The neweest beachfront home on the Manhattan Beach Strand market is a
townhome/condo that makes for a very interesting opportunity. It is technically a condo but is the entire home facing the beach so it looks and feels more like a single family. The reason we say it’s new to the market is that the rear property at 4114 The Strand had been on the market not long ago and the owner would consider selling both together or separately. The price on 4112 The Strand is $7,490,000 and the price on 4114 The Strand was (pulled off of the market and not currently active) $4,750,000. The front home features 4 bedrooms (2 of which have great beachfront views), 4 baths and approximately 2,550 square feet. Although it was built in 2008 it’s been extensively remodeled and upgrated and has a fantastic beach feel. One challenge is it’s location as it’s pretty far north and well into El Porto which can be great for commuters but does have the beach parking lot directly in front which is a bit of a challenge. Contact Manhattan Beach specialist Keith Kyle with Vista Sotheby’s International Realty for more information.
See all of the beachfront homes for sale on The Strand in Manhattan Beach.
4112 The Strand, Manhattan Beach CA
Listing courtesy of Carl Segal – Keller Williams La Quinta
the duplex for short term rentals (Air BnB type) which is a no no in Manhattan Beach and it wasn’t too popular with the neighbors. The neighbors complained and the city fined the owner. That wasn’t the end of it though and the owner then decided to paint the house pink with giant emojis on the side. Depending on whose story you believe the neighbors claim that it was done in retaliation for ratting her out to the city. She claims it just looks cool and funky. It’s created quite a stir and the neighbors now want it removed saying it’s causing safety issues in the neighborhood and causing travffic as it has become quite the place to snap a photo.
The downtown area is focused on the few blocks surrounding Manhattan Beach Blvd and as the primary street faces west and sits on a hill (technically a sand dune) it offers incredible views of the pier and ocean and enjoys a great ocean breeze that cools on even the hottest days. Although it can get pretty overcrowded during the summer, as Manhattan is certainly a tourist destination, there is still enough room as most of the visitors eventually end up on the beautiful beaches just to the west of the downtown area.
