Walkable Coastal Living in Central San Clemente

Soft coastal light filters through palm-lined walkways as the day begins, setting a relaxed rhythm just moments from the shoreline. This three bedroom, three and a half bathroom residence sits within San Clemente’s coastal village, where ocean air, quiet streets, and an unhurried pace shape daily life near the pier and beach paths. While the home itself looks inward to landscaped surroundings, the presence of the coast is felt in the breeze, the light, and the steady hum of the nearby shoreline.

Inside, the atmosphere is calm and functional, designed for ease rather than formality. Shared living spaces support slow mornings and relaxed evenings, with rooms flowing naturally from one to the next. Mornings often start with sunlight drifting through the windows and coffee before a walk toward the beach. Afternoons return to a cool, comfortable interior where conversations linger and plans unfold without urgency.

The kitchen and living areas feel intuitive and practical, encouraging shared meals and easy downtime rather than structured entertaining.

The primary bedroom offers a sense of privacy and retreat, with a king bed and ensuite bathroom creating a comfortable place to unwind after a day outdoors. Two additional bedrooms combine queen and twin beds, well suited to families or friends traveling together. A family room provides flexible space for gathering, reading, or accommodating additional sleeping needs when required.

Outdoor life extends beyond the home itself. Landscaped paths, nearby coastal trails, and walkable streets gently pull days outside, whether heading toward the pier, strolling Avenida Del Mar, or following the bluffs at sunset. Beaches, cafes, and small shops are close enough to feel part of daily life, yet far enough to preserve a residential calm.

This home is well suited to members who value location, walkability, and a genuine beach-town rhythm over spectacle, offering a grounded and comfortable base in one of Southern California’s most enduring coastal communities.

The experience is defined by light, proximity, and the quiet confidence of life lived near the sea.