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3016 Rogers Street, Point Loma (Pt Loma)

Fly in. Switch off. Post-and-beam architecture frames the full sweep of San Diego: harbor, marina, skyline, Coronado Bridge and the Pacific beyond. Meticulously restored to be lived in, this Kendrick Bangs Kellogg retreat moves easily between gathering and privacy, while life at home follows a quieter rhythm. The view is only the beginning. Sailing, surfing, neighborhood coffee and downtown are close, making it easy to plug in—or simply sit back and enjoy the scenery from your La Playa perch. Architectural Distinction San Diego architect Kendrick Bang Kellogg designed striking structures—some of the most celebrated ever built—seeking to blend them with their natural environments. Here is one of the earlier examples of his nature-inspired work, featuring plate glass and rough-sawn wood. The house was designed by Kellogg in 1968 and thoughtfully restored in 2021, ensuring its architectural narrative will endure for generations. Anchored on the hillside of Point Loma’s historic La Playa neighborhood, the house is warm, textural, and an organic extension of the landscape. The interplay of natural materials and light reinforces the San Diego Harbor connection, offering a connected living experience that enriches daily rhythms. There’s a mix of soaring and more intimate spaces; the double-height living and dining area draws families together around the massive fireplace. Also a focal point: James Hubbell’s stained glass art creates a rhythmic pattern of color and light in the foyer. Striking a balance between independence and togetherness, the primary bedroom is a front-row retreat, while ensuite bedrooms rest along the eastern edge, set apart for privacy. Three separate bedroom zones create spatial complexity and a subtle separation that promotes household peace and harmony. Landmark Views Situated at the end of the road, the house is crafted to dramatically embrace the breadth of its site, presenting an expansive facade to the harbor. There’s a magical quality of natural light from the moment the sun rises until it sets, then allowing the moonlight to take over. Views frame the quiet excitement of the marina, Downtown San Diego’s skyline, and the Coronado Bridge. In winter, there are snow-capped mountains to the east. Indoor-outdoor spaces create a sanctuary to sit back and survey the world around you. Views embrace the harbor setting, which gently unfolds in a rhythm of daily life. Sailing classes. Regattas. The freedom of a lone Hobie Cat as it sets off on a twinkly sea. The Neighborhood Point Loma has an enviable mix of old-world charm and new-era verve. The house is close to buzzy coffee shops and restaurants, as well as Kellogg Beach, Southwestern Yacht Club, San Diego Yacht Club, and Point Loma Nazarene. Liberty Station is both an arts district and a vibrant dining destination.

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 260022466SD MLS ⋅ Active Status

Fly in. Switch off. Post-and-beam architecture frames the full sweep of San Diego: harbor, marina, skyline, Coronado Bridge and the Pacific beyond. Meticulously restored to be lived in, this Kendrick Bangs Kellogg retreat moves easily between gathering and privacy, while life at home follows a quieter rhythm. The view is only the beginning. Sailing, surfing, neighborhood coffee and downtown are close, making it easy to plug in—or simply sit back and enjoy the scenery from your La Playa perch. Architectural Distinction San Diego architect Kendrick Bang Kellogg designed striking structures—some of the most celebrated ever built—seeking to blend them with their natural environments. Here is one of the earlier examples of his nature-inspired work, featuring plate glass and rough-sawn wood. The house was designed by Kellogg in 1968 and thoughtfully restored in 2021, ensuring its architectural narrative will endure for generations. Anchored on the hillside of Point Loma’s historic La Playa neighborhood, the house is warm, textural, and an organic extension of the landscape. The interplay of natural materials and light reinforces the San Diego Harbor connection, offering a connected living experience that enriches daily rhythms. There’s a mix of soaring and more intimate spaces; the double-height living and dining area draws families together around the massive fireplace. Also a focal point: James Hubbell’s stained glass art creates a rhythmic pattern of color and light in the foyer. Striking a balance between independence and togetherness, the primary bedroom is a front-row retreat, while ensuite bedrooms rest along the eastern edge, set apart for privacy. Three separate bedroom zones create spatial complexity and a subtle separation that promotes household peace and harmony. Landmark Views Situated at the end of the road, the house is crafted to dramatically embrace the breadth of its site, presenting an expansive facade to the harbor. There’s a magical quality of natural light from the moment the sun rises until it sets, then allowing the moonlight to take over. Views frame the quiet excitement of the marina, Downtown San Diego’s skyline, and the Coronado Bridge. In winter, there are snow-capped mountains to the east. Indoor-outdoor spaces create a sanctuary to sit back and survey the world around you. Views embrace the harbor setting, which gently unfolds in a rhythm of daily life. Sailing classes. Regattas. The freedom of a lone Hobie Cat as it sets off on a twinkly sea. The Neighborhood Point Loma has an enviable mix of old-world charm and new-era verve. The house is close to buzzy coffee shops and restaurants, as well as Kellogg Beach, Southwestern Yacht Club, San Diego Yacht Club, and Point Loma Nazarene. Liberty Station is both an arts district and a vibrant dining destination.

