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Monte ito
Miscellany
Lad and
Sergio – final
preparations
(photo:
Leslie Leaney
and Jim
Handelman)
by Richard Mineards
Richard covered the Royal Family for Britain’s Daily Mirror and Daily Mail, and was an editor on New
York Magazine. He was also a national anchor on CBS, a commentator on ABC Network News, host on
E! TV, a correspondent on the syndicated show Extra, and a commentator on the KTLA Morning News.
He moved to Montecito eight years ago.
Glad Lad Takes A Dive
R
enowned deep sea diver Lad
Handelman’s get up and go
has definitely not got up and
gone!
Despite a devastating 1985 skiing
accident that broke his neck and left
him without the use of his body from
the chest down, Lad’s indomitable
spirit is as strong as ever, as a trip to
the Bahamas last month, his first dive
in 30 years, proved all too well.
Lad, 79, who became a successful
commercial diver and founded two
companies – Cal Dive International
and Oceaneering International – listed
on the New York Stock Exchange, is
often seen around our Eden by the
Beach with his wheelchair and specially outfitted elevator van, which
enables him to live life as normally as
possible.
“The word disability is not in
Lad Handelman, abalone man on a mission
(photo: Leslie Leaney and Jim Handelman)
Lad’s vocabulary,” says wife Linda.
“Nothing fazes him. He looks at a
challenge as something to be overcome.”
Lad, who lives in an aerie on TV Hill,
a tiara’s toss from the KEYT studios,
just returned from Nassau where he
joined his good friend Patrick Lahey,
of Triton Submarines, for a four-hour
deep dive nearly 3,000 feet in a submersible, I can exclusively reveal.
Facing almost insurmountable hurdles to even get to the Bahamas, not
to mention getting from the dock into
a tender boat and then into the submersible with a 22-inch opening, Lad
was primed and ready to go.
“Hitting the water, being splashed
over by ocean waves, while at the
same time seeing into the depths
below, brought back to me more emotions than I can count,” recounts Lad.
“I had to ask myself, is this real?
“To say the very least, even though
we had not started our descent yet,
I was in blue heaven, actually a seven-foot-in-diameter [and] six-and-ahalf-inch thick acrylic sphere.
“Having spent more than 10,000
hours plying our planet’s waters, this
latest experience started off like old
home week. What separated my latest experience from my past life was
that, instead of rushing to a work site
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Lad succeeds
in Mission
Impossible (photo:
Leslie Leaney and
Jim Handelman)
Lad, Patrick, and Sergio, and Triton 3300 in the Bahamas (photo: Leslie Leaney and Jim Handelman)
Lad, Sergio, and Patrick surface after dive
in Bahamas (photo: Leslie Leaney and Jim
Handelman)
and preparing myself for the hardcore
challenges and sometimes dangers
of undersea construction, I was able
to lean back in a comfortable RollsRoyce-like seat and, as they say in
Greyhound Bus commercials, ‘leave
the driving to them.’
“It even had climate control.”
Lad was joined by longtime friends
Patrick and Sergio Ibarra, for the
undersea adventure.
“We descended to the lip of a deep
canyon going from about 1,500 feet
down to a bottom depth of 2,750 feet,”
says Lad. “All remnants of surface
light had long disappeared. It was
very eerie in a strange sort of way.
From there, we carefully navigated
the washboard-like sea floor looking
for new life forms. We covered at least
a mile and did make some startling
recoveries, including what appeared
to be perfectly miniaturized hammerhead sharks, who seemed to care less
about our close presence, and we even
snared a giant-like abalone with our
manipulator.
“All in all, being able to overcome
a non-ending stream of obstacles just
to be finally tossed from the bouncy
transport boat to the heaving deployment vessel and then dropped through
a small hatchway was in itself quite an
adventure, let alone descending to a
spot no human has ever seen before,
made me re-born and chomping at the
bit for the next adventure!”
Lad Handelman, an example to us
all.
All About Eaves
TV talk show host Conan O’Brien,
our tony town’s latest celebrity resident, as I exclusively revealed here,
has an unusual proposition for fans,
the chance to stay overnight in his Los
Angeles studio.
Conan, 52, has placed the studio on
Stage 15 on the Warner Bros. lot in
Burbank on the home-sharing website
Airbnb, so fans can opt for a night
among its rafters.
