An extremely unique waterfront complex has hit the market in Big Sur with an asking price of $3.265 million.
Secluded atop a California coastal ridge, the so-called three-bedroom “Barrel House” was hand-built from two large redwood wine barrels by legendary local architect Mickey Meunnig in 1980.
The property has remained in its original ownership since construction, and this marks the first time it is for sale publicly.
To reach the scenic residence, turn west from Highway 1, take Sycamore Canyon Road toward Pfeiffer Beach, and then, before the road hits the beach, turn toward the exclusive gated enclave of Pfeiffer Point, with drive through the gate and up. private driveway through Big Sur’s idyllic forest, according to the listing, which is maintained by Big Sur Properties.Â
Through double entry doors, the first floor features a living space, powder room, open-plan kitchen and wall-to-wall windows with scenic views of the Pacific Ocean and Pfeiffer Rock in the near distance.
A south wing features a second living space with vaulted ceilings and a floating staircase leading to an office-sized loft area.
Upstairs is the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, including a rock-tiled shower and two-person oval tub, plus a secondary bedroom and wraparound deck.
There are timber-framed windows, exposed beams and curved walls galore.
Elsewhere on the address – five acres of land is a one-bedroom cottage with full kitchen, deck and outdoor dining area carved into a bluff and also constructed from a reclaimed redwood barrel.
Through the lush grounds are several paths, as well as oak woodlands, redwoods, flowering star jasmine, roses, native sage and a number of raised vegetable beds.Â
The home also offers direct access to a walking path that leads to a private beach below Pfeiffer Point
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