Casa Cañón - Mid century 3 bedroom - near UCSB & Beach

Description

3 bedrooms, 5 beds. Near beach/ocean/bluffs/foothills and UCSB. Hidden neighborhood in secluded canyon. Gorgeous renovated space in a cute neighborhood surrounded by local organic farms. A 2 minute drive to the beach and hills. A neighborhood park with kids play equipment is a one minute walk away. Safe and friendly neighborhood. The space Beautiful, renovated 3 bedroom (plus pull out sofa bed), 2 bath with massive master bedroom and and open floor plan for the living and kitchen area. Private backyard with patio, outdoor table and Adirondack chairs. Notes regarding allergies: -- Cats live on the premises and are sometime present in the house between rentals, but not during your stay. -- All linens are washed with organic, fragrance free, hypoallergenic products. -- There is a HEPA filter in every bedroom Guest access You'll have the main portion of the house to yourself. I stay in the semi-detached family room. I have my own private entrance and patio. There is free street parking directly in front of the house. (The driveway area is for my private use.) Other things to note BEACH TAR: You may want few pairs of cheep socks to keep the tar from the beach off your feet. I have also left some baby oil and a scrubber brush inside the gate just in case you need to remove tar from your feet. TRASH/RECYCLING PICK-UP Trash is picked up up on Friday mornings. Your cans are the two smallish containers that are next to your gate. If you are saying on these days then please wheel the containers to the curb on Thursday evening and bring them back on Friday after pickup. Recycling is every other week -- I usually look to see if the neighbors have put out their blue cans. GARDENERS The gardeners usually come every other Saturday and will ring the doorbell on the gate before entering. HASKEL'S BEACH and BACARA RESTAURANTS AND SPA Bacara is adjacent to he public beach and they have good fish tacos and margaritas. There are several restaurants but a bit pricey. Just park in the public beach parking lot and not the valet at the main entrance and walk over. This beach has quite a lot of tar. There is a tar removal station at Bacara on the path between the pools and the beach. Or you can get the tar off your feet by using baby oil or cooking olive oil. I've left you some in the back patio: Just apply oil with a sponge or paper towel and brush feet first, then use soap and water from the outdoor hose to rinse it all away. FAUNA & FLORA PRECAUTIONS Eight Leggers: In this part of California we have both black widow spiders and brown widow spiders. I always do a spider check and spray or eliminate webs/spiders that I find but suggest you keep an eye out especially if you find a thick sticky web. They like to hide under things in dark places, mostly outside but occasionally inside (though my regular cleaners should keep them out). I suggest you take a look at photos online to familiarize yourselves. These spiders are very shy, prefer to hide and are not aggressive unless they feel threatened. They have fairly big bodies (if you can call them that) so pretty easy to recognize. We also have lots of friendly spiders like daddy long legs who like to hang out in daylight on ceilings and are not a problem. I have spider spray under the sink (it is foamy). Four Leggers: There are coyotes nearby and they are occasional spotted in the neighborhood. I enjoy hearing them sing at night. Raccoons and skunks will occasionally come into the yard as will some neighborhood cats. CHECK OUT: Please leave the place in clean condition: wash any dirty dishes, throw trash and recycling into the outdoor containers and make sure any wet towels, etc. are hung up (not on the floor) . If any items have been lost or damaged please let me know. And don't forget to lock the doors on the way out.