Ocean House Del Mar

Lifestyle Per Square Foot Warmth and Playfulness Unfold on Del Mar’s Last Sandlot A legacy property on Del Mar’s last sandlot, this 7.5BR, 7.5BA oceanfront compound marries marine-grade durability with meditative design.

This 30,491-sq-ft heritage sandlot has been transformed into a stealth multi-gen gathering place primed for indoor-outdoor entertaining with a 75-foot-wide beachfront patio. Richly restful and seriously playful, it evolves the modern-day beach house with lifestyle as the centerpiece.

Anchored in quiet luxury, this brand new estate, completed in October 2024, is designed with connectivity, warmth and privacy. Luxuriously low-maintenance materials have been scrutinized to provide whole-of-life performance, allowing the buyers to confidently take stewardship of the home far into the future. There’s a new seawall, expansive interior courtyard, family lawn, pool, spa, two guest quarters, ping-ping pavilion, a three-car garage and bonus parking.

OCEAN HOUSE AMENITES New Construction Completed October 2024 Architect: Studio William Hefner Designer: Jeffry Weisman and Bryn Brugioni of Fisher, Weisman, Brugioni Builder: Sweig General Contracting New Seawall completed in 2021 Whole House Security System Whole House Fire Sprinkler System Two Guest Houses 3-Car Garage/Parking for 10 Cars Fleetwood Doors + Windows Ashley Norton Door Hardware Brizzo plumbing fixtures Custom lighting throughout Lutron Whole House System Duchateau Wide Plank English White Oak Floors Sand Room w/ Beach Storage Owned Solar Excavated Raised Foundation Gross Lot Area: 30,689 sf Private beach access Large Outdoor Shower (dog friendly) Paspalum Grassy Play Yard Saltwater Pool + Spa with Electric Pool Cover Indoor/Outdoor Speaker System

The covered outdoor living room serves as a social hearth anchored by a wood-burning fireplace.

The legacy property features 75 feet of beach frontage.

Here, the oceanfront deck is primed for entertaining.

Come nighttime, the saltwater pool illuminates the expansive interior courtyard as a vivid design focal point.

ARCHI TECT UR E & DES I GN

A Blueprint for Privacy and Legacy

Located on the last oceanfront sandlot in Del Mar, first acquired in the 1930s, this entertainer’s retreat masterfully prioritizes privacy and indoor-outdoor design. Here, architect William Hefner and designer Jeffry Weisman reimagined beach living as more than just a dwelling. Together, they optimized the parcel as a legacy property to reawaken après-sea rituals. Richly restful and seriously playful, it evolves the modern-day beach house.

“Whether the kids are coming in from surfing or you’re hosting 40 people for cocktails, the house is set up for it,” says Weisman, who chose materials that are practical and poetic.

Designed in tandem with a third-generation Del Mar beachfront resident, the house is intensely functional. Beeline from the beach through your private gate and hit the outdoor shower—roomy enough to accommodate kids and dogs; ditch your boards and fins in the nearby storage. Warm up by the firepit. Cue the soundtrack on the indoor-outdoor speakers.

“It’s deliberately understated and so rich in the details,” says award-winning architect William Hefner, who has offices in LA and Montecito. “It’s not shiny and loud. We chose time-tested materials and colors that felt really comfortable next to the sand.”

Interior designer Jeffery Weisman echoed the design directive. “It’s luxurious but super comfortable. No one would ever worry about putting their feet up,” says the principal of the San Francisco-based Fisher, Weisman Brugioni.

By the beach, open space is revered as true luxury. Here, an interior courtyard is an invaluable design element, establishing privacy from public view and breathing room between the main house and guest houses. The pool and spa are flanked by a sprawling grassy lawn.

Considered some of the most exclusive real estate in California, Ocean House is one of 83 oceanfront properties along this pristine stretch of coastline.

S UPERYACHT ON THE SAN D

Form Meets Functional Elegance

Designed in tandem with a third-generation Del Mar beachfront resident, Ocean House is intensely functional. Deliberately selected to be marine-grade and hard-wearing, Ocean House features forever materials designed to endure the elements. There’s Arriscraft Walnut brick, a DaVinci Shake roof, Hardie Artisan Siding and copper downspouts and gutters. A rare new seawall was completed in 2021, protecting the 75 feet of beach frontage.

