Waterfront View Condo In Costa Mesa For Under $900,000

COSTA MESA, CA— This renovated 1978 condo in Costa Mesa has panoramic waterfront views, from the Santa Ana river to the gorgeous ocean skyline. Situated on the Talbert Nature Preserve, get that multi-million dollar feeling without the hefty hefty pricetag.

• Address: 1222 Las Arenas Way Unit 23, Costa Mesa, California
• Price: $899,000
• Square Feet: 1365
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 2 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1978
• Features:

The only property on the market with panoramic views of the ocean-skyline, Catalina Island, Palos Verdes and Huntington Beach located high above Talbert Nature Preserve.

This is one of the highest elevations in the area, the sunset views over Huntington Beach and the ocean are perhaps some of the best in Orange County from this one of a kind luxury property. Completely remodeled with the finest high-end materials of marble, stone and woodwork, this elegantly crafted masterpiece can be compared to luxury homes valued well above this price range.

The master suite with panoramic views of the west through sliding glass doors has been completely updated with a large contemporary glass and marble walk-in shower, custom double sinks with floating vanity and large closet with dressing area. Both bedrooms offer balconies overlooking the city lights and ocean horizon giving this home the ambiance of a hillside villa in the coastal town of Sorrento Italy.

Meticulously designed kitchen opens to a family area with stone fireplace and 12 feet of sliding glass doors to take in all the views for you to study. Another rare feature of this well-designed home is the attached oversized garage complete with storage cabinets and direct entry into the home for privacy. Close to the Sandy beaches, bike trails and parks with the finest dining in Newport Beach close by, You will find this to be an exceptional home and location featuring amenities that few homes in this price range can offer.

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