1500 Hermosa Avenue and 1501 Palm Drive. Boasting unobstructed views of sand and sea, both homes sit at approximately 3,000 square feet and offer four bedrooms and three and a half baths. While both are sublime beach family homes, each abode has singular advantages.
The spacious 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath home also claims completely unobstructed 360-degree views from several of its patios and notably, the rooftop deck, now a rarity in Manhattan Beach.
Gracefully resting on the hilltop of 12th Street in Manhattan Beach dwells a crowning American Martyrs-section home, one with everything a family needs for the ultimate Manhattan Beach lifestyle offered by Mike Michalski and Sachi Fujita.
Stretched gracefully along a spacious 7500-square-foot lot rests an exquisite beach modern home. Set in the highly sought Manhattan Beach Hill Section, the home is nestled perfectly into a quiet section of 9th Street, with sweeping city and mountain views.
Perfectly located in a quiet pocket of Ardmore is a home that strikes a harmonious balance between beach-modern and traditional-farmhouse. Elevated high above the street, the home towers over treetops and the green belt in a stately manner.
Hollywood Icon and Architect to the stars John Elgin Woolf gets his close up with a new exhibit at Palos Verdes Art Center, a rare opportunity to share a large collection of Woolf’s works, one of the originators of Hollywood Regency style.
