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354 Moonraker Rd, The Sea Ranch - $835,000
2 beds, 2 baths, 1,068 square feet. Lot size: 0.37 Acres. Year built: 1995.
This two-story home may have been built in 1995, but with the shingled siding it looks like it’s been a part of this community for far longer.
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Living room.
The living room may look a bit cramped, but the large picture windows, angled ceiling, and skylights make it feel far more spacious.
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Kitchen.
The kitchen is as basic as it gets, with a convenient door out to the yard. As a vacation home, basic is all a buyer would really need.
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Guest Bedroom.
On the idea of keeping things simple, this is a great room just to get a good night’s sleep.
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Master bedroom.
The master bedroom in this house is designed more for a long-term resident, with more space, plenty of windows, and a skylight to make the room feel more open and inviting.
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Hot tub.
As a coastal community, there are plenty of foggy days and chilly nights. It makes sense to have a hot tub nearby after a day at the ocean.
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84 Heron, The Sea Ranch - $1,895,000
4 beds, 4 baths, 2,075 square feet. Lot size: N/A. Year built: 1991.
This house looks more like a vacation compound than a residence, but for an owner with a big family or lots of friends, this can be ideal. This house is also part of a planned community, so there is an HOA fee involved. (3.9.22 UPDATE – after only 10 days on the market, this house has a pending offer.)
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Living room.
The living room and kitchen look to be combined, an interesting set-up. This probably works well for movie nights.
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Kitchen.
A closer look at the kitchen half of the living room. It’s designed to be part of the room, so it doesn’t seem intrusive.
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Bedroom.
This bedroom is light on decoration but big on views.
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Outdoor dining area.
When there’s a sunny day at The Sea Ranch, spending time outdoors is a must. It looks as though measures have been taken to protect diners from the afternoon sea winds.
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Deck.
If visitors want to enjoy the outdoors but don’t want the walk to the beach, this deck is the perfect lounging spot.
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35429 Fly Cloud Rd, The Sea Ranch - $1,800,000
3 beds, 3 baths, N/A square feet. Lot size: 0.55 Acres. Year built: 1984.
This spacious 1980s home was designed by Elee Tsai, and with ocean views, three bedrooms, three baths, a den, tv room, and a two-car garage it’s definitely a full-time house instead of just a vacation getaway.
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Front entryway.
This front porch shows the effects of the sea wind on the tilework and siding, which actually works to make it look more inviting.
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Living room.
From this artistically wood-lined living room, there’s a clear view of the ocean.
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Kitchen.
The kitchen continues the use of wood flooring, and the tilework closely matches the tile from the porch.
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Casual dining area.
This casual eating area is a perfect example of how carefully each room has been planned to maintain the continuity of the wood grain throughout the house.
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Bedroom.
Going up a level, the mood changes. The wood takes a break, and the bedrooms and bathrooms are all plastered, white, and given a more orderly look.