The listing reveals the accommodation will be much more basic than
the usual options on the site, with the
chance to take in Conan taping his
TBS show from a unique bird’s-eye
vantage point.
“Are you a fan of rafters built in
1927?” the listing reads.
“Do you admire the kind of craftsmanship that only existed for a brief
moment between the two World
Wars?”
It could even be a big fan’s break, as
the listing clearly states: “Conan will
talk to you during a real show... so
viewers will see it that night on their
TVs and millennials will see you the
next day on their infernal devices.”
The posting also warns contestants
who are allergic to wood or wood
products to refrain from entering.
Providing allergies are not of concern, to be considered all entrants
must provide reason of “why on earth
they’d want to spend five minutes in
our rafters, much less a whole night.”
While amenities will be limited, the
listing does promise a “real bed” and
access to the studio bathroom.
A true rarity in L.A., Conan is even
offering free parking.
Power Play
Montecito’s most famous resident,
Oprah Winfrey, worth around $3 billion, has been a regular feature on
Forbes magazine’s annual rich list for
the past decade.
But now the 61-year-old founder of her eponymous cable channel,
OWN, has appeared on the financial
glossy’s latest listing of the world’s
100 most powerful women, which is
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headed by German chancellor Angela
Merkel, 60, presidential candidate
Hillary Clinton, 67. and philanthropist Melinda Gates, 50, in the top
slots.
Oprah is ranked at number 12, just
two places below First Lady Michelle
Obama, 51.
Fellow TV talk-show host and
Montecito neighbor Ellen DeGeneres,
57, is number 50 on the list, while
Queen Elizabeth, 89, is ranked at 41.
Actress Angelina Jolie, another
Santa Barbara resident, is at 54, and
former Montecito homeowner Ariana
Huffington is at 61, fashion moguls
Tory Burch, Diane von Furstenberg,
and Miuccia Prada at 73, 75, and
79 respectively, with Fox News host
Greta Van Susteren scraping in at 99...
Just for Laughs
Montecito resident Julia LouisDreyfus and comedian Jerry Seinfeld
starred together for nine hit seasons
on the hugely popular NBC sitcom
Seinfeld.
The fan favorites were seen together
again the other day in a sneak peek of
the upcoming season of Comedians in
Cars Getting Coffee.
The nearly two-minute trailer
showed Seinfeld, 61, engaging in witty
banter with Julia, 54, as well as comedians Stephen Colbert – who replaces David Letterman’s Late Show in
September – Jim Carrey, Bill Maher,
Steve Harvey, and Trevor Noah, the
new host of Comedy Central’s The
Daily Show following Jon Stewart’s
departure.
Seinfeld created the web series distributed by the Crackle digital network and its six-episode sixth season
will premiere Wednesday, June 3.
Each episode features Seinfeld, an
avid auto collector, selecting a vintage
car for a guest comedian followed by
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(photo by David Shankbone)
a ride together for coffee.
Julia, who has signed up for her fifth
season of the Emmy-winning HBO
show Veep, was assigned a grey Aston
Martin that has been famously associated with fictional British spy 007 and
is also driven by Prince Charles, a 21st
birthday present from his mother, the
Queen.
“You are the James Bond of comedy.
Whatever the mission, you come in
and kill,” says Seinfeld, as Julia giggles.
He is also heard delivering a
Seinfeld-esque line to Maher over coffee.
“If they were really doughnut holes,
wouldn’t the bag be empty?” he asks
rhetorically.
Polo in Palisades
To Will Rogers State Park in pulsating Pacific Palisades for the second
annual British Polo Day.
The 400-guest, invitation-only event,
hosted by Will Rogers Polo Club president and new Carpintera resident,
Andrew Bossom – a graduate of Eton
College, where princes William and
Harry were schooled – and Sandhurst,
Britain’s version of West Point, where
the heir to throne and his brother also
graduated, attracted a torrent of tony
types from the U.K.
Guests included Lord Freddie
Windsor, nephew of the Duke of
Kent and Princess Alexandra – a
financial executive at J.P. Morgan in
Century City – and his actress wife,
Sophie Winkelman, who starred on
the CBS series Two and a Half Men.
