Located in neighborhood of New Monterey, this distinctive residence is rich in character and architectural charm. Conceptualized by a former owner/builder in collaboration with local architect Gino Bushini in the 80s, the home is affectionately recognized by locals as the house like the Alamo or the nautical house. Designed for comfort and functionality, the home features two bedrooms and two upda
Located in neighborhood of New Monterey, this distinctive residence is rich in character and architectural charm. Conceptualized by a former owner/builder in collaboration with local architect Gino Bushini in the 80s, the home is affectionately recognized by locals as the house like the Alamo or the nautical house. Designed for comfort and functionality, the home features two bedrooms and two updated full bathrooms conveniently located on the ground floor with the second bedroom having its own entrance. Upstairs, the open-concept living and dining areas are filled with natural light and showcase open-beamed, vaulted ceilings that create an airy and inviting atmosphere. The beautifully updated kitchen offers brand-new solid-surface quartz countertops, new cabinetry, and an abundance of windows that bring the outdoors in. New luxury vinyl plank flooring flows throughout the home, combining style, durability, and comfort. Thoughtful energy-efficient features include floor insulation, enhancing both sustainability and everyday living. This one-of-a-kind home in New Monterey offers timeless character with modern updates in an exceptional coastal location.
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Property type
House
Year built
1985
Price/sqft
$865
Features
Garage
Open Kitchen
High Ceiling
Coastal
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677 Taylor Street, Monterey, CA 93940, California, United States
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Popularly known as America’s Last Home Town, Pacific Grove possesses a quaint and quiet charm all its own. Famo
Popularly known as America’s Last Home Town, Pacific Grove possesses a quaint and quiet charm all its own. Famous for its numerous Victorian-style homes, some of which have been converted into Bed and Breakfasts, Pacific Grove has a rich architectural history, apparent in its old-style downtown. The Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History and the Community Library, two of the town’s attractions, are popular with residents and indicative of the understated nature of the town. The Monarch butterfly also calls Pacific Grove home, famously migrating here annually to nest in the coastal grove at the edge of town. Other notable aspects of Pacific Grove include the sweeping expanse of coastline on the Monterey Bay, with many homes enjoying one-of-a-kind views, and a city-owned golf course that is also near the bay and is regarded as one of the great golf values on the Monterey Peninsula.