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March 21, 2025

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52 DIGS.NET | 3.21.25 S W E E T D I G S | 1 2 0 2 N D S T R E E T A prestige property with picturesque views of the ocean, Manhattan Pier, and Malibu, 120 2nd Street is a rare market oppor- tunity. "This is the first time that a home with over 5,400 square feet span- ning four levels has become available in the 100-block South End Sand Section," explains agent Cindy Shearin of this Strand-adjacent showpiece. "People love the South End and always have. The owners of this custom resi- dence painstakingly tailored this home to provide both privacy and paradise in proximity to the beach, which is just steps away, with a short walk to downtown." Designed by renowned local architect Jon Starr, this ideal beach estate offers 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, three large living spaces, two decks, and an elaborate outdoor patio that allows one to enjoy the ocean view and coastal breeze. The home's desirable finishes are elegantly under- stated. The choice of wood, stone, and glass sets the tone for the complementary interior details … from solid wood doors, molding, and ceilings to lustrous limestone and teak floors. The strategically placed skylights and expanses of gorgeous glass, including radiant clerestory windows and custom glass doors, amplify the home's abundant natural light and support sublime indoor-outdoor living. Built with a reverse floor plan to leverage the views, the house supports both separa- tion and seamlessness, starting with entry at mid-level, where the imposing front door opens to a magical experience. Among the mahoga- ny-trimmed bedrooms with large closets and distinct en-suite baths on this floor is the sumptuous primary suite. A true retreat, the primary is exquisitely finished with a textured stone-surround fireplace and view-enhancing mitred-glass corner windows. Well-appointed wood-shuttered glass doors give way to a fabu- lous, wood-wrapped private balcony—a discreet sanctuary for enjoying gentle ocean breezes and golden-hued sunsets. This primary retreat also features a row of meticulous custom mahogany and glass built-ins, offering ample storage for clothing and accessories. The en-suite primary bath features a luxe soaking tub, three shower heads, dual sinks, a makeup vanity, and a water closet for an indul- gent spa escape every day. The top level of the home is literally above and beyond, containing an enormous kitchen, dining areas, living room, and outdoor deck. Exceptionally well appointed, this open floor plan space, surrounded by windows, is fitted with refinements for entertaining, whether hosting friends and extended family or enjoy- ing daily living. Infused with amazing natural light and desirable ocean views, the living room revels in its excesses: another extraor- A R C H I T E C T U R E + D E S I G N

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