Summerland is a beautiful
community that resides on the Pacific Coast between the cities of
Carpinteria and Santa Barbara. Its colorful hillside buildings and
Big Yellow House restaurant are visible from State Highway 101 a
few miles south of Santa Barbara.
Founded in 1889 by rancher
Harry L. Williams, the town attracted a unique population because
of his interest in the supernatural as he invited others to join
him. The Big Yellow House which, like many original buildings in
town rumored to have ghosts, was built in 1884 as the founder's
personal residence.
A coastal community that
has survived its less glorious past during the oil booming days is
now unique town worth visiting with its beautiful Miramar Beach
that has regained is natural scenic beauty. |
California Central Coast Directory
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Featured
Bed and Breakfast Inns, Summerland California
- Bath
Street Inn, Santa Barbara
Located close to old Santa Barbara, this Queen Anne
Victorian home offers a variety of rooms that may have
combinations of gas fireplaces and Jacuzzi bathtubs.
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- Casa
Del Mar Inn, Santa Barbara
A charming, Mediterranean-style Inn just steps from blue
Pacific. Twenty-one rooms and suites.
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- Cheshire
Cat Inn, Santa Barbara
Two side-by-side graceful Victorian homes close to the
beach with the theme of Alice in Wonderland.
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- Coast
Village Inn, Santa Barbara
The inn has 28 guest rooms and suites, some with ocean
views, others with a wet bar or full kitchen.
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- Coast
Village Inn, Santa Barbara
The inn has 28 guest rooms and suites, some with ocean
views, others with a wet bar or full kitchen.
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- Secret
Garden Inn & Cottages, Santa Barbara
Secluded behind high hedges and romantic gardens this inn
offers rooms and cottages furnished with French Country antiques
and Oriental rugs.
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