1992 San Remo Laguna Beach, CA 92651

Perched above Laguna Beach on expansive street-to-street parcel, 1992 San Remo Drive captures sweeping panoramic views spanning whitewater ocean, the Hotel Laguna, breaking waves @ Main Beach, Catalina Island, canyon ridgelines, and sparkling city lights. Positioned on nearly half an acre, the property offers a rare sense of scale, privacy, view and elevation that is increasingly hard to find.
Spanning approximately 3,100+ square feet across three levels, the James Lashley designed residence maximizes both volume and vantage point. Multiple living areas and oversized windows frame the unobstructed views from nearly every major room, while three balconies extend the living experience outdoors—creating seamless indoor-outdoor flow and ideal settings for entertaining or quiet sunset evenings.
The kitchen is equipped with professional grade Viking and Sub-Zero appliances, blending high-performance capability with everyday livability. Throughout the home, a subtle Spanish influence emerges through reclaimed and hand-carved doors, adding warmth, texture, and a sense of timeless character.
The home's layout provides flexibility beyond its three-bedroom configuration, including a generous bonus space ideal for a fourth bedroom, office, or media room. The primary suite offers a private retreat, highlighted by an oversized walk-in closet and proportions that enhance the home's overall sense of scale.
With substantial square footage and strong architectural bones, the property presents an opportunity to enjoy as-is or reimagine into a modern coastal showpiece.
At over 21,000 sq ft, the property offers exceptional potential for expanded outdoor living—whether through gardens, terraces, or curated entertaining spaces—all while maintaining privacy and unobstructed sightlines.
A unique combination of sweeping ocean, sand, and island views, generous lot size, architectural character, and versatile interior scale—this is a compelling value-add opportunity in one of Laguna Beach's most sought-after hillside enclaves.