Welcome to this lovely 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, with peaceful
and serene mountain views, at Ocean Avenue’s most coveted and luxurious, full service,
full amenity buildings, Ocean Towers. Overlooking Santa Monica’s sensational Bay
with the exquisite 26-acre, Palisades Park just steps from your door, Ocean
Towers offers the highest level of luxury living and lifestyle, featuring a 24-hour
doorman and valet, a beautiful lobby, state-of-the-art workout facility, an exquisite
ocean view deck with swimmer’s pool and spa and a wonderful community/banquet
room. Ocean Towers has no equal. This unit is in clean, move-in condition with
wood floors, an extra-large balcony to enjoy dining al-fresco and the pretty
views as well as floor to ceiling windows, open and spacious floorplan, walk-in
closet and a lovely kitchen with great storage. Moments to all of Santa Monica’s
sensational boutiques, dining, cafes, beaches, entertainment, bike paths and
more! This is a co-op with an underlying mortgage. Co-Listed with John Giddins
Listing information updated September 15, 2018
201 Ocean Avenue #505P has 1 bedroom.
201 Ocean Avenue #505P has 1 bathroom.
201 Ocean Avenue #505P is approximately 868 square feet.
201 Ocean Avenue #505P is listed at $799,000.
As of September 15, 2018, 201 Ocean Avenue #505P is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 201 Ocean Avenue #505P include 1 Bedroom & 1 Bedroom, Beautiful Mountain Views, Wood Floors, Floor to ceiling Windows & Sliding Doors, Spacious and open floor plan, 24 hour Doormen & Valet, Ocean View Pool Deck & Spa, State of the Art Workout Facilty.
Parking at 201 Ocean Avenue #505P: Car Parking.
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