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June 16, 2023

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S W E E T D I G S | 2 2 0 8 T H E S T R A N D M ulti-residence proper- ties and The Strand are rarely found in the same sentence. That's because the phenom- enon is a rare one along this exclusive stretch of Southern California coastline that winds along the South Bay's scene-filled beaches. Yet at one of the most desirable points of the Strand—2208 The Strand in Manhattan Beach—there's a modern structure housing four separate oceanfront units; each a sunny private haven at the beach. "It's an A location in central Manhattan Beach," says real estate agent Shawn Dugan of the property, which spans 9 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms—approximately 5,200 square feet in total. Nicely equidistant from the eater- ies of the North End and the bustle of the Pier and Downtown—all only 10 minutes away on foot—this is a convenient location that none- theless stays unruffled and quiet. An ideal spot for enjoying quiet mornings along the broad beachfront, mid-day surf sessions and sunset cruises along the dedicated bike path. Or hours on your private oceanfront balcony, pondering the sea life and white-capped waves that are part of the front-row scenes of sea and sky. "The property is raised up high, so it has elevated Strand views," Dugan points out. Even the first level of this four-level property features a balcony with unblocked beach vistas—a rarity among first levels on the Strand. And it's the balcony on each level that serves as the center- piece of all units—each with sliding Fleetwood doors that merge main living spaces with the fresh ocean air and vibrant beach scenes outdoors. Recently remodeled, the property boasts a crisp, beach-friendly palette through- out: Pale-hued plank floors and white walls dominate in each of the units; a perfect back- drop for scene-stealing coastal views. Bathrooms and kitchens are streamlined and modern; and the flickering flames in sleek, cube-like white fireplaces add ambiance to starlit evenings. "As an income property, it's one of the best," says Dugan, who specializes in Strand builds of all stripes, from luxurious single-family homes to multi-residence properties like this. It's the fresh condition and user-friendly layout of these units, however—there are three 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom residences, and one 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence—that gives them peren- nial appeal. "Each unit has been completely re-done, and has a great floorplan with open space," states Dugan. "It's consistent with what an architect would draw up today." A R C H I T E C T U R E + D E S I G N 66 DIGS.NET | 6.16.23

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