Also attending was Santa Barbara
Polo Club regular, Old Etonian actor
Baron Clement von Franckenstein, an
Prepped for the day’s events are the Duke of Argyll, Torquhil Campbell; polo player Tom Schuerman
on Darlin; Melinda Blue, DVM; Pat Nesbitt, Griffin Leigh Dellaverson, and Sean Dishman (photo by
Priscilla)
Enjoying British Polo Day are Lord Frederick
Windsor, son of Prince Michael of Kent, and
Richard Mineards (photo by Priscilla)
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Celebrating the Annual British Polo Day Worldwide at Will Rogers State Park Polo Field are Charles
Ward, Tom Schuerman, Leigh Brecheen, Baron Clement von Franckenstein, host and club president
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old friend, and Torquhil Campbell,
the 47-year-old 13th Duke of Argyll,
who owns one of Scotland’s most
stately piles, Inveraray Castle, on a
60,000 acre estate.
Last year, PBS did a one-hour documentary on the dashing duke and he
tells me another hour-long follow-up
is now in the works. The 300-year-old
house has also been used for scenes in
the highly rated PBS show Downton
Abbey, which is currently shooting its
sixth and final season at Highclere
Castle, the home of the Earl and
Countess of Carnarvon.
After quaffing the free-flowing
Taittinger champagne and Royal
Salute scotch whisky, the guests at the
boffo British bash, sponsored by Land
Rover and the top London department
store, Harrods whose doorman in his
distinctive green and gold uniform
had been flown over the occasion,
watched two exciting polo matches, including a team from Harrow
School, known by former students as
the Dump on the Hump – the alma
mater of Winston Churchill, playwright Terence Rattigan, photographer Cecil Beaton, and actors Benedict
Cumberbatch and Edward Fox.
When I lived nearby just off Chelsea’s
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Guests Rachel
Hanada,
Deborah Heo,
Ebe Sievwright,
British Polo
Day emcee
and commentator,
and Victoria
Firestone
holding Jasper
(photo by
Priscilla)
Peter and Deborah Bertling, John Palminteri, gala auctioneer, Anne Luther and Julian Nott (photo by
Priscilla)
Lunching on the deck are Allie Clay and Kenny
Loggins (photo by Priscilla)
Sloane Square in the 1970s, we knew
the tony Knightsbridge emporium as
H.A. Rods, but I’m now told locals
have dubbed it H-Arabs, given its
Qatari ownership and heavily Middle
Eastern clientele.
Among the elegant throng, looking like a scene from a MerchantIvory film, were film director Cassian
Elwes, Texas gadabout Charles
Ward, Summerland hotel magnate
Pat Nesbitt, Montecito rocker Kenny
Loggins, Olivier de Givenchy, Nona
Summers, Santa Barbara Polo Club
player Leigh Brecheen and her
daughter, Griffin, a student at St.
Andrews University in Scotland –
Prince William’s alma mater – Vanity
Fair contributing editor Wendy Stark
and Prince Charles Windisch-Graetz
and his wife, Adriana.
So far, the achingly glamorous
event, held around the globe, has
raised more than $2 million for charity,
including L.A.’s Homeboy Industries
and London’s Great Ormond Street
Hospital.
An auction, with lots including
stays in Bali, the Royal Mansour in
Marrakech, the Six Senses Laamu in
the Maldives, flights on Surfair, a
subscription-based aviation service,
and any global resort choice in the 3rd
Home portfolio, added to the coffers.
Lending a Financial Hand
The
53-year-old
Scholarship
Foundation of Santa Barbara (SFSB)
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Andrew Bossom, host and player with the Harrow
polo team on Cohiba and Amza Bossom, holding
the reins (photo by Priscilla)
awarded a record $8.7 million to nearly 3,000 county students, in conjunction with its largest partner, the Santa
Barbara Foundation.
This year SFSB executives received
3,481 applications for financial support.
While 2,948 of those students
received critical funding, more than
500 deserving students were rejected
due to lack of monies, though the
scholarship total is around $100,000
more than last year.
“As proud as we are of this achievement, we never stop thinking about
the many worthy young people we
had to turn down,” says outgoing
president, Janet Garufis. “It is heartbreaking to deny aid to any deserving
student who wishes to pursue a higher education degree or credential.”
