San Clemente’s Rare Coastal Seaside Victorian Home — Luxury Ocean-View Property, First Time Offered in 22 Years

A truly rare offering — this iconic San Clemente coastal home captures the essence of Southern California luxury living. Known for its rare Coastal Seaside Victorian architecture, this stunning residence blends timeless design with modern comfort, ideally situated just steps from the sand and world-famous T-Street Beach.

The home’s charming Victorian façade opens to a beautifully updated interior, featuring a designer kitchen (2020), upgraded finishes, and a light, airy coastal aesthetic that defines high-end Orange County beach living. A custom-built-in breakfast nook provides a perfect gathering space, while the adjoining laundry and pantry feature bespoke cabinetry that enhances both charm and functionality.

This spacious luxury beach house includes 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a flexible office/library/bonus room, each bedroom enjoying a private en-suite bath — ideal for families, guests, or multi-generational living.

Upstairs, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and multiple living areas create an open, inviting atmosphere perfect for entertaining. The upstairs den features a fireplace and wet bar, one of four fireplaces throughout the home — also in the living room, primary suite, and office — adding warmth and architectural appeal.

The primary suite offers a serene ocean-view retreat with its own fireplace, walk-in closet, and soaking tub. Open the balcony doors and enjoy cool coastal breezes, ocean sounds, and sunset skies over Seal Rock — a daily reminder of the San Clemente seaside lifestyle.

A handcrafted limestone staircase showcasing natural marine fossils — crinoids, brachiopods, ammonites, and shells — anchors the home with a striking blend of art, history, and design, creating a truly distinctive architectural centerpiece.

This one-of-a-kind residence combines Victorian elegance, modern luxury, and coastal tranquility, offering an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of San Clemente’s ocean-view heritage.