Set on a quiet cul-de-sac within the Northern Coronado Cays, this fully reimagined waterfront residence presents a refined blend of Mediterranean form and Santa Fe influence. A private front courtyard with a fountain introduces the home with a distinct sense of arrival, leading into a striking entry tower with approximately 30-foot ceilings and exposed wood beams that draw in natural light and create an open, airy connection throughout the home.
Interiors feature Saltillo tile, wood flooring, and artisan tilework throughout. Spanning approximately 3,300 square feet across three levels connected by a private elevator, the four bedroom, five bath residence unfolds with intention as living and dining areas transition seamlessly to outdoor living spaces. French doors open to outdoor areas accented by fire and water features, while a private T-head dock accommodates vessels up to 55 feet, offering direct bay access with navigable routes to the open Pacific.
The second level opens to a mezzanine loft overlooking the foyer, enhancing the sense of volume and natural light. The primary suite features exposed beams, a fireplace, and French doors opening to a waterfront terrace with partial shade. The ensuite bath includes a soaking tub and separate shower.
Secondary bedrooms include two with French doors to Juliet balconies, including one with an en suite bath and built-in desk nook. This level also includes a private sauna, reinforcing the home’s wellness element, along with a dedicated laundry area.
A rooftop retreat offers panoramic views, a spa, and an outdoor kitchen. Offered furnished, the home reflects a Santa Fe–inspired interior while allowing for a more traditional Mediterranean aesthetic over time.
Within a 24-hour guard-patrolled waterfront community, the residence offers direct water access, private docking, and proximity to the Yacht Club, parks, golf, Silver Strand Beach, and the shops and fine dining of Coronado Village.
In the Northern Coronado Cays, where premier waterfront residences are held at a premium, this Santa Fe Legacy on the water offers a rare convergence of design, setting, and access.