3016 Rogers Street, Point Loma (Pt Loma)

$22,000,000

On an exceptionally special, picturesque cove along La Jolla's renowned Street of Dreams just north of Vista Point and Bird Rock and within a stroll to boutiques and restaurants, this contemporary oceanfront masterwork embraces its magnificent marine environment with a wall of massive 14-foot disappearing doors, merging expansive interiors with gentle surf, ocean breeze, and endless views. Enter through a dramatic entry and find the scale of the main-level living areas is extraordinary, anchored by a seaside terrace with turf gardens and a primary suite with an exceptionally large bath and a closet built for a serious collection. Guest bedroom suites are also on the main level, for effortless comfort and convenience. An elevator serves both levels, though the open stairway itself offers a breathtaking scene of its own, framed by spectacular views on three sides. Warm wood, stone, and metal create an ambience that welcomes graciously, room by room. The lower level opens to its own covered view terrace, extending to turf lawns and decking — perfect for sunbathing, lazing, or enjoying a glass of wine through gorgeous sunsets all year round. A 2018 renovation thoughtfully separated the kitchen and dining room from the main living areas with two interior walls — a classic estate-house distinction between formal entertaining and culinary workspace, keeping food preparation and service discreetly apart from the view-facing rooms where guests gather. Notably, both walls are non-weight-bearing, offering a future owner the flexibility to reopen these spaces to the ocean view, should a more contemporary great-room layout be desired.

5 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 260017339SD MLS ⋅ Active Status

On an exceptionally special, picturesque cove along La Jolla's renowned Street of Dreams just north of Vista Point and Bird Rock and within a stroll to boutiques and restaurants, this contemporary oceanfront masterwork embraces its magnificent marine environment with a wall of massive 14-foot disappearing doors, merging expansive interiors with gentle surf, ocean breeze, and endless views. Enter through a dramatic entry and find the scale of the main-level living areas is extraordinary, anchored by a seaside terrace with turf gardens and a primary suite with an exceptionally large bath and a closet built for a serious collection. Guest bedroom suites are also on the main level, for effortless comfort and convenience. An elevator serves both levels, though the open stairway itself offers a breathtaking scene of its own, framed by spectacular views on three sides. Warm wood, stone, and metal create an ambience that welcomes graciously, room by room. The lower level opens to its own covered view terrace, extending to turf lawns and decking — perfect for sunbathing, lazing, or enjoying a glass of wine through gorgeous sunsets all year round. A 2018 renovation thoughtfully separated the kitchen and dining room from the main living areas with two interior walls — a classic estate-house distinction between formal entertaining and culinary workspace, keeping food preparation and service discreetly apart from the view-facing rooms where guests gather. Notably, both walls are non-weight-bearing, offering a future owner the flexibility to reopen these spaces to the ocean view, should a more contemporary great-room layout be desired.

5910 Camino De La Costa, La Jolla

$87,500,000

The Sand Castle stands as an unequivocal one-of-one — an irreplaceable waterfront legacy in La Jolla, a property whose scale and seafront relationship can never be re-created. More than a residence, it is a singular chapter of the Pacific Coast: a masterpiece where privacy, provenance, and prestige converge. Architecturally and experientially, the South-of-France manor-inspired landmark seems to float above the Pacific. Expansive glass, terraces, and sweeping vantage points dissolve the boundary between interior and ocean, creating continuous panoramas where sky and water meet. Extraordinarily, the property includes one of California’s only private beaches — a secluded, sandy escape for quiet morning reflections, play, and private gatherings. Though grand in stature, with a Main House, Guest Residence, and meticulous and extensive grounds, the high-security property lives with an intention and ease of remarkable livability. Landscape and architecture converge to offer interior and exterior spaces for contemplative intervals and for hosting impeccable hospitality. The Sand Castle is a recognized icon; a once-in-a-lifetime, private oceanfront estate with a magnificent heritage and captivating elegance.

10 Beds ⋅ 17 Baths ⋅ 260013034SD MLS ⋅ Active Status

The Sand Castle stands as an unequivocal one-of-one — an irreplaceable waterfront legacy in La Jolla, a property whose scale and seafront relationship can never be re-created. More than a residence, it is a singular chapter of the Pacific Coast: a masterpiece where privacy, provenance, and prestige converge. Architecturally and experientially, the South-of-France manor-inspired landmark seems to float above the Pacific. Expansive glass, terraces, and sweeping vantage points dissolve the boundary between interior and ocean, creating continuous panoramas where sky and water meet. Extraordinarily, the property includes one of California’s only private beaches — a secluded, sandy escape for quiet morning reflections, play, and private gatherings. Though grand in stature, with a Main House, Guest Residence, and meticulous and extensive grounds, the high-security property lives with an intention and ease of remarkable livability. Landscape and architecture converge to offer interior and exterior spaces for contemplative intervals and for hosting impeccable hospitality. The Sand Castle is a recognized icon; a once-in-a-lifetime, private oceanfront estate with a magnificent heritage and captivating elegance.

1900 Spindrift Dr, La Jolla

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