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Set along one of the most coveted stretches of Ocean Boulevard, this rare architectural sanctuary is conceived as a place of quiet retreat—where land, light, and sea exist in effortless balance. Sculpted in sun-warmed stone, whispering glass, and open air, the residence unfolds with a calm confidence, its form shaped not to dominate the horizon, but to draw the horizon inward. From the moment of arrival, the home reveals itself gradually. Planes of stone and softened edges create a sense of enclosure and privacy, while carefully framed views pull the eye outward toward the Pacific. Every line is intentional; every transition between spaces is unhurried. The architecture invites pause—allowing light, shadow, and coastal air to become active elements of daily life. The main level is conceived as a continuous, flowing environment where living, dining, and kitchen spaces merge seamlessly. Here, expansive walls of glass dissolve boundaries, opening the home to ocean light and sky while preserving an intimate sense of shelter. The kitchen is both functional and sculptural, anchoring the space as a place of gathering and quiet ritual rather than display. Above, the private quarters offer a deeply restorative atmosphere. The primary suite is designed as a retreat within a retreat, complete with a dedicated sitting area where mornings begin with filtered coastal light and evenings settle into stillness. Secondary spaces are equally considered, each offering privacy, softness, and a connection to the natural rhythms outside. A media room on the second level provides a more inward-focused experience—an enclave for reflection, conversation, or retreat from the day—while the lower level opens into a more relaxed living environment, suited for extended stays, hosting, or multigenerational living. Throughout the home, materials are consistent and restrained, allowing texture, proportion, and light to carry the narrative. What distinguishes this residence is not scale alone, but depth—emotional, architectural, and experiential. There has never been a home on Ocean Boulevard that so fully captures the quiet power of its setting, where architecture breathes in rhythm with the sea and each space offers restoration rather than spectacle. This is not a home designed to impress at first glance. It is a place to be discovered slowly, lived in fully, and returned to—again and again—as a personal refuge overlooking the ever-changing horizon.
Listing agent: Steven Sergi DRE #01417942 steven@valiaOC.com, Listing office: VALIA Properties
MLS data updated 10/30/2026, 1:47:40 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: NP26028970
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$48,500,000Closed sale · Jul 2, 2026ZIP 92625 · Jul 2026
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