Gorgeous! Absolutely Picture Perfect Craftsman Beach Home in the Cherished, Historical Ocean Park Beach Tract…3 doors down from the sand & surf sits this Magnificently Lovely home built in 2005! A Spectacular Great Room, flooded with Sunshine & Ocean Breezes, opens on to a large Deck and beckons the intoxicating Sea Air! An Amazing Master Suite with Sitting Room, Luxurious Bath with Spa Tub and a Balcony with Ocean Views completes the top floor. There are 2 additional en-suite Bedrooms and a Fantastic Family Room which opens out to the Backyard with Built-in BBQ. Limestone and Bamboo Flooring, Viking and Sub-Zero are but just a few of the beautiful finishes and quality enhancing this very special home! Moments to the Beach, Main Street, Abbott Kinney & the 3rd Street Promenade!
This 2005-built Craftsman home in Santa Monica's Ocean Park offers 3 en-suite bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and 2,738 square feet, featuring a bright great room, gourmet kitchen with Viking and Sub-Zero, an ocean-view deck, and a two-car attached garage.
Listing information updated October 19, 2015
133 Hollister Avenue has 3 bedrooms.
133 Hollister Avenue has 3.5 bathrooms.
133 Hollister Avenue is approximately 2,738 square feet.
133 Hollister Avenue is listed at $3,850,000.
As of October 19, 2015, 133 Hollister Avenue is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 133 Hollister Avenue include 2005 Built Craftsman Beauty in Ocean Park, Beautiful, Open Bright & Breezy Great Room!, 3 en-suite Bedrooms, 3 1/2 Bathrooms, Gourmet Kitchen with Viking & Sub-Zero, Wonderful Family Room opens out to Patio, Ocean View Deck, 2 Car Attached Garage plus 2 additional Parking Spaces, Steps to the Sand, Water, Main Street, the Pier & More!.
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The big four: flood-zone designation and what flood insurance will actually cost, the condition of any seawall or shoreline protection, how salt and moisture exposure have been managed (roof, windows, HVAC), and any rules covering docks, rentals, or shoreline changes. Ask for elevation certificates and insurance history up front.
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