The rental market remains competitive, with one-bedroom apartments averaging $2,224 per month (up 3.6% year-over-year), while two-bedrooms average $3,235 (up 2.6%). The Mesa and Upper State Street areas feature apartment communities and rental homes near beaches and downtown.
Santa Barbara's outdoor lifestyle centers around its beaches, State Street shopping district, and the historic Mission Santa Barbara. The University of California Santa Barbara campus contributes to the area's educational atmosphere. Local events include farmers' markets throughout the week and the annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Residents have access to numerous hiking trails and bike paths, including Rattlesnake Canyon trail. The city holds an interesting place in cinema history - Flying A Studios operated here from 1910 to 1922, producing approximately 1,200 silent films before the industry shifted to Hollywood.
East Beach residents are only minutes away from the Pacific Ocean.
West Downtown Santa Barbara is a very walkable neighborhood.
Downtown Santa Barbara is located between the ocean and mountains.
Lower State Santa Barbara is very central to the city.
Locals head to East Beach to surf a good beach break.
Paseo Nuevo is a bustling shopping center located off State Street in Santa Barbara.
As of April 2026, the average apartment rent in Santa Barbara, CA is $2,156 for a studio, $2,303 for one bedroom, $3,463 for two bedrooms, and $4,336 for three bedrooms. Apartment rent in Santa Barbara has increased by 0.7% in the past year.
Explore how walkable, bikeable, drivable, and transit-friendly Santa Barbara, CA is for everyday living.
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267 Students
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351 Students
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832 Students
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426 Students
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512 Students
Santa Barbara County Community
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Grades K-12
27 Students
Santa Barbara County Special Education School
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49 Students
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1,926 Students
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1,924 Students
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27 Students
La Cuesta Continuation High School
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Grades 9-12
Santa Barbara County Special Education School
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Grades K-12
49 Students
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