322 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach, California 92651

Weekly rate of $17,000 per week. Long term rate of $68,000 per month. Panoramic ocean views, private outdoor living areas and a broad selection of today’s most sought-after upgrades and amenities help this casual yet luxurious Emerald Bay home redefine Laguna Beach living. While focused on gorgeous Pacific Ocean, Catalina Island, sunset and evening-light views from its top two levels, the spacious custom residence embraces a spectacular multi-level backyard that reveals a dining terrace with fireplace, a private spa, impressive stonework and landscaping, and intimate patios. Countless sets of French doors open to the backyard and to ocean-facing view balconies located off second-floor bedrooms and main-level living areas. Approximately 5,493 square feet, the extensively remodeled design features six en suite bedrooms and six and one-half baths. One is located on the ground floor next to a living room and is ideal for guests, and the middle floor showcases an office, oversized laundry, and a primary suite with marble-finished bath, two walk-in closets, a view deck, jetted tub, fireplace and separate vanities. Friends and loved ones will look forward to gathering on the main floor of the residence, which opens to a large ocean-view deck and hosts an atrium, bonus room, a formal dining room, and a spacious living room with stone fireplace and deck access. Ocean views also embellish a designer kitchen that displays an island, white cabinetry with glass uppers, a nook, built-in desk, natural stone countertops, custom backsplash, a traditional pantry, butler’s pantry, and a full suite of stainless steel Viking appliances. Noteworthy advantages are led by a three-car garage with built-in cabinetry, newer windows and doors, wood and stone flooring, designer lighting, vaulted open-beam ceilings and whole-house audio. Noted as one of Southern California’s most scenic communities, the guard-gated community of Emerald Bay reveals a stunning private beach, swimming and tennis amenities, parks and even its own fire station.