“This is a long-term, low-maintenance concept that was invented for the site and very much inspired by Olde Del Mar,” says Hefner, who prioritized livability alongside longevity. “We saved someone a decade with the seawall timing alone.”

Hefner chose materials and a color palette to be an extension of the beachfront. Tonally subtle, the sandy-hued exterior also reinforces a sense of place while creating a visually soothing environment.

“This house was intentionally built like a superyacht with luxurious marine-grade materials. The goal is to spend your time using it, not maintaining it.”

- RANDE TURNER

MA R IN E - G RA DE & M E DI TATI VE

Where Nature Meets Nurture

Inside the main house, scale and intimacy are essential. A floating staircase connects the main living space to the private primary quarters on the second story.

Here, the cantilevered office is inspired by the crows nest of a ship.

The desk features 180-degree ocean views while a cozy corner library is your invitation to linger.

Cocooned from the rest of the house, the primary bedroom is profoundly private; solely designed for two humans coexisting in these oceanfront quarters. There’s seating for two, both at a fireplace and on the oceanfront patio. Meanwhile, there’s two walkin closets; a lavish marble bathroom with dual sinks, a deep soak tub and shower.

Ocean House was created with scale, warmth and a beachgoer’s DNA. The white oak floors and ceiling evolve an early beach cottage design.

ES CAPE ARTI ST

A High-Designed Pool House The two-story 1.5 BR, 1.5 BA Pool House makes a statement. The ensuite guest room includes a darling bunk room, and a large ocean-view deck with space for lounging and dining. It’s one of the best seats in the house.

On the main level, the media room goes for bold, bathed in a punchy terracotta hue. There’s a wraparound-couch, custom builtin cabinetry, blackout curtains and a fridge. “We wanted it to feel really dramatic at night with these saturated colored walls playing off the illuminated pool out front,” says Interior Designer Jeffry Weisman.

Mission accomplished. It’s the perfect hideout after a long day at the beach.

Upstairs, the primary suite is cocooned from the rest of the house. The cantilevered office is inspired by the crows nest of a ship.

“Ocean House is about lifestyle per square foot. You have this flexibility as a gathering place to activate the beach lifestyle, and then privately retreat from it. The house is a true expression of quiet luxury and the quest for anonymity.”

- RANDE TURNER

DEL M A R

A Passion for The Understated

It’s easy to imagine early California from this house.

Del Mar is an ocean-lovers’ paradise. Surfers and

That’s because Del Mar still maintains its roots as

dogs cut a striking silhouette on the horizon;

a small village by the sea. The house is one of 83

with sherbet skies and green flashes, sunsets are

dotting this pristine stretch of coastline, home to

storybook. The wide sandy beaches are extremely

some of the region’s most record-breaking real

walkable, stretching south toward Torrey Pines

estate sales.

State Beach (six miles round-trip).

The design prioritizes connectivity, reawakening après-sea rituals.

There’s three notable surf spots nearby and endless

Since the 1930’s, families have returned to Del Mar

beach breaks from 15th Street to The Rivermouth.

for the pace. Savoring long summer days in low-

Out front: There’s bodyboarders, skim boarders,

key luxury. Sandy. Salty. This is a playground for

foilers and fishermen.

watermen: Surfers, fishermen, and swimmers. Their dogs swim too.

“This is more than just a residence; it is an opportunity to steward a piece of Del Mar’s history.”

- RANDE TURNER

Savor long summer days in low-key luxury. Sandy. Salty.

This is a playground for watermen: Surfers, fishermen, and swimmers. Their dogs swim too.

Must Love Dogs Dog Beach is located just north of Ocean House Del Mar, stretching nearly half a mile to the Solana Beach border. It’s a social gathering place for dogs and their owners, who convene here to enjoy the ocean and have their dogs run free.

Meanwhile, the Village of Del Mar is extremely dog-friendly with outdoor dining establishments providing dog-specific menus and welcoming accoutrements.

Upstairs, the primary suite with ocean views is cocooned from the rest of the house. It is profoundly private.

