Some homes offer the chance to practice your swing with a simulator or putting green. But for serious golf enthusiasts, proximity to the course itself is the real draw—and it doesn’t get much closer than this Mediterranean-style estate set along the second fairway of the Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Positioned along iconic 17-Mile Drive, the residence overlooks the green from a gated 2.4-acre lot. Bright blue window and door frames add contrast to the exterior of the nearly 5,000-square-foot main residence. Designed with flexibility in mind, the property also includes a detached guesthouse—complete with its own kitchen and parking—set across a seasonal stream and accessed by a private bridge.

The main house features dark-stained oak floors paired with vaulted ceilings and local Carmel stone that places the property squarely within its Central Coast setting. The chef’s kitchen, with a multicolored tile backsplash, is equipped with double Wolf ranges and a lengthy butcher-block island. Meals can be enjoyed in the fireplace-warmed breakfast nook or the formal dining room. 

The living room, meanwhile, is a calm, cream-colored space with windows looking out over the greens to the Pacific Ocean. Elsewhere are a library wrapped in dainty floral wallpaper and a spacious sunroom. Two bedrooms are located downstairs, with two more upstairs. The main-floor primary suite has both dual bathrooms and closets, while both second-floor bedrooms spill onto balconies. 

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The self-contained guesthouse has three additional bedrooms, along with a living room with fireplace, a dining area, and two bathrooms. In total, the $24.5 million spread—on the market with Tim Allen at Coldwell Banker Realty—encompasses seven bedrooms and six bathrooms, plus a powder room across 6,156 square feet.

The grounds offer plenty of options to enjoy the California sunshine. A stone patio is oriented toward the golf course, with a pergola and electric shades providing cover for outdoor dining. For a more private setting, away from any looky-loos on the golf course, an interior courtyard is tucked away from view, finished with Spanish tile flooring, an outdoor fireplace, and built-in bench seating.

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