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February 11, 2022

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70 DIGS.NET | 2.11.2022 S W E E T D I G S | 3 3 0 1 T H E S T R A N D M A R K E T ''It's more than a triple threat," remarks Nick Schneider. The South Bay real estate agent is describing 3301 The Strand—a big, contemporary resi- dence with an atmosphere of quiet luxury that by design, completely embraces its dramatic ocean- front setting. "It's a KAA home, built by Dave Baldwin on a double lot," continues Schneider: "It has a pool, a Jacuzzi and privacy, and a very special North Hermosa location along the best stretch of beach in all of Southern California." The rarity of this expansive property is not lost on anyone who regularly visits the Strand. Designed by architect Grant Kirk- patrick of renowned local firm KAA Design Group, the home's beach-facing exterior features suede-like stucco and endless glass, the latter punctuated by ebony hued beams and slender overhanging eaves. Spanning approximately 5,150 square feet, it projects a glossy yet reserved profile, thanks to a horizontal silhouette that's been sited across two single lots—a wonder- ful bonus that's seldom available on the Strand. Schneider explains: "Your typical Strand lot is thirty feet wide, so with this home you're getting sixty feet of sunsets." Once inside, the 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence lives like a compound that enjoys a seamless relationship with the coast's ever-shifting vision of sea, sand and sky. Glass walls and open-air spaces dominate, so no matter where you are, you never forget you're living right at the beach. "Views are completely unobstructed," adds real estate agent John Corrales. "Even the scenic lifeguard tower is perfectly placed just south of the home." There are front-row scenes of violet soaked sunsets, puffed clouds on azure skies, and white-capped ocean waters where surfers catch waves and dolphins frolic. Along with its one-with-nature atmosphere, the home has its sensational moments. Chief among them is a private inte- rior courtyard—the first space you encounter after walking from the street through the hearty wood entrance. Akin to a mini Shangri-La, this is where you can float in the turquoise pool or soak in the warm spa. There's a green turf for playing games and a barbecue station where you can grill up dinner and serve guests in the al fresco dining area, a covered space warmed by a flickering fireplace that's just steps away. All the while the courtyard has brilliant vistas, looking across the beach to the ocean and beyond.

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