Ballard CA Homes for Rent
The median home value in Ballard, CA is $1,204,600.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $863,600.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Ballard, CA is $1,204,600.
Approximately 57.39% of Ballard homes are owned,
compared to 26.42% rented, while
16.19% are vacant.
Ballard real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Ballard real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
$1,375,000
1930 Alamo Pintado Road Ballard, CA 93463
- Type:
- Single Family
- Sq.Ft.:
- 1,500
- Status:
- Active
- Beds:
- 3
- Lot size:
- 0.56 Acres
- Year built:
- 1886
- Baths:
- 2.00
- MLS#:
- 24456333
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Experience authentic farmhouse living in our Santa Ynez Valley wine country! Step into this beautifully updated Ballard farmhouse, located in the coveted Ballard School District. This charming home has all the modern amenities one could desire but has maintained its' rustic farmhouse style. Wood floors, shiplap and unique lighting add to the character for true farmhouse design. In addition to the living area is a barn under mature trees, approximately 450 square feet, which can be used as extra space to enjoy. The creek-side backyard oozes charm with a rustic shed beneath an old sequoia. The home was featured in Romantic Country (2016) and Santa Barbara Magazine (2017) and has been approved as a designated historic landmark by Santa Barbara County Historic Landmarks Advisory Board. This beautifully protected historic home sits above the Alamo Pintado creek and is walking distance to Bob's Well Bread and the 1800s Ballard Schoolhouse, and is just a 4-minute drive to the quaint town of Los Olivos. The farmhouse comes fully furnished so you can move right in! It's also located around the corner from the incredible Clairmont Lavender Farm, Los Olivos Olive & Lavender Farm and just down the road from Lincourt Vineyard. The historic water shed nestled next to the sequoia tree in the backyard could be transformed into a summer and winter bar!