4351 Monaco St, San Diego, CA 92107, USA

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• Supplement: Sunset Cliffs Oasis.....unobstructed and expansive Pacific Ocean views and breathtaking sunsets ! A true masterpiece that was constructed in 2012 and extensively renovated during 2023/2024. The quality of craftsmanship, materials and amenities are superb....gorgeous 11' wood coffered ceilings, Cumaru hardwood floors, all countertops in the impressive gourmet kitchen and exquisite floor to ceiling fireplace were replaced with Cristallo Quartzite, premier kitchen appliances and handsome cabinets created from reclaimed wood with maple interiors, solid core doors from reclaimed Douglas Fir, hand forged wrought iron railings, custom designed light fixtures, 1000 bottle wine cellar, multiple sliding glass wall systems, saltwater pool/spa with 3 waterfalls, surround sound with built-in speakers, motorized shades on all West facing main floor windows, multiple areas for outdoor dining and entertaining with fire pits and fireplaces, roof top deck, spacious 2-car garage and so much more. Located on a private cul-de-sac, this one-of-a-kind home offers 4 BR/5 BA/stunning wood paneled office/4,475 SF and magnificent views throughout the entire property. Discover the phenomenal appeal of Sunset Cliffs with its rugged coastline and panoramic views, which is popular with surfers, ocean-gazers and residents who like to cruise Sunset Cliffs Blvd. and explore the 68-acre regional park that extends 1.5 miles along Point Loma peninsula's western shoreline. The unique coastal environment features dramatic cliff formations and caves, a fascinating intertidal area and connects to the adjacent Point Loma Ecological Reserve. Point Loma is known for its hiking & biking trails, marinas & yacht clubs, Point Loma Lighthouse, Liberty Station, seafood & Italian restaurants, Humphrey's outdoor concerts and close proximity to Balboa Park, SD Zoo, USS Midway Museum, Star of India, The Rady Shell and Petco Park for Padre baseball games.