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april 5, 2019

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76 DIGS.NET | 4.5.2019 M A R K E T R E A L E S TAT E | 6 7 P A S E O D E L L A L U Z C ommanding views from a secluded neighborhood in Rancho Palos Verdes, this particular home is one of the newest properties built in the Oceanfront Estates community. Here, gorgeous private estates are surrounded by large manicured lawns with deep setbacks and wide streets. The slight gradation of land allows one to truly enjoy the cliffside locale and still enjoy 180-degree ocean vistas. With this neighborhood also near to some of the town's hotspots like Terranea Resort and Trump International Golf Course, dining out or playing a round of golf is the norm. The beautiful limestone colonnades at the entry create an almost piazza feel with cloistered ceilings along the hallways that are perfectly symmetrical, true to Ashia's philosophy. Along with this visual balance, the grand, almost palatial, spaces feel surprisingly intimate and comforting. "The entrance to this home and its common areas feel like the lobby of a f ive- or six-star hotel in Europe," describes Lily Liang, Realtor for Strand Hill Christie's International Real Estate Group. The attention to detail is unmatched, evident not only in the classic European wrought iron that wraps the dramatic and curved dual-sided staircase, but in the individually carved marble stairs and f loors that run throughout the common areas and hallways too. Hardwood f loors, meanwhile, warm the bedrooms. "Those with a keen eye and understanding for architecture can see the value in the curved lines of the marble stairs and the authenticity of the colonnade pillars and f ireplaces being hand-carved from French limestone," adds Liang. Clearly, no expense was spared for the sake of quality and pure form. Boasting just over 8,300 square feet, the tremendous volume of the space is highlighted by dramatic coffered ceilings that vary from room to room with clean lines so as to not feel overdone. Spaces seamlessly blend due to a f lowing f loor plan and creamy monochromatic color palette that yields a streamlined yet intricate aesthetic. One always f inds delightful surprises in a home like this one: a regal study, custom wine cellar built directly into the dual staircase, and posh home theater, along with dedicated space for a gym or reading room. All of these unique spaces are only steps away from outside access through a multitude of arched French doors leading to lovely grounds. The ultimate feature for the gourmet cook is the home's second kitchen, sometimes known as a kosher kitchen, where a self-proclaimed chef can engage in the messier side of cooking, discreetly and out of the way of the main kitchen. Anchored by a huge slab of cream marble on the island and furniture-style cabinetry, this space also is appointed with a six-burner Wolf range, including griddle, indoor grill and a professional-

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