Open House Santa Cruz Invite, April 1

From the Almafi Coast (kidding not kidding), to an updated 1915 Craftsman, to a compact (yet mighty!) Banana Belt Beach Bungalow, we’re serving up ocean views, big backyards, and historical charm to spare this weekend!

 

 

 

Seemingly transported from the Almafi Coast sits this spectacular single-level Mediterranean villa, perched a row back from the bluffs of Rio del Mar. Gorgeous arched halls & doorways soften your entrance into every room. Spanish tiles, plaster walls, arched windows, and French doors envelop you in an old-world Adobe style, all framing the ocean view as you’re drawn to the living space.

 

3 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | 2,249 SF | $2,895,000

 

 

 

Overwhelming views of the Pacific ebb through the windows of this seaside retreat in Carmel Meadows, where a symphony of crashing surf is on repeat & the Coastal Trail is only 100 ft away. Nature also pours through numerous skylights and soaring ceilings, inviting land, sky, & sea inside. For something a little tamer, retire to the primary suite for stellar ocean views, a beautiful fireplace, & stand-alone soaker tub. Out back, take the spiral staircase to the rooftop deck and watch every sunset disappear into the blue horizon.

 

3 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | 2,491 SF | $5,500,000

 

 

 

This Banana Belt Beach Cottage may have a small footprint, but you’ll be shocked by the big personality oozing with adorable character, and an even bigger backyard. Downsize on distractions once you move into this 440 square-foot home, where the light color palette and generous windows maximize every square inch of space. Completely refinished with fresh paint inside and out, new flooring, and updated light fixtures, you can move in and lay back.

 

1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom | 440 SF | 0.17 Acres | $875,000

 

 

 

 

Steeped in Santa Cruz history, step into this gorgeously updated 1915 Midtown bungalow. Over the past couple of months, everything in this home has been renovated: a brand new front porch, fresh paint inside and out, new flooring, and, finally, updated light fixtures. We kept all the “good old” stuff, though: the original footprint, the brick fireplace, large cased openings, built-in bookshelves, an old-fashioned washroom, and we even reinstated beadboard, which is historically accurate to the home.

 

3 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | 1,128 SF | $1,150,000

 

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