In the evening the foundation held a
dinner for 265 guests at the Santa Barbara
Historical Museum with supporters
including Joe Cole, Joanne Holderman,
Brad Nack, Palmer Jackson, Stuart
and Penny Jenkins, Michael Towbes,
Lynn Brittner, Marybeth Carty, Bob
and Vicki Hazard, Nancy Schlosser,
Patty Palmer, and Norm and Jane
Habermann.
Since 1962, SFSB has provided more
than 39,600 scholarships totaling $96.7
million for county students.
Merriment and Money
To celebrate its forthcoming production of Carl Orff’s spectacular Carmina
At the Monarch table to be feted are (front row) Marilyn Mazess, Ann Macy, Valerie Swanson, and JoAnne
Wasserman, artistic director/conductor of the Choral Society; (back) Stefan Riesenfeld, Dick Mazess, Mike
Macy, Bob Swanson, and Gary Wasserman
Dan Secord, harpist Valerie Saint Martin, co-chair Marylove Thralls and Jim Robbins, the court’s jester
(photo by Priscilla)
Burana – based on 12th century poems
– with the Santa Barbara Symphony on
its 63rd opening night at the Granada
in October, the Santa Barbara Choral
Society hosted “In Taberna: A Night
of Medieval Merriment” gala at the
Music Academy of the West’s Lotte
Lehmann Hall.
The colorful bash, with most of
the 137 guests garbed magnificently in medieval mode, was co-hosted
by Marylove Thralls and Mary Dan
Eades and raised around $20,000 for
the popular group.
Treasurer Jim Robbins, dressed as a
I was used to heat, but this place was so dry the trees were bribing the dogs. – Irvine Welsh
court jester, bells and all, emceed the
Plantagenet party, which featured the
State Street Ballet’s Professional Track
Dancers under director Megan Philip,
the Rollick recorder musicians playing traditional music, Valerie Saint
Martin on the harp and the Pacific
Sword Company and the Bowler
Boys, regular performers with the
Santa Barbara Revels, doing energized
Morris dancing.
The ubiquitous KEYT journalist,
John Palminteri, conducted the auc-
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Santa Barbara Special Olympics Athletics at the 7th Annual Inspire Greatness luncheon with honorees
Lamarcus Briggs and Jerry Raffealli (photo by Priscilla)
Medieval revelers Molly Ballantine, Renee Kelleher, Brooks Firestone, Joan Speirs, Tom Le Pley, and
Hayley Firestone Jessup (photo by Priscilla)
tion, which included a week at a
villa in Provence, a river cruise on
the Danube, a stay in Hawaii and a
12-diamond gold ring.
Among those making musical,
as well as Middle Age merriment,
were Brooks Firestone, Debra
Stewart, SB Chamber Orchestra
director Kevin Marvin, Dan Secord,
Kate Rees, Karen Williams, Pam
Enticknap, Barbara Burger, Erica
DiBartolomeo, Candy Stevenson,
Deborah
Bertling,
Kathleen
Stinnett, Julian Nott, dashing as
Robin Hood, Anne Luther, symphony director David Pratt, and
former symphony president Stefan
Riesenfeld.
Carmina Burana has not been performed in our Eden by the Beach since
2008, so the October 17 show should
be an absolute cracker.
Have a Heart, Having a Ball
Although it has one of the most
cavernous ballrooms in town, the
American Heart Association opted to
make its 16th annual gala, the Beach
Ball, at the Bacara an outdoor affair
with tables laid out for the 300 guests
around the tony hostelry’s fountain
entrance court.
The bash, chaired by Cox Media
executive Sarah Bishop Jaimes, was
expected to raise around $190,000
toward the charity’s health fitness
program.
Sansum Clinic cardiologist Joseph
Aragon, immediate past president,
was honored for his many contributions to the association and the community.
Among the tony throng were
Tom Adams, Ali Azarvan, Aaron
Clark, Brittany and Tyler Dobson,
Tiffany Hampton, Kimberly Horn,
Laura Hunt, Jennie Jacobs, Wayne
and Sharol Siemens,Travis King,
Kirsten and Tori McLaughlin,
Robert Mislang, Jon Standring,
Stacy
Tolkin-Lowman,
Ron
and Vicki Simms, and Nicole
Wichowski.
