Belmont Shore Home Sales May 2010
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4 beds, 1 full 4 part baths
Size: 4,876 sq ft
Lot Size: 2,768 sq ft
Added: 08/22/09, Last Updated: 11/10/09
Property Type: Single Family, Residential
MLS Number: P700316
Community: Belmont Shore/Park,Naples,Marina Pac,Bay Hrbr
Tract: Pi
This exclusive beach front home is in the exclusive neighborhood of the Peninsula, newly built and offers every upgrade you can imagine.. an elevator, wine cellar, granite, travertine, ash wood floors and a top floor master suite that is to die for. But, it is the view and the location that make the house even more spectacular. It is one of the rare homes on the Peninsula that sits directly on the beach. Just off the front patio is the sand. The open floor plan allows for incredible views of he ocean, Alamitos Bay and the channel, on a clear day you can even see the mountains. There are 4 bedrms, 5 baths, 3 fireplaces, 6 patios, one of which has a spa, two gourmet kitchens equipt for master chefs and a finished basement plumbed for an infinity pool. In addition there are 3 laundry hook ups, 3 garages, 2 waterheaters with a circulating hot water system, water purifying throuhgout and a built in entertainment center and buffet, ideal for entertaining. Listed with Crystal Glenning, Coldwell Banker Coast Alliance
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