SUSMAN HOUSE

ABOUT THE PROPERTY

3674 Pacific Coast Hwy, Faria Beach, California

For Sale $5,100,000

REPRESENTING SELLER

Set above a sweeping sandy cove at Faria Beach, the Susman House was designed by California Modernist architect Carl Maston, FAIA, and completed in 1984. Cedar siding, clean lines, and expansive glass set the tone for a home designed around its coastal setting. The home is a well-preserved example of Maston's architectural design.

PROPERTY DETAILS

2,640

SQ FOOTAGE

3

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

FLOORS

As you enter, the ocean (intentionally!) immediately draws your attention. The living room feels warm and open, with a double-sided fireplace connecting the lounge to the dining area and kitchen. Seamless cabinetry, flush-mounted appliances, and an original wood-slat ceiling give the kitchen a character all its own. On the other side of the fireplace is a large den and a strategically hidden full bathroom. Throughout the lower level, large windows (and a lot of them!), wood beams, and custom brick flooring carry the architecture from inside to the patio, maximizing the ocean view from nearly every angle.

An open staircase leads upstairs, where vaulted ceilings and an adventure of angles shape the bedroom level. The primary suite has its own fireplace, ensuite bath, and private oceanfront deck. A second oceanfront suite offers another fireplace and ensuite bath, while a guest bedroom has a cleverly integrated privacy divider and ensuite bath.

Outside, you always feel like you're in the right place at the right time. The sun finds its way into the cove, the yard offers room to wander, and one of California's most infamous surf breaks sits just beyond the wood framed,

FARIA BEACH

Faria Beach in Ventura is a marine sanctuary with exposed tide pools, constant sand flows, and some of the most dynamic marine environments along the California coast. Here, the ocean is your playground and your backyard! The area is perfect for surfing, kayaking, snorkeling, boogie boarding or just to enjoy long walks on the beach, hunting for shells, rocks and sea glass. While this beach is known for dolphins feeding and riding waves on a daily bases, whales can even be spotted during their migration. The sunrises and sunsets are exceptional and the Channel Islands are visible offshore. With just steps to the sand, you will be able to explore one of California’s most unique and beautiful beaches.