About this home

We found 4 Cons,6 Pros. Rank: price - $6.50M(94th), sqft - 2521(72th), beds - 4(72th), baths - 5(89th).

212 Manhattan Avenue emerges as a breathtaking 2026 Modern California Coastal sanctuary, ideally situated west-facing between 2nd and 3rd Street in the prestigious South Sand Section of Manhattan Beach, where the rhythm of the ocean meets architectural brilliance. Crafted by the esteemed Ararat Developers, with visionary architecture from Lane Design + Build and exquisite interiors by CMS Interior Design, this residence delivers an elevated lifestyle defined by serenity, sophistication, and seamless modern comfort. Spanning 2,521 square feet, the home invites you into an expansive open-concept living environment bathed in natural light, framed by sweeping ocean views, and enriched with 9.5” French white oak floors, Fleetwood deck slider systems, and fully custom cabinetry that echo coastal refinement. The chef-caliber gourmet kitchen stands as a centerpiece of luxury, appointed with a Thermador 48” 6-burner range with griddle and double oven, a 30” refrigerator, 24” freezer, 24” wine tower, dishwasher, microwave, designer light fixtures, and an ensemble of premium fixtures from Kohler, Brizo, and Rohl, complemented by Duravit and Blanco sinks and Grayvik toilets. All four en-suite bedrooms offer privacy and indulgence, with the west-facing primary suite serving as a true personal retreat—complete with a private ocean-view deck, refreshing coastal breezes, a spa-worthy bath featuring a Wyndham soaking tub and waterfall shower, and a generous walk-in closet. Thoughtful amenities abound, including a three-stop elevator, zoned HVAC, Cat6 wiring, integrated sound, EV charging capability, an EG4 18KPV Hybrid Inverter for modern efficiency, and an epoxy-coated 2-car garage with an additional guest carport. Every element of this residence has been curated to elevate daily living, creating a rare fusion of timeless beauty, modern innovation, and the effortless, sun-soaked luxury that defines the very best of Manhattan Beach coastal living. Estimated completion January, 2026.