Modern Marvel Meets Coastal Cool in San Pedro. Looking for rooftop fireworks views, a built-in recording studio, and your very own stairlift to the sky? (Yes, really.) 1833 S Mesa Street may seem like a unicorn. Spoiler alert: it’s not. Originally the model home for the community, this upgraded single-family home with no shared walls blends smart-home tech with stylish design—and then goes several steps further. Inside, you’ll find dual-zone smart air and heat, a mix of wood, ceramic tile, and Berber carpet flooring, plus quartz countertops that elevate the kitchen and baths. Both the living room and primary suite feature detached fireplaces with remotes, adding cozy flair to inviting spaces. The primary suite comes complete with its own fireplace and a luxurious step-in Jacuzzi soaking tub—a spa-like escape you’ll never want to leave. One of the home’s most unexpected highlights is a fully soundproofed music, podcast, or voiceover studio—an acoustic dream for creatives and content makers alike. Prefer something more traditional? The space can be delivered as a bedroom instead. Whether you're laying down tracks or just laying low, the room flexes to fit your life. The rooftop is where this home truly hits its high note. With Sonos surround sound, a tranquil fountain, outdoor TV, BBQ grill, and mini bar—not to mention sweeping harbor views and a front-row seat to 4th of July fireworks-it’s a personal oasis that’s equal parts relaxing and show-stopping. The stairlift from the first floor to the rooftop adds a thoughtful touch of ease and accessibility. The 2-car garage features storage racks, bike hooks, vinyl plank flooring, and a tankless water heater. Security is dialed in with a smart ADT system and strategically placed Ring cameras. Owned solar panels keep things energy-efficient, while the Life Source water filtration system adds behind-the-scenes value. When you’re away, control climate, security, and keyless entry from your smartphone. Then there’s the location-just a mile from Cabrillo Beach, the iconic San Pedro Fish Market, Catalina Island port, and LA Cruise Terminal. Even better? The upcoming West Harbor development: 42 acres of waterfront fun with a food hall, open-air theater, retail shops, and a Ferris wheel set to outshine Santa Monica’s. Translation? This isn’t just a home-it’s a lifestyle upgrade but with market momentum building and summer in full swing, you'd best make your move before this rooftop retreat becomes someone else’s reality.

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