Perched on the western-most point of a pristine Palos Verdes Estates bluff, this sprawling compound spans over 1.15 acres of lush coastal land, offering 180-degree views of California coastline. This property has never been offered on the market, presenting a rare opportunity for discerning buyers seeking luxury and seclusion along the Southern California coast.

Renowned interior designer Tim Clarke meticulously curated this residence, crafted with stone and plaster to blend seamlessly with the surroundings. Behind privacy gates, the compound provides an inviting atmosphere that effortlessly combines comfort and exquisite design, creating a remarkable coastal retreat. Fully retractable sliding doors blend the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces throughout the property.

The chef’s kitchen boasts French limestone countertops from the ancient Massangis quarry, a Wolf 6-burner stove, a copper sink with a graceful patina and Waterworks fixtures. Reclaimed wood-beamed ceilings, French white oak, limestone floors, Roman clay plaster walls, vintage Italian chandeliers and antique fireplace mantels from France contribute to its timeless elegance and contemporary comfort.

The primary suite offers breathtaking ocean views with disappearing doors, an outdoor spa, a luxurious bathroom and a bespoke walk-in closet. Landscape architect Art Luna’s design harmoniously blends the coastal habitat and natural wonders of the expansive property.

Sprawling lawns, limestone hardscape, and pergolas surround the pool and spa, creating an enchanting outdoor oasis that celebrates the coastal surroundings.

The guest house and entertainment pavilion seamlessly blend comfort and luxury, featuring a custom, indoor Italian grill, oversized dining area and multiple seating areas leading to the pool and spa area.

Two generously appointed bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a well-equipped gym, secured wine cellar and a home office area complete this idyllic retreat. This property offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the epitome of coastal living.