999 Waterbury Lane, Ventura, California 93001

$1,995,000

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

3

Square Feet

2,520 sqft

City

Ventura

Status

Active

Imagine waking to the sound of the surf, filling your coffee mug, and being on the beach in moments. Only 6 homes from the sand and just 2 lanes from San Buenaventura State Beach and the scenic bike path leading to the Ventura Pier and downtown, this spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath Midcentury Beach home offers more than striking ocean views and 2,500 square feet of coastal living--a rare opportunity at this price point. Designed to embrace the outdoors, walls of windows capture ocean breezes and fill the home with natural light, while multiple viewing decks showcase breathtaking ocean, island and mountain views. Cathedral ceilings create an open, airy feel, while the expansive 2nd story deck is the perfect spot to drink in the sparking Pacific Ocean. The entertainer's kitchen features a large center island, walk-in pantry and adjoining view deck for effortless indoor-outdoor living. The dining room, complete with a retro fireplace, opens to another inviting deck--perfect for morning coffee or simply relaxing as the Pacific becomes the backdrop to your everyday life. Whether you're welcoming guests, working from home or simply looking for room to spread out, the flexible floor plan adapts with ease. A first-level primary suite enjoys its own private entrance, while the top-floor retreat with a spacious walk-in closet with another large private view balcony makes an ideal fourth bedroom, office or creative studio. Outside, the generous brick-paved backyard is ready for everything from summer barbecues to quiet evenings under the stars after a day at the beach. Life in Pierpont is about more than the home itself. Morning walks along the shoreline. Sunset bike rides to the pier. Paddleboarding through the harbor. Watching the sun disappear behind the Channel Islands from your private deck. Pierpont has held onto the laid-back soul of California's classic beach communities, where the pace is slower, neighbors still wave hello, and the beach becomes part of your everyday life. It's the kind of place that reminds you why people dream of living by the beach in the first place.