The first issue of 1913 Magazine was published seven years ago in 2016. In each of the 14 subsequent editions, we have celebrated the benefits of living here on the Monterey Peninsula. In most recent years, we highlighted our friendly, healthy and vibrant community. While we are all touched in one way or another with macroeconomic challenges, political battles, and ongoing health concerns, clearly our community remains protected from much of the more divisive problems that seem to be occurring in many major metropolitan markets.
This year, we continue to find numerous reasons to cherish our lifestyle on the Peninsula. Right now, a more visible advantage is the relative strength of our real estate market. While we are frequently reminded of major real estate woes across the country, our local data appears to be holding stronger, especially regarding home values. Over the last 8 to 10 months, our market has experienced a significant reduction in the number of sales transactions: we are down approximately 40-50 percent in sales since the previous year. While this affects our total sales dollar volume, and we have experienced a reduction in home values, our overall relative home values seem to be holding stronger than most markets nationwide. For specific insight and more detail on our sales figures, please see the Carmel Realty Company 2022 Annual Market Report, available at CarmelRealtyCompany.com, or contact us with any questions.
Adding to our quality of life, the entertainment and dining offerings here continue to get more and more exciting. In this issue of 1913 Magazine, we highlight four hot new restaurants that have recently opened. Like many of our mainstay boutique restaurants, these chefs are creatively working to source local ingredients for their menus, taking full advantage of our location next to “the salad bowl of America” and the Pacific Ocean.
We are also excited to share the news that for the first time in its 78-year history, the U.S. Women’s
Open Championship presented by ProMedica will be held at Pebble Beach Golf Links. A record-breaking $10M purse, the largest in any women’s golf tournament, will be offered this July. Presenting sponsor ProMedica, a nonprofit integrated healthcare organization, has named First Tee Monterey County as its local beneficiary, with funds going to benefit local children learning crucial life skills along with the game of golf. A gala on July 8 at the Inn at Spanish Bay with a Grammy award-winning musician will help raise money for children in Monterey County to have a brighter future and build a new local youth golf facility.
At Carmel Realty Company and sister company Monterey Coast Realty, we cherish our team of professional Realtors and like to share some of their other interests beyond real estate. In this issue, Broker Malone Hodges, an accomplished Realtor who has been president of the Monterey County Association of Realtors twice, shares his love of flying his four-place Piper Archer III aircraft and the perspective he gains from above.
Building community is imperative to our company, agents, and staff; in this issue, we are pleased to highlight one of the events we participated in this past year and to share the 200 local causes we invest in yearly.
As always, we showcase some of the notable homes our agents have sold and feature several outstanding properties that our company is currently offering for sale across the Peninsula. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us if we can assist you or your friends and family with any real estate activity.
We hope you enjoy the magazine.
Dan Lynch Editor
CARMEL & CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA
In 1951, visionary architect Frank Wynkoop designed and built an iconic oceanfront home in Carmel which is recognized worldwide as The Butterfly House. This winged icon, having gone through a massive renovation and restoration by acclaimed Los Angeles based designer Jamie Bush, has been celebrated as a landmark architectural treasure, living art, and as a near perfect example of mid-century architecture.
The Butterfly House is just one of five true oceanfront properties in Carmel and one of the largest, incorporating its own beach and cove. A warm and inviting home with pool, hot tub, fire pits, and extraordinary living spaces which is set amidst an ever-changing display of marine life. Butterfly’s unique and special connection to nature and its beautiful surroundings brings joy, perspective, and happiness to all who experience it.
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■ Featured in Architectural Digest: The Most Beautiful Rooms in the World
■ Thames and Hudson’s 50 Most Iconic Architectural Masterworks in America since 1900
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Sited directly across from Stewart's Cove at Scenic and Isabella, this postcard perfect Carmel Point home exudes warmth and harkens back to more gracious times. The grand living room has soaring beamed ceilings, a large fireplace, and expansive views of Point Lobos, River Beach white sand and
water. The open concept floor plan is ideal, accommodating single level living if desired. The home features beautiful woodwork and built-in cabinetry throughout, a generous dining room that opens to a chef’s kitchen, and a cozy family room.
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■ Two interior fireplaces and two exterior fire pits.
■ Situated on an oversized corner lot perfect for outdoor living and entertaining.
■ Stunningly renovated by master builder, Kevin Raph.
IN A PRIVATE YET CONVENIENT MIDVALLEY LOCATION finds this never to be duplicated cathedral-like design redwood main house with expansive outdoor decking for entertaining, and a charming guesthouse sits privately overlooking a seasonal creek. There are hidden spaces everywhere to delight you, but placing yourself ensconced in this magical forest is the biggest delight of all.
■ Quintessential Carmel Cottage exuding charm, beauty & high-quality new construction circa 2010.
■ Highlighted by rounded archways, high ceilings, dark hardwood floors, decorative beams and private courtyard patio.
■ A dream kitchen for cooking & entertaining, yet still close enough to easily enjoy Carmel’s restaurants.
Ideally located one block above the famed Scenic Drive and Carmel Beach, this light and bright Carmel beach house features gorgeous white water views and comfortable living spaces. Enjoy
your morning coffee on the ocean-view balcony and relax to the sound of the waves in the evening after a day at the beach. Featuring a main floor primary bedroom with en-suite bathroom,
gourmet ocean-view kitchen, two guest bedrooms downstairs, one car garage and a cozy backyard with built in BBQ. A true Carmel treasure not to be missed!
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MID-VALLEY PRIVACY MINUTES TO TOWN is this magical oasis where sunsplashed decks and patios for musing abound. Every vantage from this modern stucco home plus matching guesthouse invites you into a different world. A captivating outdoor entertaining area with a built-in grill, pizza oven or fireplace, fire pit and water feature above the pond complete the setting.
