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May 31, 2019

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82 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 With four bedrooms and four bathrooms in total, the home's thoughtful design spans 2,709 square feet, yet feels more spacious due to the scale of rooms and a near-constant connection to the outdoors. e second floor is home to the master suite—an uplifting space decked with awning windows and ocean views—that includes a gleaming white bathroom and a walk-in closet. Nearby is an additional bedroom, as well as a spacious family room with enough room to double as a play space for kids or a quiet study. e home's abundance of blue-sky views and ocean air is attributed to the skillful floor plan and the placement of windows, both of which make the most of the home's great location. "Finding a home on the 100 block that's on the north side, and south facing, is so difficult," points out Corrales. Inventory is rare, and the allure has much to do with the area's proximity to the ocean, optimum Pacific views and natural light. "You could take out all of the lights in the home," notes Corrales, "and live in the sunlight and moonlight." Stepping onto the rooftop deck, one enters a jewel-like retreat from a bustling world. A place with 180-degree ocean views and possibilities galore, from watching the sunset and gazing at stars to enjoying nightly dinners and hosting bashes for over a hundred year-round. "ere are nine layers of protection on the deck—it's bulletproof," Corrales says of the construction, which features floors of glossy Brazilian ipe wood, chosen for its beauty and resiliency. Engineering includes heating, a kitchen and two different lighting systems to dial in the ambiance of one's choosing. ere is a well-designed collection of distinct spaces, from a shaded sitting area and a fire-pit lounge to a bar area and a kitchen-side dining area. Not to miss is a bubbling spa tub, smartly equipped with an ozone system to purify and reduce maintenance. "It's almost like there are two living areas," concludes Corrales. "Inside the house—and up on the deck." It's the success of this property's design that, within a manageable footprint, the most desired beach house items have been incorporated: a light-filled floor plan promoting easy and elegant living; separate quarters for the comfort of guests; and perhaps best of all, a well-crafted sprawl atop the rooftop, expressed in sky and ocean, and designed solely for luxurious enjoyment.

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