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A resplendent residence featured in The Wall Street Journal and Coast Magazine for its 17’ lighted shoe display. This ultra-luxe dwelling abounds with exquisite details such as Mafi wood flooring and accent walls, crocodile upholstery wall treatments, Western Window Systems, and Porcelanosa fixtures/tiles throughout. Designed by renowned Brandon Architects with interiors by award-winning Ultra-Mod Home Concepts, exposed cast concrete and bold, linear architecture take center stage. Storefront windows reveal a first hint of the refined finishes and fills the interior with an abundance of natural light. Idyllic for daily living and sophisticated entertaining, accommodations comprise of a primary suite, secondary en suite bedroom, gym area, office/optional third bedroom, a rooftop deck, and two full, two half bathrooms. On the first level, epoxy painted concrete flooring functions in concert with wood-paneled walls, high ceilings, and glass doors that blur the lines between indoors and out. The sleek gourmet kitchen impresses with Caesarstone countertops, touch latch cabinetry, a custom wine rack wall, Miele, GE Monogram and Wolf appliances, including an in-counter steamer with hood vent. Completing the main level, is a gym area with a glass garage door and dramatic 16-foot glass pocket doors that open to a tranquil courtyard where guests can enjoy a fire pit and barbecue area. A modern floating staircase rises to the second level which hosts the open-plan primary suite appointed with stacking glass doors to the master balcony, full-height glass wall, walk-in closet, pop-up TV lift, steam shower with rain shower head, and private water closet. On the third level, a loft-style office or optional third bedroom with custom built-ins and bi-fold glass doors opens to the entertainer's rooftop deck featuring a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen with a barbecue, microwave, ice maker, beverage cooler, and sink with garbage disposal. Beyond, a central gas fire pit, outdoor shower, half bath, three umbrellas, six-person spa, and distant ocean views round out the amenities. Further delights of the home include one carpeted garage spot, a covered carport, surround sound system, 65” flat screen TVs, Control 4 home automation that controls lighting, speakers, all window coverings, audio/video, heat, A/C, and radiant floor heat of the first floor. Near famous beaches, Lookout Point Park, Fashion Island, Balboa Island, dining, and shopping, 604 Acacia is an unrivaled offering.
Listing agent: Tim Smith DRE #01346878 tim@timsmithgroup.com, Listing office: Coldwell Banker Realty
MLS data updated 11/3/2026, 4:22:48 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: NP21130907
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