Property
| Furnished: | YES |
|---|---|
| Ownership: | For Sale |
| Bedrooms: | 4 BR |
| Bathrooms: | 5 |
| Area: | 3602 sq ft |
| Lot Size: | 0.08 Acres |
FinancialsPrice:$5,400,000
Price:$5,400,000
Listing Courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Propert
DescriptionHidden Gem in Santa Monica! Appreciate one of a kind views of the world famous Santa Monica Pier, beach and ocean from the rooftop deck of this spectacular glass and steel work of art. Just steps to the sand and across the street to the well known Shutters Hotel, this property was Designed by the world renowned architectural firm Lee+Mundwiler. The home flows seamlessly from the entry through the living room to the spacious eat in kitchen. The living spaces are encased in walls of glass and steel, soaking the home in natural light. Centered around a three story atrium with a large adjustable skylight allowing for natural light and air to spill into the home from above.Amenities- Breakfast Counter / Bar
- Dining Area
- Drywall Walls
- Furnished
- None
- Quartz Counters
NeighborhoodMore listings:
Hidden Gem in Santa Monica! Appreciate one of a kind views of the world famous Santa Monica Pier, beach and ocean from the rooftop deck of this spectacular glass and steel work of art. Just steps to the sand and across the street to the well known Shutters Hotel, this property was Designed by the world renowned architectural firm Lee+Mundwiler. The home flows seamlessly from the entry through the living room to the spacious eat in kitchen. The living spaces are encased in walls of glass and steel, soaking the home in natural light. Centered around a three story atrium with a large adjustable skylight allowing for natural light and air to spill into the home from above.
- Breakfast Counter / Bar
- Dining Area
- Drywall Walls
- Furnished
- None
- Quartz Counters
NeighborhoodMore listings:
7 Vicente Ter 4BR Santa Monica La
DescriptionHidden Gem in Santa Monica! Appreciate one of a kind views of the world famous Santa Monica Pier, beach and ocean from the rooftop deck of this spectacular glass and steel work of art. Just steps to the sand and across the street to the well known Shutters Hotel, this property was Designed by the world renowned architectural firm Lee+Mundwiler. The home flows seamlessly from the entry through the living room to the spacious eat in kitchen. The living spaces are encased in walls of glass and steel, soaking the home in natural light. Centered around a three story atrium with a large adjustable skylight allowing for natural light and air to spill into the home from above.Amenities- Breakfast Counter / Bar
- Dining Area
- Drywall Walls
- Furnished
- None
- Quartz Counters
NeighborhoodMore listings:
Hidden Gem in Santa Monica! Appreciate one of a kind views of the world famous Santa Monica Pier, beach and ocean from the rooftop deck of this spectacular glass and steel work of art. Just steps to the sand and across the street to the well known Shutters Hotel, this property was Designed by the world renowned architectural firm Lee+Mundwiler. The home flows seamlessly from the entry through the living room to the spacious eat in kitchen. The living spaces are encased in walls of glass and steel, soaking the home in natural light. Centered around a three story atrium with a large adjustable skylight allowing for natural light and air to spill into the home from above.
- Breakfast Counter / Bar
- Dining Area
- Drywall Walls
- Furnished
- None
- Quartz Counters
NeighborhoodMore listings:
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