Linda May is thrilled to present La Casa Pacifica, the most significant oceanfront estate in Southern California.
Currently offered at $57,500,000, the 5.45-acre oceanfront estate that became known as the Western White House was acquired by the former president in 1969. The pristine residence quickly became the setting for several political and social gatherings.
With 450 linear feet on the beach, the completely walled compound is enveloped in the most magnificent coastal gardens, grounds, and vistas found in San Clemente, California.
The Spanish Colonial Revival architecture of the restored and modernized main residence, circa 1927, has been featured in Architectural Digest on three occasions.
The gleaming white structures contrast perfectly against the vibrant colors of the impeccably kept seaside gardens.
Stands of exotic palms and Monterey Cypress sway in the ocean breezes whilst overlooking wide expanses of emerald lawns.
There is approximately 15,000-square-feet among the various buildings, which include the main residence of approximately 9,000 square feet; a 3,000 square feet poolside entertaining pavilion (w/ guest wing); a two-bedroom guest house; and multiple staff accommodations.
An oceanfront swimming pool, lighted North-South tennis court, and putting green complete the property.
La Casa Pacifica was recently featured in Architectural Digest, LA Times, and Mansion Global.
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