Directly on the sand, this contemporary residence offers three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and 2,643 square feet on one of the most coveted stretches of beach on the California coast. Renovated in 2025, the home is oriented entirely to the ocean, with Channel Islands views across the water, the mountains rising behind, and the shoreline running north toward Point Conception. Both levels live overlooking the water. On the main floor, the living room runs from a built-in bar and beverage center at one end to a sculptural DaVinci touchscreen fireplace at the other, opening to an oceanfront patio so the surf, the deck, and the room become a single space. The kitchen pairs a professional gas range and statement hood with a full-height slab backsplash, custom cabinetry, and integrated panel-front appliances, with a window that frames the pier and open water beyond. Upstairs, beneath vaulted wood ceilings, the primary suite opens to its own oceanfront balcony and is warmed by a second DaVinci fireplace. Mornings begin with the sound of the surf and, often, dolphins or whales passing offshore. The suite's bath sets a freestanding soaking tub at a window above the water, with a separate shower, a heated towel bar, and a fitted walk-in dressing room. Alongside it, a skylit den enclosed by a steel-framed glass wall makes a quiet room. Each of the three bedrooms is ensuite, and custom built-ins run throughout. A two-car garage and a private outdoor shower round out the offering. Set along one of the most surf-rich stretches of the coast, with Rincon moments away and Little Rincon just down the sand, this is a home built to live in completely, and light enough in spirit to be a true retreat on the Mussel Shoals beachfront.

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