Dreamy Ocean Avenue, Ocean Front, 2 Bedroom, 1 ¾ Bathroom Condominium with direct Ocean Views through the Park!
This 1st Floor home offers truly the most extraordinary private & enormous enclosed patio and enclosed Sun Room that will unlikely ever be duplicated elsewhere on Ocean Avenue and creates an incredible space for dining al fresco, sunbathing, reading under the stars and entertaining outside!
Additional Features include Concrete Floors, updated Bathrooms, Kitchen and Sliding Fleetwood Door and Windows. A beautiful and festive Kitchen opens out to the spacious Living and Dining room, all of which look toward the breathtaking Ocean View!
A large saltwater, swimmers pool and 24 hour doorman enhance this lovely complex and all utilities, basic cable, internet and earthquake insurance are included in the Rent.
Amazing
location across from Palisades Park with easy access to the 3rd Street
Promenade, the Beach, Bike Path, Montana Avenue and all of Santa Monica's
incredible restaurants, boutiques, cafes and lifestyle.
This 1,190-square-foot, 2-bedroom, 1¾-bath first-floor condominium offers ocean views, concrete floors, an updated kitchen and bathrooms, an enclosed private patio and sunroom, a saltwater pool, and 24-hour doorman, with utilities, cable, internet, and earthquake insurance included.
Listing information updated March 6, 2019
101 California Avenue #102 has 2 bedrooms.
101 California Avenue #102 has 1.75 bathroom.
101 California Avenue #102 is approximately 1,190 square feet.
101 California Avenue #102 is listed at $6,500.
As of March 6, 2019, 101 California Avenue #102 is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 101 California Avenue #102 include 2 Bedrooms & 1 3/4 Bathrooms, Ocean Views!, Concrete Floors, Updated Kitchen & Bathrooms, Extraordinary Private Patio & Sunroom, 24 Hour Doorman, Pool.
Parking at 101 California Avenue #102: Car Parking.
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