A beachfront high-end coastal condominium in Santa Barbara has hit the market for $6.59 million, according to a listing on Redfin.
Offering unobstructed ocean views, private amenities, and direct beach access, the 2,999 sq. ft. condominium features three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms.
The price per square foot comes to $2,199 per sq. ft., according to Redfin.
Located at 36 Seaview Drive, the residence sits near Coast Village Road’s boutiques and dining, as well as the Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore and Rosewood Miramar Beach, according to the listing.
Designed to maximize its coastal setting, the condominium has spacious living areas offering panoramic ocean views.
The residence has a spiral staircase that leads to a light-filled loft with a built-in office and three flex rooms that can be used as a gym, yoga studio, or a creative suite. The rooms offer easy access to an expansive attic space.
The home includes a kitchen with a marble-top breakfast bar and wood cabinetry. The kitchen is equipped with appliances such as a refrigerator, electric range, dishwasher, disposal, dryer, microwave, water purifier, and a washer.
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The condominium includes two reserved garage spaces, additional storage, and access to an elevator, according to the listing.
The residence is part of a gated community with round-the-clock security surveillance. Other common amenities include a pool, spa, and a tennis court.
Originally built in 1974, the property was last renovated in 2000, according to the listing. It has been listed several times since 2008, with the price appreciating over time.
According to the listing, the condominium was listed for $3.8 million in July 2008 and sold for $3.3 million in October 2008.
Most recently, it hit the market for $6.85 million in October 2025, before being taken off the market in January 2026. The property was relisted on March 23, 2026, at a lower asking price of $6.59 million.
The property was listed by Marcy Bazzani of Village Properties.
Overall, the Seaview Drive area is considered a balanced real estate market, according to Redfin. This means that the supply and demand of homes are on par.
The average home sells for around 4% below the listed price, with the average home going pending in around 59 days.
Across the country, California homeowners typically hold on to their homes the longest, a latest study has shown. The extended homeowner tenure was mostly due to the state’s tax laws that incentivized homeowners to stay longer.
Additionally, California’s housing market is leaning toward a buyer’s market, with many cities recording more sellers than prospective homebuyers, according to a recent study.
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