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April 3, 2020

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58 DIGS.NET | 4.3.2020 S W E E T D I G S | 2 3 3 0 T H E S T R A N D M A R K E T he house itself is really well laid out, especially if you've got kids," says real estate agent Susan Swee- ney of a residential design that gives one a sense of everything they might need on the Strand—lots of ocean views and many comfortable spots to gather with family and friends. There's privacy and a quality of construction. In this case, all within an efficient footprint of about 3,330 square feet. What more, "It's a special house," says Swee- ney of the geometric, sandy-hued residence that includes four bedrooms and is located along a plum stretch of the Hermosa Beach Strand. "It's got so much, especially for the price." Chief among them: the incomparable feel of a life lived on the Strand, where a step or two leads to the sunny Pacific beachfront. After an exuberant swim or surf session, one can retreat refreshed to this welcoming place, where sunlight cascades throughout the home's three levels, each offering a distinct atmosphere. Standing on the top floor, one stands at the edge of the elegant, fireplaced living room. There's a wall of glass stretching from ceiling to floor, reach- ing across the entire wall, opening and closing with ease. Pleasant beach air circulates through the room and one feels as if they are connected to the vivid seascape, just outside, that's topped with a dreamy view of clouds and pale blue sky. Even better is the fact that one is fairly invisible here, since the home's design keeps traffic on the Strand out of sight, and vice versa. Looking around the uppermost floor reveals details that give the home its inviting feel. There's an eye-catching ceiling of tongue and groove planking—a nautical touch made more interesting by its curved silhouette that bows across the top of the room, not unlike the inverted hull of a sailboat. The gleaming wood planks on the floor matches the ceiling's reddish palette, cast- ing a warm glow across the room that comes alive during sunset hours. The top floor is made up of discrete gathering spaces—all of them privy to the gorgeous, front- row ocean views afforded by the home's Strand location. The spacious living room is adjacent to a T

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