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Tucked away on a private cul de sac, an incredible historic compound appears to almost float above the treetops in Palos Verdes Estates meticulously built by fine craftsman Arthur C. Munson, in 1936.
Nicknamed “Nautica” by its builder and sole owner John Nugent, the home stands out for far more than just its size and proximity to the sand and surf, both of which are found in large doses right across the street.
If you’ve strolled along 17th Street’s walk street in Manhattan Beach, it’s likely you’ve slowed down to check out the sprawling Mediterranean Revival home poised towards the end of the sunny walkway.
Nestled near the corner of Idaho, this newly constructed, 3,325-square-foot contemporary residence immediately broadcasts serene elegance. Rising three stories above the street, one of the two junior bedrooms on the third floor enjoys a view of Getty Center.
In the 1980s and 1990s, a new class of Mediterranean and modern homes dominated the upmarket housing market in the South Bay.
If you have ever dreamed of how peaceful life would be if nature walks were a regular part of your schedule, then 14411 Villa Woods Place is your ideal home.
Ideally located at 1409 Via Arco, this welcoming family compound gleams in the Southern California sunshine. Blissfully perched atop Palos Verdes Estates, its homeowners relish bountiful views of the Queen’s Necklace, Santa Monica Mountains and as far west as the Channel Islands.