Banana Belt Neighborhood- East Side Santa Cruz
Banana Belt.. The Banana belt is so named because of the milder temperatures for the east side of Santa Cruz. The Banana Belt neighborhood has some variety of interesting architecture and is warmer than the closer to ocean area of Seabright. The temperatures are probably 5-10 degrees warmer generally, especially during the summer when the influences of the cooler sea breeze doesn't get this far in.
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More of the Banana Belt, and East Santa Cruz neighborhood
The streets are generally wider and you will find a wide variety of homes here built in the 20's 30's and 40's. There are some really cool creaftsman bungalows and probably one of the larges collection of nice smaller architecture in Santa Cruz.You will find streets here such as Branciforte, Morrissey, Marnell, Parnell, San Juan, Stanford, Chilverton, Pacheco, Linden, and some others. This a great place to live and enjoy old architecture. Good freeway access and a nice quiet area.
To see homes call: Gregg Camp (831) 818-7524 www.propertyinsantacruz.com
See the Santa Cruz County School District map of the school districts in Santa Cruz County that your child may attend. Click on the plus + or minus - buttons to enlarge the map. Before making any decision on buying a home, call the school district to be sure your potential home is in the district you want. As schools face economic problems, some schools may close or the boundaries may have changed. You can contact the Santa Cruz County Office of Education at 831-476-7140 or visit the website of the schools or districts and call the appropriate one.
