Located in one of California’s most prestigious coastal zip codes, this home offered an unbeatable 180-degree view over the golf course, visible from the main living areas and the primary suite.

With ideal sun exposure, peaceful surroundings, and a community of beautifully remodeled homes, the setting was truly exceptional.

 

The house had great bones, a valuable piece of land, low HOA fees, and the convenience of a first-floor master suite.

 

The home, however, was stuck in the early 2000s. It featured dated finishes, dark cabinetry, old tile flooring, and beige granite countertops.

The layout felt closed off with too many walls and low ceilings, and the popcorn wall and ceiling texture added to the outdated feel.

 

The second floor lacked functionality and needed a full redesign. Outside, the landscape was poorly maintained, and a dark pergola with small windows blocked the incredible views. Additional drawbacks included an aging roof, outdated bathrooms and plumbing, a small primary closet and bath, and a fireplace in need of a refresh.