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real estate agent Tyler Kruse. Local schools
are minutes away, with the beach and
Downtown a 5-minute drive.
Perfect for gatherings of family and
friends, the property offers ample street
parking and privacy. Once inside, the
bubbling spa and spacious pool deck are
enclosed by walls with leafy green hedges
and trees. Nearby, a sheltered fresh-air
patio has been designed as a year-round
extension of the home, connected to the
fireplaced family room via sliding glass. You
can grill on the built-in barbecue and dine
outdoors, or enjoy fireplace gatherings and
relaxing swims after dark.
A triumph of the residence is the way
it balances a hand-crafted atmosphere of
luxury with technology that anticipates
the future. "There are 400 amps of power
going into the house," agent Tyler Kruse
points out, a boon for the EV car charger.
By contrast, 200 amps is still standard
in many homes. More future-proofing is
found in the pre-wiring for speakers along
the well-appointed outdoor living area. "If
you wanted to, you could set up a televi-
sion at the pool," says Andre Kruse. Solar
power and a Lutron automation system
are in place, as is Ethernet throughout the
home. "If the new owner is a techie, they're
going to enjoy all the integrated tech in this
outstanding new home."
There's even an elevator to take you to
the top floor, where most of the sleeping
spaces are located. Even this feature has
been included as a point of foresight. "We
put the elevator in as something that could
possibly be essential at some point in some-
body's stage of life," the builder points
out. Here you're greeted by the crow's nest,
wood-trimmed in a neat tongue-and-groove
pattern. At night, glowing with light, it's a
welcome beacon to the standout new prop-
erty. "I've walked through a few Odle & Son
properties, and in every single one of them,
every last detail is addressed," says Andre
Kruse. "They're very perfectionistic."
"From the colors of the home, inside and out,
to the windows and doors. The hardwood
floors, as well as the tile, stone, lighting
and cabinet designs—every element is
examined 100 times. Selections aren't
made in an hour, or even a day. It takes a
tremendous amount of time and attention
to detail."
BLENDING TECH AND TRADITION
The home's design marries oversized
bungalow elements—seen in its exterior
silhouette and horizontal cladding—with
contemporary features, notably an
airy, light-driven floorplan. And a roomy
7,500-square-foot lot that maximizes the
advantages of its central location. "It's right
off Peck Avenue, one of the main thorough-
fares to Mira Costa High School," explains
"I've walked through a few Odle & Son
properties, and in every single one of
them, every last detail is addressed,"
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