You've always dreamed of living near the ocean...here is your opportunity just two blocks to the sand. With breathtaking whitewater ocean views, this bright and breezy Silicon Beach house features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, bleached hardwood floors, high vaulted ceilings, wood burning fireplace, French doors opening out to a vast ocean view deck overlooking miles of the Pacific coastline, the Palos Verdes Peninsula and Catalina Island. The large flat yard is a gardener's delight and peaceful spot for sun-bathing and relaxing to the sound of a bubbling fountain. Charming formal dining room looks out to the huge front patio/outdoor room w/enchanting melaleuca & pepper trees. Generous kitchen w/separate breakfast area, direct entry 2-car garage, lots of storage. Master bedroom with sweeping coastline views and large additional bedroom upstairs, plus a main level bedroom/office w/inspiring ocean views and adjoining bath. Your California beach house dream come true in Playa del Rey!
Listing information updated September 9, 2018
216 Waterview St. has 3 bedrooms.
216 Waterview St. has 2 bathrooms.
216 Waterview St. is approximately 1,844 square feet.
216 Waterview St. is listed at $1,719,000.
As of September 9, 2018, 216 Waterview St. is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Open house at 216 Waterview St.: Sept 9, 2018 2-5pm; Tuesday, Sept 11, 11am-2pm.
Notable features of 216 Waterview St. include Spectacular Ocean & Mountain Views, 3 Beds/2 Baths, 2 Blocks to the Beach, Bleached Hardwood Floors, Formal Dining Room, Huge Ocean View Deck & Large Yard, 2-Car attached garage, Woodburning fireplace.
Parking at 216 Waterview St.: Garage.
216 Waterview St. is located in The Hill in Playa del Rey, CA.
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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.
Waterfront homes are scarce by definition and historically command a durable premium, but carrying costs (insurance, maintenance) run higher than inland homes — so the right comparison is net of those costs. A local agent can show waterfront-vs-inland resale history for the area.
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