Tucked away on Orlando Drive, this ocean-view, single-level home rests on a serene ¾-acre (±) lot surrounded by pines, cypress, oaks, and eucalyptus trees, with plenty of open space for privacy and tranquility. Built in 1948, it’s one of those rare Big Sur–style lodge homes that exude timeless character and charm. Inside, you’ll find rich oak floors, a brick hearth and fireplace, and tall, wood-beamed ceilings that create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Skylights and tinted picture windows bring in abundant natural light and frame views of the surrounding forest. The home is thoughtfully designed with two distinct wings: the east wing includes both bedrooms and a shared Jack-and-Jill bathroom, while the west wing features the main living area, dining space, and kitchen—all oriented toward the ocean. Connecting the two wings is a spacious, newly rebuilt Trex deck with dual sliding-glass doors that seamlessly link indoor and outdoor living. Additional highlights include a large full bathroom, a half bath, and a light-filled hallway with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the forest. Located just four blocks from the ocean and near multiple Fiscalini Ranch trailheads, this home offers the perfect retreat—a peaceful retreat where you can unwind, recharge, and embrace a simpler coastal lifestyle.
