Beachside Properties We Love
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As a result of this cave dwelling being so close to the seemingly endless blue water, it has a distinctly no-frills vibe––but it’s hard to argue with the view. Photo by Gunnar Knechtel.
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Located along the rocky coastline of Cohasset, Massachusetts, the Hagerty House sits a precarious 20 feet from the shore. Photo by Dean Kaufman.
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From the deck of his home in Venice Beach, Eric Grunbaum looks across his front yard. Barbara Bestor designed the second story deck to float over the ground “like a cloud.” Photo by Ye Rin Mok.
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In this coastal home, two walls of floor-to-ceiling windows in the master bedroom frame expansive vistas of the Pacific Ocean. Photo by Robert Canfield.
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This home is located on Shelter Island––two-and-a-half hours from New York City, and accessible only by a seven-minute ferry ride––just enough, the home’s architect (and owner) Cary Tamarkin says, “to free you from the bonds of the city.” Courtesy Architects and Artisans. Photo by Bart Michiels.
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