Located in Manhattan Beach and built in 2006, this single-family home is priced at $13,000,000 and spans approximately 3,550 square feet. It includes 2 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and was originally designed as a private gallery with Brutalist architecture and concrete construction. Positioned on The Strand, the property offers elevated ocean views and potential for expansion through a neighboring lot also available for purchase.
Where is Manhattan Beach, CA?
Manhattan Beach is a beachfront city in southwestern Los Angeles County, California. It sits along the Pacific Ocean, between El Segundo and Hermosa Beach. The city features the Manhattan Beach Pier, upscale dining, and volleyball courts on the sand. It’s also home to tech professionals and families, with access to LAX just a few miles away.
Beachfront Exterior
Three-story concrete residence sits directly along a pedestrian beachfront path, nestled between a mix of modern and traditional homes. Narrow facade faces the ocean with tall glass panels and a minimal rooftop profile. Landscaping is limited to low hedges and a pathway that connects to the boardwalk.
Entry Garden and Facade
Small water feature with tropical plants and a statue defines the entry courtyard between two volumes of the structure. Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the concrete walls and reveal interior stairs just beyond. Ocean can be seen directly behind the home, giving a sense of its position on the shoreline.
Entry Hall
Glass corridor runs along the indoor pond and greenery, bringing light and reflections into the walkway. Wooden floors and concrete walls continue the materials from outside. Ocean views appear ahead through the open living room.
Living Room
Living room anchors the ocean-facing side of the home with large vertical glass panels and a red brick fireplace. Seating is arranged around the hearth with blue recliners and a cream-colored sofa set on wood floors. Direct beach views make the space feel deeply connected to the exterior surroundings.
Living Room
View from the center of the living space captures the transition from the lounge area to the entry stairwell. Brick chimney remains a central feature while the staircase rises up behind it, adjacent to glass walls. Materials and finishes remain consistent with exposed concrete and natural wood throughout.
Living Room
Opposite angle of the living space looks back toward the inner courtyard and entry stairwell. White sofa lines the wall and faces toward the fireplace, flanked by colorful side tables. Open sightlines tie the room to the adjacent spaces.
Living Room
Straight-on view of the living room reveals the full span of ocean-facing windows and how they align with the furniture. Vertical concrete columns frame the glass without blocking the horizon. A long wooden table and classic accents fill the back of the room.
Staircase
Side stairwell connects to the upper level with painted wood risers and a matching banister. Large glass walls on both sides create a bright and open path between floors. Small seating area rests in the corner with colorful accents and art decor.
Kitchen
Kitchen begins with a small island under a hanging hood and vent, with pale gray cabinetry on all sides. Back door with a gridded glass panel allows for extra light and a secondary point of entry. Compact layout maximizes storage and surface space in a limited footprint.
Kitchen
Galley-style kitchen continues with upper and lower cabinets, wall ovens, and a stainless steel sink. A chandelier hangs above the far counter area, while built-in appliances line both sides. Warm floors and soft gray finishes create a calm and cohesive feel.
Kitchen
Extended kitchen view reveals stainless steel countertops and double sinks beneath solid gray cabinetry. Display shelves are built into the upper cabinets, holding dishes and glassware in an organized layout. Lighting and polished surfaces keep the narrow galley space functional and bright.
Dining Area
Casual dining space sits next to floor-to-ceiling windows with a view toward the neighboring home. Round wooden table is surrounded by plaid upholstered chairs, anchored beneath a glass pendant light. A neon wall sign and console table add a modern, eclectic touch to the otherwise raw concrete backdrop.
Office
Built-in workspace occupies a bright corner with a full wall of windows and custom shelving above. Long desk wraps two sides, combining drawer storage and open surfaces with a neutral palette. Equipment, framed photos, and office supplies are neatly integrated into the design.
Upper Hallway
Second floor hallway connects rooms with a wood-railed stair and full-height windows lining the concrete wall. Carpet runs the length of the corridor, softening the industrial material palette. Doorways at either end suggest access to bedrooms and additional spaces.
Bedroom
Primary bedroom is arranged with an antique-style metal bed frame set beneath a cylindrical structural column. Carpeted floors and wood furniture complement the concrete walls and high ceilings. A half-wall partition provides separation from the entry while maintaining light and openness.
Bedroom
Same bedroom extends toward the ocean side of the home with uninterrupted floor-to-ceiling windows. Traditional dresser and armchair face out toward the view, where beach and water dominate the horizon. Vertical columns divide the window panels without obstructing the natural light.
Bedroom
Another angle shows the bedroom’s layout with a central bed, vintage furnishings, and a wall of bookshelves. Concrete and wood textures continue through the space, unified by the soft flooring. A red accent chair and writing desks complete the setup along the perimeter.
Bedroom
Corner vanity space features a floating white desk with drawers, a blue upholstered chair, and light pendant fixtures. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide expansive views of the beach and adjacent home. Decorative cabinet doors lead into the bathroom section.
Bathroom
Bathroom includes a frameless glass shower, tiled floor, and the same partition doors that connect it to the vanity space. Hardware and accessibility rails line the shower walls while the open layout maintains visual flow. Pale colors and natural light contribute to the room’s airy feel.
Bathroom
Primary bathroom includes a large walk-in shower with glass enclosure, integrated grab bars, and rainfall fixtures. Adjacent folding doors lead into the bedroom while patterned cabinetry adds texture to the space. Flooring and surfaces are finished in white tile, contrasting with the rest of the home’s concrete elements.
Lower-Level Lounge Area
Lower level features polished concrete floors, bare concrete walls, and a mix of eclectic dining furniture. Dining table is paired with a casual lounge space toward the rear beneath a skylight and side window. Open layout is minimally decorated, allowing flexible use of the area.
Terrace
Terrace runs along the edge of the property, facing the beach and bordered by a clear glass railing. A concrete path leads past large windows and over skylight panels embedded in the floor. Direct connection to the sand and uninterrupted views make it an extension of the main living space.
Aerial View
High-angle view shows the beachside location of the home in relation to neighboring properties and the pier. Residence is directly aligned with the shoreline and sits on a densely packed residential block. Clean lines and concrete exterior distinguish it from surrounding homes.
Listing agent: Edward Kaminsky of eXp Realty Of California, Inc, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
