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.
Ever wonder where the proprietor of one of Beverly Hills’ poshest hotels rests his head at night? This stunning traditional home set on a half-acre-plus lot at 801 N. Sierra Drive, north of Sunset, listed by Aaron Kirman of Pacific Union International for $11.495 million, leaves no doubt. Peninsula Beverly Hills Owner Bo Zarnegin’s gated, five-bedroom abode has been tagged as “an entertainer’s dream come true” and lives up to its billing with a formal living room that opens via French doors to a pool and garden area.
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.
The rarity of the property lies in its expansive size along the Strand, a highly desired location and potential to shape it into whatever one wishes—a real-estate hat trick that’s elusive on one of the world’s most desired stretch of oceanfront.