Thoughtfully rebuilt in 2009, this exceptional Pebble Beach retreat values quality over quantity, balancing space and light, blending craftsmanship with comfort, beauty, and attention to detail. Designed with ease of living in mind, the home offers an ideal layout with inviting single-level living elements, warm natural materials, and a seamless connection to the outdoors. Rich oak plank floors, s
Thoughtfully rebuilt in 2009, this exceptional Pebble Beach retreat values quality over quantity, balancing space and light, blending craftsmanship with comfort, beauty, and attention to detail. Designed with ease of living in mind, the home offers an ideal layout with inviting single-level living elements, warm natural materials, and a seamless connection to the outdoors. Rich oak plank floors, stunning wood finishes, tiled fireplace, expansive windows, skylights, and charming window seats create an atmosphere that is both intimate and inviting. The spacious wraparound deck extends the living experience into the peaceful wooded surroundings, offering privacy and a true sense of tranquility. Featuring four bedrooms, two baths, a gracious open living and dining area with spacious kitchen and a multi-purpose wet bar, the home is designed for both comfortable everyday living and effortless entertaining, all while capturing the warmth, natural beauty, and relaxed elegance of a coastal lifestyle.
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Property type
House
Year built
1954
Price/sqft
$1,015
Features
Garage
Fireplace
Terrace
Open Kitchen
High Ceiling
Kitchen island
Stone Countertops
Coastal
Bar
Features
Lot
Coastal
Privacy
Indoor
High Ceiling
Fireplace
Kitchen island
Bar
Open Kitchen
Stone Countertops
Outdoor
Terrace
Garage
Explore the Area
3113 Sloat Road, Pebble Beach, CA 93953, Del Monte Forest, 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.