The swoon-worthy oceanfront guest suite has private access to the beachfront deck with lounge chairs. Listen to the surf soundtrack or close the doors and blackout curtains for quiet. An extra layer of privacy, doors close off the suite from the central artery.

Materials add depth and allure to the oceanfront kitchen. There’s black leathered Quartzite counters, custom cabinetry with Ashley Norton Hardware, a Wolf 60-Inch Dual Fuel Range, two 36-inch Subzeroes, a walk-in pantry and a full bar with a fridge.

“It’s luxurious but super comfortable. No one would ever worry about putting their feet up,” says interior designer Jeffery Weisman of the house.

Camino Del Mar

Side Walk

2920 Camino Del Mar Del Mar, CA 92014

Side Walk

Driveway Bio Basin

Bioretention Basin

Bio Basin Gate

Main House:

Pedestrian Gate

Extra Parking Spaces Gate

Motor Court

Gate

2 Car Garage

Entry Gate

Solar Panels UP

Pool House

353 sq.ft.

99 sq.ft.

126 sq.ft.

219 sq.ft.

First Level: Second Level: Covered Patio: Utility Room: Balcony:

Spa

Guest House Beach Storage

377 sq.ft.

452 sq.ft.

164 sq.ft.

88 sq.ft.

187 sq.ft.

Pool

Ping Pong Pavilion

Fire Sprinkler

Guest House:

Pool House:

Laundry

Grill

3,486 sq.ft.

1,022 sq.ft.

4,508 sq.ft.

541 sq.ft.

465 sq.ft.

138 sq.ft.

Laundry: Beach Storage: Ping Pong Pavilion:

Solar Panels

AC DN

1 Car Garage

First Level: Second Level: Total Main House: Outdoor E Lounge: Covered Patios: Balcony:

Garages:

1 Car Garage: 2 Car Garage: Stairwell Storage:

Sitting Area

Crawl Space Access AC AC

Habitable Area: Main House: Guest House: Pool House:

DN DN

Gate

239 sq.ft.

467 sq.ft.

42 sq.ft.

4,508 sq.ft.

578 sq.ft.

917 sq.ft.

Total Habitable Area: 6,003 sq.ft.

Total Non-Habitable Area: Garages & Stairwell Storage

748 sq.ft.

Total Covered Area:

Bench Outdoor Shower

1,714 sq.ft.

Outdoor Lounge

Total Square Footage Under Roof:

Main House

2920 Camino Del Mar

8,465 sq.ft.

Gate

Gate

Covered Balcony

DN Beach Access Gate

Firepit

APN#: Lot Size:

299-020-46-00 0.70 acres / 30,491 sq.ft.

Covered Patio

Ocean Front Deck 61’ x 22’-6” Flag Post Ocean Front Built-in Bench Sea Wall

All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification.

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2920 Camino Del Mar

Clst.

DN

Del Mar, CA 92014

Bath 5 5’ x 12’-6”

Bedroom 5 14’-6” x 13’ Bench

Bath 4 10’ x 5’

Clst.

Bedroom 4 14’-6” x 13’

Bench

Hallway 37’-6” x 5’

Linen

Bath 3 11’-6” x 5’

Linen

Bedroom 3 14’-6” x 13’

Clst.

Main House First Level Floor Plan

Cabinet

Bench

Sand Room 15’ x 6’-6”

DN

Coffee Bar

DN

DN

Outdoor Lounge 32’-6” x 15’

Fireplace

Mini Ref.

DN Frez.

DN

Cabinet

Pantry 6’-6” x 9’

Bar 6’-6” x 10’

Entrance

DW

Bench

Ref.

Kitchen 20’ x 13’ Trash

Entry 20’-6” x 10’-6”

Powder 5’-6” x 9’

Bath 2 8’ x 5’-6”

UP Trash

Living Room 20’-6” x 26’

Clst.

Bookshelf

Coat Clst.

Fireplace

Pantry

Dining Room 19’ x 12’

Bookshelf

Guest Room 14’ x 13’

Covered Ocean Front Dining 20’-6” x 16’

Covered Ocean View Patio 14’-6” x 9’-6”

Game Table

Rendering by Sahar Design Studio.

All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification.

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