Tucked away at the secluded end of 25th Street in Hermosa Beach, this warm and welcoming hilltop retreat offers ocean views from Palos Verdes, Catalina Island, sweeping all the way to Malibu. Designed by noted architect Louis Tomaro, the home was custom-built for the current owners with both style and adaptability in mind. The primary suite and main living areas sit on the ground floor for effortless living. Upstairs secondary bedrooms, bathrooms and a sunlit atelier invites interpretation: play room, studio, creative lair–whatever suits your narrative–opening onto a generous balcony with panoramic ocean vistas. Just half a mile from the sand, the home blends architectural sophistication with coastal ease and offers a grassy backyard shaded by a prolific orange tree, space to host or retreat, and views—no rooftop deck required. An oversized two-car garage accommodates SUVs with room to spare for additional storage, hobby needs or a workbench. Rooted in the warm tones of traditional Tuscan style, the home offers timeless architectural charm. Yet with a refined update to the color palette—muted tones of the Mediterranean—the atmosphere could shift from rustic to coastal ……a move from Tuscany’s sun-drenched hills to Sardinia’s cliffside serenity. Same graceful bones, newly imagined in sea light. Privacy, design, and location—all in Hermosa Beach, one of the most coveted Southern California coastal enclaves.

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