
Pelican Point
A Sandyland Cove Compound
4217 Avenue Del Mar, Carpinteria, CA 93013
9 Beds · 10 Baths · 7,954 SF · 1.05± Acres
$34,000,000
Listed by Eric Haskell · The Agency
Photography by Andrew Bramasco
Pelican Point sits at the western end of Sandyland Cove, the gated beachfront enclave where Carpinteria meets the salt marsh, on just over an acre with the Pacific on one side and the protected preserve on the other. Houses on the cove tend to stay in the same families for generations, and a parcel this size, with this much frontage, almost never comes to market.























































































































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Sandyland Cove's West End


Three houses share the acre. The main residence dates to 1958 and carries 4,595 square feet under vaulted board ceilings, with warm wood on the ground floor: a living room and library around the fireplace, a kitchen open to the deck, and a dining room looking through the dunes to the water. The upstairs primary suite runs the width of the house, with window seats on three sides and a bath that looks straight out to sea. A rooftop viewing deck with its own fireplace sits above it all.
The 2,130 square foot guest house is a white-beamed beach house of its own, with a brick fireplace, a loft, and a full kitchen, and the 1,229 square foot cottage completes the compound for a household that arrives in numbers. Between the buildings are lawns, a pool and spa under the palms, and a sand volleyball court.
Three Houses on One Acre


A boardwalk crosses the dunes to a private oceanfront deck set on the rocks, with the beach directly below and the Channel Islands on the horizon. Carpinteria's main street is a few minutes away, and Padaro Lane and Montecito's villages sit just up the coast.

Credits
- Photography
- Andrew Bramasco
- Listing Representation
- Trevor Wright, The Beverly Hills Estates
- Co-Listing
- Eric Haskell, The Agency


Listing courtesy of Eric Haskell, The Agency · MLS #26-2701
Photography Andrew Bramasco
