On a quiet cul-de-sac in Laguna Beach's Diamond Crestview neighborhood, this home looks out over the Pacific to Catalina and San Clemente Island, north to the Palos Verdes Peninsula, and along the coastline to downtown Laguna. You can watch the waves break at Agate, Bluebird and Brooks Street, and you'll never miss a day when Second Reef at Brooks is breaking. The home has 3,981 square feet of living space, with four bedrooms and four and a half baths. Every bedroom has its own en suite bath, so each guest or family member gets a private retreat. There's also a separate office for working from home. High ceilings run throughout the home, which keeps it bright and makes the most of the views. There are three fireplaces, in the living room, the family room and the primary suite, for cool coastal evenings. On warm days, dual-zone air conditioning keeps the home comfortable. An elevator makes it easy to get between the two levels. The rooftop ocean-view deck is made for sunset gatherings with the whole coastline in front of you. The home is also very practical. It has a large walk-in laundry room and plenty of storage throughout. The oversized three-car garage has room to add a car lift in each bay, which is rare in Laguna and a big plus for collectors. The driveway holds two more cars. The layout works like a compound. It suits multigenerational living, long visits from friends and family, or anyone who wants a lot of space with privacy built into every suite. Woods Cove and Moss Point beaches are just minutes away, along with everything the village has to offer.

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