Every once in a while a property comes along that’s genuinely different. This is one of those homes.Thoughtfully designed and meticulously constructed, this architecturally striking contemporary residence sits atop 10 private acres at the end of Carson Hill Road, where towering redwoods, southern sun, and a truly unique ocean view come together on one of the coast’s most private settings. With its strong architectural lines, soaring spaces, and unapologetically modern design, the home stands apart from virtually anything else on the Mendocino Coast. Looking south across a broad valley of treetops, whitecaps shimmer on the Pacific beyond. It’s not the typical front-row ocean view; it’s something much more unique. Walls of glass, soaring ceilings, and clean modern lines pull the outdoors into the living spaces.Everywhere you look, it’s obvious this wasn’t built to hit a price point. Built with Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) construction, the home features a 6-inch reinforced concrete core surrounded by over 5 inches of insulating foam for exceptional efficiency, strength, comfort, and durability. Fire resistance was also a priority, with ICF walls, a steel roof, concrete exterior panels, and concrete soffits.Radiant-heated concrete floors flow throughout the home and have been custom seeded with semi-precious gemstones, creating a finish unlike anything you’ll find in a production home. The placement of the oversized windows, courtyard, room layout, and orientation to the view all feel intentional.The infrastructure is already in place, including a productive 240-foot well with a 5,500-gallon storage tank and fire suppression fittings, 220-amp PG&E service, a 1,000-gallon propane tank, and an approved gravity septic system. A prepared 30′ x 80′ building pad offers exciting possibilities for a future gallery, studio, workshop, or additional garage.Although wonderfully secluded, Mendocino, Little River, shopping, restaurants, beaches, and state parks are all just minutes away.This isn’t simply an unfinished custom home. Most of the hard work has already been done. The planning, Coastal Development Permit, site work, infrastructure, shell, window package, and major mechanical systems are already in place. What remains is primarily the completion of finishes and the opportunity for the next owner to bring the vision to life.There is simply nothing else on the Mendocino Coast quite like it.