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June 12, 2020

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6.12.2020 | DIGS.NET 53 M A R K E T Approximately 3,200 square feet, the four-bedroom resi- dence, which was completed in 2007, has been crafted in a traditional coastal style, complete with white walls that contrast pleasingly against warm, wood floors of Brazilian cherry. Public spaces, located on the third floor, are open-plan and breezy, better to share in the natural light and blue-water views that are abundant in this beachside locale. "We can sit at the island in the kitchen and see the bicycles on The Strand," says the home- owner of the cheerful space, which sports a gleaming six-burner Jenn Air stove and a central island topped in pure white Caesar- stone. "It's a really pretty view." The dining room is set apart from adjoining spaces by classi- cal moulding along the ceiling, and in the living room, an arched ceiling is dressed in tropical mahogany beams. There's a gener- ous deck off the living room that makes a great entertaining space, particularly when combined with the fireplaced charm of the living room, where the homeowners have added tasteful features, such as custom wood bookcases and a white-topped bar with a wine refrigerator. "This house has been really great for us," the homeowner describes. "It's spacious and has got beauti- ful views. It's warm and inviting. We've really enjoyed living here." Part of life in this neighborhood, where Manhattan Avenue is comfortably wide and the sand is only five minutes away on foot, is its walkability, which means you can park your car in the garage and conveniently partake of all the unique Beach Cities scene that surrounds. Lunch at beachfront cafes, shop- ping at boutiques, or joining friends for dinner and drinks on Pier Avenue—all is a quick stroll away. "It's a special combination, being so walkable and close to both the beach and downtown," says Dugan of the property, which also manages to stay out of the fray of crowds. Another bonus is the feeling of privacy within the home. Views are directed west, towards the unobstructed front of the house. "We feel like it's a very private space," says the homeowner.

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