Perched above the Pacific with sweeping ocean views, this stunning Spanish estate was designed in 1935 by renowned local architect Guy O. Koepp as his personal residence. Known for his work on Carmel landmarks like the Carmel Dairy Building and La Rambla, Koepp infused this home with timeless character, which was thoughtfully enhanced with thoughtful renovations that blend modern luxury with historic charm. Inside, the kitchen is a chefs dream, featuring a La Cornue range, Brazilian granite countertops, and custom cabinetry. Original refinished hardwood floors run throughout, complemented by Turkish limestone in the baths and lower level. Outside, the entirely re-imagined private backyard is a true retreat and connecting multiple seating areas and outdoor spacesperfect for entertaining. The oversized .44-acre lot offers privacy and space. The separate guest house, once a historic Spanish carriage home, mirrors the grandeur of the main estate, offering its own spectacular ocean views. Complete with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and laundry, it enjoys a private entrance, dedicated off-street parking, and the same timeless allure. A rare gem in Carmel, this estate captures the essence of coastal luxury with history, elegance, and panoramic ocean vistas at every turn.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.