Tucked away behind a private gated entrance on one of the most storied lanes in Pebble Beach, this 1957 mid-century classic offers a rare connection to the golden era of Pebble Beach. Occupying a magnificent 1.74-acre level corner lot, the estate is perfectly positioned to capture sweeping views of Stillwater Cove and the iconic 17th hole. The residence is a stunning example of single-story design, framed by the sculptural beauty of majestic oak trees. Inside, high ceilings and walls of glass create an effortless flow, inviting an abundance of natural light. It's a home that feels both grand and intimate, offering a canvas that respects its historical roots while providing a setting for modern life. The grounds are equally impressive, a sun-drenched expanse surrounded by some of the most prestigious estates in the world. Whether you're enjoying the coastal breeze from the patio or watching the light change over the cove, the sense of place here is undeniable. This is more than just a home; it is a piece of Pebble Beach history waiting for its next chapter. Rare, private, and utterly timeless, 1651 Crespi Lane is an opportunity to own a landmark location in one of the coast's most coveted enclaves. Approved plans included by Jun A. Sillano of International Design Group.
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