32641 Caribbean Drive Dana Point, CA 92629

An extremely rare opportunity to live in a stunning, panoramic ocean view, single-level, mid-century landmark home designed by legendary architect Harold Zook, whose homes grace Palm Springs, Pasadena, Los Angeles...and, far beyond. Zook was a solid advocate of the "form follows function" design...with floor to ceiling, solid pane glass windows and doors, and rooms accentuated by very thoughtfully placed skylights...which in this home accentuate its fine natural features and five fireplaces This landmark home's soft toned, Palo Verde stone walls and English red oak floors enhance its natural charm. The handsome home library could serve as a guest room. The home's central atrium's waterfall and lush garden create your private, quiet sanctuary. Sited on its prime, approximately 17,000 square foot parcel, from inside and outside you will enjoy a nearly 270-degree ocean and Catalina Island view. Everyday living or entertaining guests is a dream on this home's extensive, wrap-around, private decks and landscaped grounds...or, entertain in the formal dining room that handles ten very comfortably. In 1989, additional well designed living space was added by architect Charles Howell. The two architects' plans are available for review. If important to the purchase, buyers are to confirm the accuracy of the home's 3,583 square feet of living space as quoted on the architectural plans. Buyer to confirm any and all quoted square footage estimates.
An extremely rare opportunity to live in a stunning, panoramic ocean view, single-level, mid-century landmark home designed by legendary architect Harold Zook, whose homes grace Palm Springs, Pasadena, Los Angeles...and, far beyond. Zook was a solid advocate of the "form follows function" design...with floor to ceiling, solid pane glass windows and doors, and rooms accentuated by very thoughtfully placed skylights...which in this home accentuate its fine natural features and five fireplaces This landmark home's soft toned, Palo Verde stone walls and English red oak floors enhance its natural charm. The handsome home library could serve as a guest room. The home's central atrium's waterfall and lush garden create your private, quiet sanctuary. Sited on its prime, approximately 17,000 square foot parcel, from inside and outside you will enjoy a nearly 270-degree ocean and Catalina Island view. Everyday living or entertaining guests is a dream on this home's extensive, wrap-around, private decks and landscaped grounds...or, entertain in the formal dining room that handles ten very comfortably. In 1989, additional well designed living space was added by architect Charles Howell. The two architects' plans are available for review. If important to the purchase, buyers are to confirm the accuracy of the home's 3,583 square feet of living space as quoted on the architectural plans. Buyer to confirm any and all quoted square footage estimates.