SOUTH BAY DIGS | Digital Edition Online

May 31, 2019

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80 DIGS.NET | 5.31.2019 M A R K E T R E A L E S TAT E | 1 2 1 2 0 T H S T R E E T I t was Le Corbusier who said: "Light creates ambiance and feel of a place, as well as the expression of structure." Set along a coveted Manhattan Beach walk street, a minute's walk to the ocean and under 10 minutes from downtown, this inviting Modernist home—a bounty of cheerful living spaces spread among two structures—is a well-executed example of this idea. A standout feature of the property is a majestic rooftop deck spanning nearly 1,000 square feet. "I can't remember when I've seen a rooftop deck this large," says real estate agent John Corrales, whose firm specializes in Beach Cities coastal properties. e home's introduction is an inviting one: an impeccable front yard with a tidy green lawn and desert landscaping. is, along with rustic wood planters and a lounge area provide earthy contrast to the home's angular, largely glass front exterior. Designed to maximize the exterior environment from the inside, the ground floor conjoins with the outdoors via a sliding glass wall, turning the place into an ideal spot to while away an afternoon or host a neighborhood party. Indoors, the home's sunny, clean lines are ornamented with high-end finishes. Floors throughout are French white oak hardwood, adding texture to unfussy white rooms. Baseboard and molding are used sparingly and with purpose, mainly to delineate distinct living areas in an otherwise open floor plan. Hard to miss on the first floor is the staircase, a sculptural centerpiece made of chunky wood steps and subtly tinted glass railings, held in place with a single white beam support. Special care has been taken in the kitchen, which features a waterfall-design island made of Quartzforms (a non-toxic quartz material lauded for its resiliency). e island's veined design—which includes black, gray and white tones—visually brings together the room's glossy white cabinetry, oversized Ann Sacks backsplash tile Stepping onto the rooftop deck, one enters a jewel-like retreat from a bustling world.

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