Located in Corona del Mar's coveted Flower Streets, 512 Avocado Avenue embodies a timeless expression of coastal architecture, where enduring craftsmanship and thoughtful design come together in effortless harmony. Conceived by architect Ian Harrison and built by Steve Mason in 2007, the residence spans more than 1,800 square feet, offering three bedrooms (all on the second floor) and two-and-one-half baths within an inviting, light-filled floor plan that feels both intimate and expansive. Natural light pours through aluminum-clad Loewen windows, illuminating ten-foot ceilings and beautifully crafted solid Poplar millwork that lends warmth, texture, and a sense of permanence throughout. A thoughtfully designed gourmet kitchen anchors the living spaces, creating an environment equally suited for quiet mornings, everyday living, or evenings spent gathering with family and friends. Seamlessly extending beyond its interiors, the residence embraces Southern California's indoor-outdoor lifestyle through a collection of distinct outdoor spaces. A large front patio welcomes al fresco dining and conversation, a private central atrium offers a tranquil retreat, and a rooftop terrace captures harbor and city light views. Just moments from CdM Plaza and the Village's celebrated cafés, boutiques, and pristine beaches, 512 Avocado Avenue offers a rare opportunity to experience one of Coastal Orange County's most cherished seaside communities.

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