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April 4, 2022

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62 DIGS.NET | 4.8.2022 S W E E T D I G S | T E R R A N E A V I L L A S M A R K E T It's less than 20 miles south of LAX, but arriving at Terranea feels like cross- ing into a different world—one spread over 102 vivid acres of California coastline. Standing in one of the resort's sunny Villas, looking onto the manicured green golf course and the roiling blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, you feel you've entered a peaceful haven where polished leisure has been thoughtfully entwined with the unruf- fled calm that comes from spending hours in nature. Strolling in the gardens or hiking along bluff-top trails in the company of sea birds and dolphins; golfing, or relaxing in a poolside cabana—this place is dedicated to doing all the things you wish. There are eight onsite restaurants, like the award-packed mar'sel, where herbs are plucked from the resort's garden and the raw bar is stocked with snow crab and over- sized shrimp. A 50,000-square-foot oceanfront spa (ranked among the nation's top five per Travel + Leisure), where morn- ing seaside yoga sessions can be followed by a soothing CBD massage or a botanical facial. In the midst of this indulgent atmosphere, there are 82 privately owned Villas and Casitas at Terranea that come with a unique arrangement: Ownership of a luxe coastal residence with personal, round-the-clock service attached—from daily house- keeping and a 24-hour concierge, to a kitchen stocked with your favorite provisions, and a personal chef to make custom dishes as desired. These properties are also, per the California Coastal Commission, available for rent when not in use by their owners, whose annual days in residence are capped at 60 nights for Casita owners, and 90 nights for Villa owners.

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