Few coastal enclaves command the historic prestige of Coronado, the San Diego Bay peninsula where pristine sands meet Gilded Age legacy. Now, a rare modern masterclass in design takes center stage on the isle’s most coveted strip. Positioned along iconic Ocean Boulevard—just minutes from the landmark Hotel del Coronado—the house offers an irreplaceable front-row seat to unobstructed Pacific views.

Known as the Ocean House, the property is listed for $33 million with Jan Clements and Chris Clements of Compass. Completed in 2009 and last sold in 2015 for $7.1 million, the current owners oversaw a multimillion-dollar, down-to-the-studs renovation. Today, the cedar-shingled structure spans roughly 7,200 square feet, offering six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a private wellness center, and a panoramic rooftop deck.

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Bright and airy interiors showcase white oak floors, artisanal stone details, and custom millwork beneath soaring ceilings. Vanishing walls of glass open to several terraces, effortlessly blurring the boundary between the inside and out, with a commercial-grade elevator servicing all four levels.

Double white gates open to a front porch that flows to a fireside living room and a bookshelf-lined study. A hallway passes a courtyard on the way to a combined dining and family room, while an adjacent kitchen pairs bespoke cabinetry with premium appliances, an eat-in island, and a butler’s pantry.

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Four bedrooms can be found on the second floor, including a secluded primary suite featuring a private balcony, a wood-paneled dressing area, and a subway-tiled bath sporting a freestanding soaking tub surrounded by large windows. Two additional bedrooms on the lower level join a climate-controlled wine cellar, a media/game room, a subterranean garage, and a spa retreat complete with a custom sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.

Topping it all off is the aforementioned rooftop deck, which has a barbecue and a fire pit, along with panoramic vistas stretching from the red turrets of the Hotel del Coronado across the Pacific to Point Loma and back to the downtown San Diego skyline.

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