Room to live, a garden to tend, and the sea for a neighbor.
716 Thirteenth is a classic California beach cottage — single-story, low-slung, and true to the block’s mid-century character. Warm stucco with wood-shingle accents, a prominent stone chimney, awning-shaded windows, and a gated front garden of fruit trees behind a brick walk. Inside: 2,100 square feet of unhurried living — light all day, ocean air all evening.
The living room gathers around a fireplace made for cool coastal evenings, and the primary suite is the heart of it — wood-panel walls, a rock fireplace of its own, and skylights overhead. And this is the 700 block of 13th: a street of double lots only, none of the density found elsewhere near the water — by local consensus one of the quietest, most coveted streets this close to the beach.
