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| Area: (1669) San Clemente Central | Subdivision: Other | ||||
| Lot Size: 22,145 | Year Built: 1928 | ||||
| Pool: No | Land Type: Fee | ||||
Remarks: Iconic Ole Hanson treasure situated on a rare estate sized lot with detached guest casita! As one of the City's historic structures, this home is eligible for application to the Mills Act, which would result in a significant reduction in property tax. Having been meticulously restored and maintained, this phenomenal home exudes the charm and character of Spanish Colonial Revival Architecture. Designed by renowned architect Virgil Westbrook, the home seamlessly follows the natural terrain of the 22,145 sq. ft. lot (over ½ an acre). The original 1928 home features 2bdr/2ba, living room with wood burning fireplace, sunroom, remodeled kitchen, dining room with French doors leading to a Juliet balcony and a 2 car garage. A detached 540 sq. ft. guest casita built in 1957 features a beamed ceiling, full bath and kitchenette. Constructed to capture the ideal blend of privacy and coastal living, the home and casita are nestled into the lot and are surrounded by a natural landscape of mature trees and drought tolerant plantings. The sweeping backdrop of valley, hills and mountains, as well as an ocean view from the master bedroom, are truly remarkable. The Spanish aesthetic, stunning natural setting and complete privacy of this home creates a unique atmosphere li | |||||
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