Experience the pinnacle of coastal modernism in this Paul McClean-designed residence situated in the Temple Hills enclave of Laguna Beach. Its three-bedroom, approximately 3,165 square foot floor plan is centered around the breathtaking white water, Catalina Island, and city light views while remaining exceptionally private. The dramatic entryway offers an immediate impression of architectural brilliance, with a mono-stringer staircase and a glass sky bridge that seamlessly extends from the interior out onto a generous outdoor deck with two distinct sitting areas. Sophisticated finishes abound, including sandstone-style tiles, automated blinds, a built-in sound system, and an elevator for effortless access from the garage to all three floors. The upper, main level of this home is centered by a chef’s kitchen featuring a waterfall quartzite island, an eight-burner Miele stove, integrated refrigeration, a wine fridge, and premium Grohe and Kohler fixtures. Configured as one voluminous, open space, this floor also offers a dining area with access to the rear exterior patio and the ocean-facing living section of the home. Below, the primary suite is a sanctuary of luxury, boasting a linear fireplace, an office alcove, dual closets, and a spa-like bath with a soaking tub positioned before a picture window. Every sleeping area enjoys its own terrace access, including two ocean-facing secondary bedrooms on the lower level that open to their own patios. With multiple access points to the outdoors from the main living area and linear fireplaces in the living, dining, and primary rooms, this home perfectly balances neutral-colored natural materials with high-concept design for the ultimate Laguna Beach lifestyle.

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