The obvious star here is the location. You are literally steps from the ocean. Not “sort of near the beach.” Not “peekaboo water views if you lean sideways.” Actual front-row Pacific Ocean living. The bluff-top setting is absolutely spectacular, and being just a block from Shoreline Park only makes it better. Mornings here practically beg for coffee walks overlooking the water, while evenings feel tailor-made for sunset wine with the windows open and the sound of waves rolling in below. But what really surprised me was how warm and livable the house feels. A lot of oceanfront homes can feel overly contemporary or sterile, almost like they were designed more for admiration than actual living. This home has soul. It feels personal and comforting in all the right ways. The interiors are elegant without trying too hard, and the scale of the house is perfect. Big enough to spread out comfortably, but still intimate enough to feel cozy and connected. And then there’s the office. Honestly, this may be one of my favorite work-from-home setups we’ve seen. The natural light, ocean views, and peaceful energy make it the kind of office where suddenly you’re volunteering to take extra Zoom calls just so you can stare at the Pacific longer. For anyone blending work and extended travel together, this house absolutely nails that lifestyle balance.