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May 20, 2022

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64 DIGS.NET | 5.20.2022 M A R K E T S W E E T D I G S | 2 3 1 7 R A L S T O N The home has the signposts of crisp, contemporary design— from a white-wall open floorplan to a plentiful window and door system that connects interiors with the exterior. Even technologi- cal features are of the moment. "The builder wanted all the bells and whistles," Novak points out. There are solar panels on the roof, and everything from music and lighting to infrared cameras and the security system can be controlled by phone. The design, however, is punctuated by plenty of traditional notes, too—like sand-hued wood floors, exposed-beam ceilings and horizontal wood panels along the walls. "This home feels very warm and cozy," says Novak. In the dining room, white-lacquered tongue and groove planks play against a sophisticated tray ceiling inlaid with glowing lights; while the chic family room is warmed by the fireplace, its mantle clad in earthy Mediterranean Limestone. This contrast of elegance and domesticity is also on display in the primary bedroom suite, where there are 13-foot vaulted ceilings with exposed box beams, and a glossy, board and batten accent wall. At night you can fall asleep in the glow of flames flickering in fireplace, and wake to sunlight streaming in from oversized windows. The primary bathroom is a spacious retreat where you can soak in the freestanding tub or relax in the dual shower. All five bedrooms have private bathrooms, and one even has a cozy balcony where you can ponder the rolling green hills of Palos Verdes by day, watch the striking hues of sunset and see the landscape glitter with lights after dark. "You're on a hill so you get those great views," says Novak. Family friendly and welcoming, the neighborhood also enjoys easy proximity to both the practical and aesthetic features of the area. "North Redondo is nice because there's quick access to the freeway," Novak points out, "and you're very central to anywhere in the South Bay." The home is located just two miles from the freeway—and two miles from sea and sand. The beach and Riviera Village are less than 10 minutes away by car. So too is Del Amo Fashion Center, and South Bay Galleria is only a 5-minute drive. "I've shown the home to two families who live on the street," says Novak. "They want to upgrade, but they don't want to leave the neighborhood because they just love it here."

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