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July 24, 2026

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S W E E T D I G S | 7 2 4 2 4 T H P L A C E D esigned by Jon Starr and built by Lombardi Construction, 724 24th Place is a masterpiece of modern coastal luxury. Located adjacent to Manhattan Beach, within walking distance of the Green Belt and the beach, as well as to the downtown areas of both Hermosa and Manhattan Beach, this prop- erty combines impeccable design pedigree and panoramic ocean views with ideal proximity for limitless coastal living. Thoughtfully designed to balance sophisti- cated aesthetics with everyday functionality, the 4,500-square-foot residence, which features five bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths and multi- ple indoor/outdoor living spaces for intimate and grand-scale entertaining alike, cuts a striking figure from the street. Accented by an artfully done landscape, the home's stream- lined, architecturally-forward façade sets the tone for a fresh, explicitly au courant canvas of clean contemporary lines, soaring ceilings and walls of glass. "I had in mind a Soho loft in New York City," Starr says of his vision for this Architectural Digest-quality design. "It is not a literal trans- lation of that idea, but I wanted the space to be open, connected and to maximize every view." To that end, the views are splendid and exces- sive, the flow is flawless, and the light exquisite and diamond-bright. Harmony of these elements is a hallmark of the interior. Starting with the sweeping double- height foyer, a space of drama and volume that highlights the home's unique and highly consid- ered floor plan. "The layout is very thoughtful," says agent Candice Carpenter, who credits the precise placement of the windows through- out the property as a particular pride of Starr's design, noting that it offers both functionality and, in a rarity for beach properties, privacy. Of the home striking a balance between exposure and shelter, Starr says, "That is something I always try to recognize while capturing the big, most important views at the same time." In that effort, this property is a tour de force. For sheer expansion, the upper living level elicits awe and envy. With its grand openness and spectacular glass framing extravagant ocean views, it is the home's social heart. Warm, inviting and lavished in natural light, the free-flowing space is tailor-made for time spent with family or hosting gatherings large and small. At the center of it all, the outstand- ing designer kitchen and adjacent dining area is a showcase of style and function. With light pouring in from the windows facing the endless blue beyond, this space, which includes a colossal eat-in kitchen island and a butler's pantry, features premium finishes, custom cabinetry in subtle coastal hues, top-of-the- line appliances, and refined stone surfaces. A R C H I T E C T U R E + D E S I G N 46 DIGS.NET | 7.24.26

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