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Dance the Night Away
The UCSB Dance Company, directed by Delila Moseley, put on quite a
show to wrap up its current season at
the Center Stage Theater.
The performers, just back from a
European tour, danced four works,
including Genevieve Carson’s new
work Perpetuum and Jerry Pearson’s
16-year-old Artifice, a personal favorite.
Soaring in the Desert, with Clouds,
an evocative new work by Nancy
Colahan to music by William Pasley,
opened the second half, with the
entertaining foot fest wrapping with
master choreographer José Limon’s
1956 work There Is A Time, reconstructed by Alice Condodina....
Feeling Special
Athletes and coaches from the
Southern California Special Oympics
gathered at the Courthouse Sunken
Garden for its seventh annual Inspire
Greatness lunch which honored Ugo
“Butch” Arnoldi, a 41-year veteran
and commander of the Goleta sheriff’s
station, for his 33 years of aiding the
growth of the organization, including
the Law Enforcement Torch Run.
This is an important year for the
organization because the Special
Olympics World Summer Games will
be hosted in Los Angeles in July and
August, with more than 7,000 athletes
from 177 countries competing in 25
sporting events.
Lamarcus Briggs, 33, and World
Games gold medal winner Jerry
Raffealli, 58, who received Athlete
of the Year awards, will be competing
in the big event in the basketball and
softball categories.
Dan Weiner was recognized as
Outstanding Adult Volunteer, while
Cameron Woods was Outstanding
Youth Volunteer.
Among the 200 guests turning out
for the cause were mayor Helene
Schneider, police chief Cam Sanchez,
Silvio Di Loreto, supervisors Janet
Wolf and Salud Carbajal, Trudi
Carey, Jerry Siegel, and Bill Pintard.
Star-Bach’s
This year’s Bach by Candlelight
concert by the 32-year-old West Coast
Chamber Orchestra, under veteran
conductor Christopher Story and
Westmont College music professor
Michael Shasberger, featured the
German composer’s 1735 short comic
opera The Coffee Cantata, singing the
praises of the stimulating morning
Java jolt.
The amusing and rare work, about
a killjoy father who tries to ban his
vivacious daughter drinking coffee,
featured both Westmont tutor Grey
Brothers and Michael, doing double
duty with the baton and his vocal
chords, and soprano Emmalee Wetzel.
The rest of the performance included violinist Tamsen Beseke piccolo player Sheridon Stokes, and
flutist Andrea Di Maggio, in the
Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 and the
Telemann Suite in A Minor, kicking off
with Air on a G String.
Write On
Author Karen Roberts publishes second book
Author Karen Roberts, an investment executive in Montecito, has just
published her second work Journeys:
Healing Through Nature’s Wisdom with
co-writer Dana Simpson, who was
diagnosed with Lyme Disease.
Inveterate traveler and keen equestrian Karen, who has suffered with multiple sclerosis for 25 years, describes the
147-page work as “inspirational essays,”
with photographs by Tim Hauf.
“It demonstrates the courage to step
beyond the restrictions of the disease,” she explained at a bijou book
bash at Tecolote, the bustling bibliophile bastion in the upper village.
Her first book, Passions and Patience:
Fostering Earth’s Future Through Unlikely
Partnerships, was published in 2004.
Big Mouth
Santa Barbara’s Museum of Natural
History was socially gridlocked when
it opened its summer exhibition feaGary Cunningham, honoree lieutenant Ugo Arnoldi, Sarah Jaimes, Cox sponsor, Forester and guest speak- turing the 60-foot-long Megalodon,
er Bill Pintard (photo by Priscilla)
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now, thankfully, extinct.
The show, which runs through the
end of August, features a life-size
sculpture that reveals the true scale of
the terrifying prehistoric predator that
swam in global waters 17 million to
two million years ago, as well as fullscale models of living sharks, including a 16-foot great white, a frequent
visitor to our shores, as local seals
know all too well.
“The megalodon had 275 teeth at
any given time and shed them like
a conveyor belt does,” says Bruce
MacFadden of the Florida Museum of
Natural History in Gainesville, where
the exhibit first debuted a decade ago.
“Their fossil teeth are all over the
world.”
