With its beautiful beaches and vibrant community, living in Oceanside is easily appealing. But right now, one street in the beach city makes for a particularly standout place to own a home. Read on for more about three impressive multimillion-dollar homes along South Pacific Street.
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If luxury to you means ocean breezes just feet from the Pacific, 1601 South Pacific Street is the ultimate home. The Deborah Walker-designed condo sits just above the beach and features a private terrace that overlooks the shore. Across the three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the 1,887 square feet of space has thoughtfully captured its coastal environment through a nautical luxury aesthetic executed by custom art, shimmering chandeliers, custom paneling and handmade wallpaper. What’s more, this Oceanside home makes smart living easy through its Creston Smart System, which allows control of security, media, lighting, shades and drapes all at the touch of a button. This listing is held by Michelle L. Plastiras of Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty.
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Just down the street, 1725 South Pacific Street also treats its homeowners to daily ocean views. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom home spreads across 1,800 square feet and was recently remodeled with floor-to-ceiling windows, doors and walls of glass to effortlessly embrace California sunshine and seamlessly meld indoor-outdoor living. Quiet mornings and long afternoons can be spent on the primary suite’s private balcony, while the expansive deck makes for an idyllic alfresco dining setting. Other standout features include a state-of-the-art kitchen, beautiful hardwood floors, spa baths and a polished design. The listing is held by Kurtney Noonan and Erin Johnson of Compass.
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Wrapped in a terracotta-toned exterior, 1623 South Pacific Street is an impressive 4,523 square feet across its three bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. The oceanfront home sprawls across an open floor plan and is connected by a four-floor elevator. The contemporary design offers extra warmth in the kitchen where families and friends can gather around the island while you do your cooking magic (take note of the double ovens and six-burner gas stove). Alternatively, the beach-level space is ideal for entertaining and is equipped with a wet bar, pool table, full bathroom and TV area. However, it’ll be hard to stay inside with the beach just on the other side of the door. This listing is held by Lindsay Himmel and Sharon Whittlesey of First Team Real Estate.
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