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Interested in exploring the real estate of the Santa Ynez Valley? Did you know that there are six communities which make up the area of Santa Ynez Valley? Most visitors to Santa Ynez are on their search for either the many world-class wineries and tasting rooms or to visit the Danish-inspired city of Solvang or to try their luck at the Chumash Casino. No matter what brings you to Santa Ynez, you can be sure to find each community friendly and comfortable with an old-world style. Los Alamos has an old-time Western feel to the seven-block long main street offering an antique mall in a historic train depot, quaint shops, restaurants and parks. Los Olivos offers a slice of upscale Americana with art galleries, an art museum, boutiques, more than a dozen wine tasting rooms, a world-class inn and a flagpole in the center of the town. The turn-of-the 20th century village of Santa Ynez serves real cowboys at a historic saloon and old west history at the museum along with inns, restaurants and stores. Whether you would like to golf, hike, bike, fish, see wildlife, tour a horse ranch, take a horseback ride or soar over it all in a glider or in a hot air balloon, you are certain to find what you are looking for in the Santa Ynez Valley.
Food Firestone Walker Brewing Company Maverick Saloon Meadows Restaurant & Bar at Royal Scandinavian Inn Trattoria Grappolo Vineyard House Restaurant Wine Cask Vineyards and wine tasting Clairmont Farms is a family owned lavender farm. Located in the Santa Ynez Valley in Los Olivos. There are five acres of the Grosso variety lavender, known for its healing quality. The fields are breathtakingly beautiful with the backdrop of the Santa Ynez Mountains. Three hundred year old oak trees dot the grounds. Filmmakers, photographers and painters arrive each year and apply their craft. The driveway is lined with olive trees that were planted by the Spanish Missionaries over 175 years ago. In addition to our essential oil, they also offer a complete line of lavender based personal care products, homemade soaps, etc. The farm in open to the public from 10 am to 6 pm daily. Tours each day with no charge. Visitors are welcome to stroll through the fields, picnic and shop in our boutique located next to the fields. For additional information, call 805 688 7505. Santa Barbara Wine Country Cycling Tours: If you would like a customized cycling tour of the Santa Ynez Valley Wineries, then consider contacting this company who offers a variety of wonderful cycling tours during which you can visit several wineries and also get an up close view of the prime real estate that abounds in Santa Ynez. |
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