For those wanting to see live sharks,
albeit smaller than the Megalodon,
the museum’s Sea Center at Stearns
Wharf has also opened its new Shark
Cove exhibit.
Compelling exhibits to definitely
get your teeth into.
Sightings: Top NBA draft pick Jahlil
Okafor strolling near the SB Yacht
Club...Mall magnate Herb Simon on
his cell phone outside the Honor Bar...
Spider-Man actor Gregg Daniel at the
Santa Barbara Polo Club
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5:30, 7:00, 8:20, 9:55;
Sat & Sun: 12:00, 1:20, 2:45, 4:10,
5:30, 7:00, 8:20, 9:55;
Mon to Thu: 1:20, 2:45, 4:10, 5:30,
7:00, 8:20
916 STATE STREET,
SANTA BARBARA
H JURASSIC WORLD
3D C Thu: 7:00 PM
H INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER
3 C Fri to Sun: 2:10, 4:45, 7:20,
PLAZA DE ORO 9:55; Mon to Thu: 2:50, 5:30, 8:10
H SAN ANDREAS C
371 SOUTH HITCHCOCK WAY, Fri to Sun: 1:00, 2:20, 3:50, 6:40,
POLTERGEIST C
SANTA BARBARA
Fri to Sun: 1:40, 4:20, 7:10, 9:45;
8:00, 9:25; Mon to Thu: 2:20, 3:50,
Mon to Wed: 2:30, 5:20, 8:00;
6:40, 8:00
Thu: 2:30, 5:20
H LOVE & MERCY C
H SAN ANDREAS 3D C
Fri: 4:45, 7:45; Sat & Sun: 2:00, 4:45, 5:10 PM
AVENGERS: AGE OF UL7:45; Mon & Tue: 4:45, 7:45;
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD E
TRON C Fri to Sun: 1:10, 4:00, Wed: 7:45 PM; Thu: 4:45, 7:45
Fri to Sun: 1:15, 4:00, 6:50, 9:45;
6:40, 9:30; Mon to Wed: 2:15, 4:50,
Mon to Thu: 2:10, 5:00, 7:45
7:45; Thu: 2:15, 4:50
GEMMA BOVERY E Fri: 5:00,
EX MACHINA E
7:30; Sat & Sun: 2:15, 5:00, 7:30;
Fri to Sun: 3:40, 9:05;
H JURASSIC WORLD C
Mon & Tue: 5:00, 7:30;
Mon to Thu: 7:30 PM
Thu: 8:00 PM
Wed: 5:00 PM; Thu: 5:00, 7:30
WOMAN IN GOLD C
H JURASSIC WORLD
Fri to Sun: 1:05, 6:30;
H WHEN MARNIE WAS
3D C Thu: 9:00 PM
Mon to Thu: 2:00, 4:45
THERE B Wed: 5:00, 7:30
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93108 OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY
SUNDAY JUNE 7
ADDRESS
TIME
1570 East Valley Road
By Appt.
2225 Featherhill Road
1-3pm
705 Park Lane
1-4pm
36 Hammond Drive
By Appt.
923 Buena Vista Drive
By Appt.
2796 Bella Vista Road
1-4pm
923 Buena Vista
By Appt.
1709 Overlook Lane
1-4pm
720 El Bosque Road
2-4pm
1445 South Jameson Lane 1-4pm
1775 Glen Oaks Drive
1-3pm
709 Park Lane
1-4pm
2931 Hidden Valley Lane
2-4pm
1424 East Valley Road
1-4pm
298 East Mountain Drive
2-4pm
1641 East Valley Road
2-4pm
732 Santecito Drive
1-3pm
115 Coronada Circle
2-4pm
619 Stoddard Lane
1-4pm
655 Circle Drive
1-4pm
1251 East Valley Road
1-4pm
1220 Coast Village Road #110 By Appt.
1936 North Jameson Lane C 1-4pm
4 – 11 June 2015
$
$8,500,000
$6,995,000
$5,995,000
$5,765,000
$5,750,000
$5,750,000
$5,750,000
$5,650,000
$5,195,000
$4,795,000
$4,495,000
$3,750,000
$3,298,000
$3,200,000
$2,995,000
$2,595,000
$1,875,000
$1,699,000
$1,595,000
$1,299,000
$1,195,000
$1,195,000
$895,000
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