Bryn Stroyke brings to market one of the deepest lots on The Strand, enabling the faithful and meticulous construction of this coastal villa. The eye-catching residence is approximately 6,800 square feet in size but add another 1,000 square feet to that figure after factoring in the fresh-air lounge on the roof.
1818 Manhattan Avenue is an approximately 3,200 square foot, four-bedroom residence, which was completed in 2007, has been crafted in a traditional coastal style, complete with white walls that contrast pleasingly against warm, wood floors of Brazilian cherry featuring immaculate coastline views.
A custom luxury home—on a hyper-exclusive corner of Manhattan Beach’s much-beloved Strand—offers a rare union of privacy, space and location.
400 Paseo Del Mar is a beautiful oceanfront home located in Malaga Cove, California. The Malaga Cove address offers unblocked ocean views and is within walking distance of many local conveniences. The home’s interior has been recently overhauled by seasoned designer Barry Goldstein of Barry’s Designs.
A few blocks from the sand, in the heart of the Sand Section, a stark, geometric structure rises over the rooftops—its clean angles warmed by the glow of light cascading from its mostly glass exterior. Notable is a slender, flat roof that ascends like a canopy, facing due west.
A graceful and well-appointed hilltop for a one-of-a-kind panorama
Lots of ocean views and many comfortable spots to gather with family and friends. There’s privacy and a quality of construction. In this case, all within an efficient footprint of about 3,330 square feet on The Strand.
An evergreen California home on sun-splashed resort grounds makes for a one-of-a-kind Beach Cities experience.
Nestled atop a Rolling Hills hilltop parcel 17 Crest Road East, a new Spanish Colonial Revival estate by architect Michael Burch offers an elegant ranch lifestyle surrounded by one of the Pacific’s finest panoramas.
In the midst of the Roaring Twenties a man named William Henry Hobin incorporated his real estate firm, The Hobin Company. For decades, his heirs—first his son, then grandson—ran the Stockton, California, agency. Now Molly Hobin-Williams.
The Pacific Ocean. Its combination of grand views, salt-tinged air and beckoning sand is inspiring and has the keen power to uplift, no matter the season. When building a home in such an atmosphere, the key is to create a place that can match its splendor
Made in Malibu—the coveted enclave’s top agent Chris Cortazzo on the joys of fatherhood, soy lattes and the power of a good laugh.
