Welcome to this extraordinary custom estate perched in the Hermosa Hills and set on a large, flat corner lot - an exceptional rarity in Hermosa Beach, where modern design and coastal luxury meet. With 7 bedrooms, 7.5 baths, and over 7,800 square feet of impeccable living space, this home offers the best of coastal living: elevated design, breathtaking views and effortless sophistication.
The architectural craftsmanship is unmistakable—an oversized pivot wood front door, wraparound front deck and an open-concept layout that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. A dramatic glass-encased elevator serves as a sculptural centerpiece, connecting each level with ease. The main living area features a stone fireplace, wood-detailed ceilings and folding glass walls that open to an entertainer’s dream: a covered outdoor pavilion with kitchen pass-through, bar seating, pool and spa, fire pit and built-in lounge seating—all enhanced by custom lighting for an inviting nighttime ambiance.
The gourmet kitchen is both functional and beautiful, showcasing a waterfall island of natural stone, designer backsplash, custom cabinetry and a cozy built-in breakfast nook. A formal dining area and multiple living spaces offer room for gatherings large and small. Upstairs, the primary suite is a serene retreat with a private terrace, marble-clad bath, soaking tub, and adjacent office with its own ocean-view patio.
The lower level is pure leisure—complete with a full bar, movie theater, game room, and home gym. Every detail has been curated for luxury living: custom railings, designer fixtures, home automation, sound and theater systems throughout, security cameras, a full water filtration system and a four-car garage with built-in storage.
Cari & Britt
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