It seems that with the influx of buyers from fire stricken areas things are defiinitely moving in Manhattan Beach.  We recently noted several beachfront listings returning to the market a dramatically higher prices than when the were pulled off the market just a few months ago.

One of the big sales in January was one that had been on the market for almost 5 months.  Listed at $11,000,000 originally it had been reduced to $10,495,000 back in September.  It just went into escrow on 1/13 and closed escrow just two weeks later a full price and all cash.

The home was listed by Robert Freedman & Greg Geilman of DOMO Real Estate.

Located on a corner not just across from Bruce’s Beach Park, the new construction home located at 237 27th Street offers incredible views that you don’t usually get in this part of town without being on the Strand.  The open space of the park means that were others see homes and rooftops….this home sees park, ocean, beach and a view of the iconic Manhattan Beach pier.

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The home not only offers a spacious 4,000 feet on 4 levels, but 700 square feet of outdoor decks and patios to embrace the beach weather and beach life offering an abundance of inndoor/outdoor spaces. The floorplan is open and bright with an abundance of windows and floor to ceiling glass doors to take in the incredible views.   

The top floor boasts the living spaces that are open and inviting and designed with the social lifestyle in mind from the incredible kitchen island to the outdoor cooking and lounge areas.

In most homes the views are limited (if lucky) to the top floor only with some ocean views from the lower level balconies but not here….the primary suite fronts the park so it offers incredible views and luxury resort style amenities.

The one drawback is that is is on Highland which is a fairly high traffic street during peak hours.  The previous address was actually 2701 Highland.  That said the design mitigated road noise fairly well as the house is geared towards the ocean….and why not.