Welcome to 7210 W. Oceanfront – Where Oceanfront Luxury Meets Rare Subterranean Engineering.

At first glance, this home is listed as 3,120 square feet above ground – but that’s only part of the story. Beneath the sand sits a 1,359-square-foot subterranean garage with a private car elevator—a feature that cost as much to build as the home itself and is virtually unheard of on the Newport Beach coastline. Combined, the residence offers nearly 4,500 square feet of custom construction, making its true value far greater than price-per-square-foot alone suggests.

Built in 2020 as a labor of love by a father-and-son team, this custom home blends craftsmanship, intention, and timeless design. It was created never with the intention to sell, which meant no compromises: only the most expensive additions, cutting-edge smart home technology, and the highest materials in engineering and construction were chosen throughout. With 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and an elevator serving all 4 levels, it delivers effortless beachfront living directly on the sand with unobstructed Pacific views.

A highlight of the main floor is the private one-bedroom suite, fully self-contained with its own living room, kitchen, full bath, washer/dryer, and no stairs—perfect for guests, in-laws, or extended family.

The subterranean garage accommodates 7 covered parking spaces—a once-in-a-lifetime find on the oceanfront. Whether you’re a car collector or simply value the security and convenience, this space sets the property apart in ways that no other listing can.

Inside, light-filled living areas showcase upscale coastal finishes, seamless indoor-outdoor flow, and views that will never be duplicated. Every detail was hand-selected to create a legacy residence—both for relaxation and entertaining at the highest level.

7210 W. Oceanfront is more than a home; it’s a one-of-a-kind retreat where thoughtful amenities, unrivaled parking, and rare oceanfront location come together. A custom-built treasure, ready for its next chapter.


Please check out 7210westoceanfront.com for photos and timeline of the build.