A rare expression of California coastal living, evocative of the iconic Sea Ranch where architecture is shaped by its extraordinary setting. Directly across from trails and wild beauty of Point Lobos Nature Preserve, this home is a Carmel Highlands retreat, set on 1 usable acre amid Monterey pines. Expanded in 1975 with a striking architectural addition designed by Peter Lee and Stephen Trapkus. Soaring ceilings frame the forest and blue Pacific beyond, seen from every room of the home, while a rooftop observation deck offers rare vistas of Point Lobos. Multiple decks invite nature into living spaces, a stone patio with ocean beyond is ideal for a hot tub and sauna inside for ultimate relaxation. Sheltered from coastal wind and highway noise, the property offers a tranquil setting in a wonderful neighborhood to explore scenery and wildlife. Flexible floor plan functions as 2 or 3 distinct spaces or one retreat, ideal for multigenerational living a separate wing with skylights and high ceilings and expansive windows, perfect for a home office, yoga/wellness area, artists retreat or musicians studio. Ownership includes access to the keyed Yankee Point Cove. A protected bird sanctuary below the property preserves privacy and ensures minimal surrounding development. Welcome Home.

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