Perfect location for this coveted standalone single level large "C" unit that is just across the street from all the incredible amenities (club house, dining, swimming pool/spa and library). Tucked back in a quiet space for privacy, beautifully situated amongst dramatic and mature oak trees with exquisite style, details, and quality throughout. Convenient interior washer/dryer; new furnace and newish water heater.
Wonderful home in the desirable Hatton Fields neighborhood of Carmel. Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, this home has abundant light and expansive outdoor space, with each of the three bedrooms having access to the outside.
■ Detached ADU with full bathroom
■ Small office or 4th bedroom
■ Ample backyard space including a large deck off the kitchen
Carmel Realty Company Broker Malone Hodges was born and raised in Tucson, AZ, and attended college in Baltimore, MD, at Johns Hopkins University where he obtained a degree in international relations. After obtaining his masters, Hodges became a Watson Fellow traveling all over the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Europe, looking at how technology impacts community development. He went on to work in the Middle East and Washington, D.C., specializing in various international positions. He then returned to Arizona as the CEO of an AG bio-tech company that had operations in Africa and Mexico.
In-laws called Hodges and his family to Carmel in the early 2000s, and the beauty of the area made this a natural settling place to raise his family.
Capitalizing on his ability to create deep and meaningful relationships, Hodges became a Realtor in the area, and then the founding Managing Broker of Carmel Realty Company. He’s been the president of the Monterey County Association of Realtors twice, and has spent a year traveling the world with his wife and two sons. One of his favorite hobbies is flying, and he currently operates a Piper Archer III, a four-place aircraft that travels at 120 knots.
Q: Please explain how and when you became interested in aviation, and in what capacity.
A: I grew up under the flight path of the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. I was the kind of kid that was, and still does, run outside anytime a plane flies over to see what kind it is…I started taking flying lessons when I was in high school using the money I made from my newspaper route…When I landed on the Monterey Peninsula, I eventually picked up flying again and got my pilot’s license through the [former] Monterey Navy Flying Club, which used to be at the Monterey Airport. I ended up being president of the flying club for several years.
Q: Why do you enjoy the perspective of seeing our community from above?
A: I take folks flying who have lived here for years. It’s fascinating to have a conversation while we are in the air about how close we all are. Intellectually we all know [where things are] …but when you get up about 1000 feet above, it gets laid out and it’s just beautiful. We go from the lighthouse in Pacific Grove and then do a few circles over Carmel Bay, maybe catch sight of a whale, see Point Lobos, and as you look south you can see the ragged coastline. Then we fly up Carmel Valley and you can see the fire lookout in the Santa Lucia Preserve…if I tilt the plane to the left, you’re looking at the Monterey Airport and across the Bay to Santa Cruz.
‘This is NASA 1, I have the traffic.’
Q: What are some of the most interesting and memorable experiences you’ve had in the air?
A: At the Navy Flying Club, we used to have a T-34 Mentor. It was a military trainer tandem cockpit, so the pilot sits in the front and the passenger sits in the back and the canopy slides open and closed. I loved taking people up who had never been in a small airplane before because I could fly them down the coast and over the Bixby Bridge and over to the Salinas Valley with the canopy open and the wind blowing…
A few years ago, I was flying that plane from Monterey to Salinas for the Salinas Airshow. I was sitting on the taxiway getting ready to take off. It was a foggy day, so it was right on the line of whether I could or could not legally take off or not. I was on the radio with the tower, and I said to the tower, ‘Monterey Tower 341 Mike November holding short of 28 right at Charlie, I need to get to Salinas in the next 20 minutes or they’ll close the airport for the Air Show preparation.’
…So, the tower says to me, ‘341 Mike November cleared for takeoff. Right turn out approved.’
I take off, and I’m flying along, and a voice comes on the frequency. It’s the supervisor, because Monterey is a training tower, and the voice says,
‘341 Mike November, traffic 1 o’clock, 2 ½ or 3 miles, Space Shuttle on the back of a 747.’
Did I hear that right?!
They let me take off when they probably shouldn’t have, right when the Space Shuttle was flying down the coast…All of a sudden, almost blocking out the sky in front of me, was this massive 747, flying very low right over Seaside, with a Space Shuttle on the back.
So, I said to the tower (my voice probably went up an octave), ‘Monterey Tower 341 Mike November I have the traffic…’
And this voice came on the radio from the 747, this deep baritone professional pilot voice, ‘This is NASA 1, I have the traffic.’
So, I was a very short distance from the Space Shuttle, at the same altitude, 1000 feet above Seaside. And it was brilliant…That was a spectacular aviation experience…
Another cool flying experience was when my family and I took a Cessna 172 up to Oregon a few years ago…We went to a tiny airfield where we camped with a bunch of other pilots and watched the full solar eclipse…
Q: Who usually accompanies you in flight, or do you prefer going solo, or both?
A: I love taking people up; it’s been hard to do that with COVID, so I’m looking forward to getting back to when we can do that…I do like flying solo: you are in the present moment. You’re paying attention to what you’re doing and not thinking about anything else. It’s very centering and awakening… There’s this expression, ‘With a mile of road, you can travel a mile, with a mile of runway, you can go anywhere.’...That’s true whether you are in a small plane like mine or getting on the early morning flight out of San Francisco to the other side of the world! ■
‘…with a mile of runway, you can go anywhere.’
Authentic Italian menu, featuring house-cured salumi, wood-fired pizza, housemade pasta, hand-cut meats and creative craft cocktails on Dolores Street in the heart of Carmel-by-the-Sea
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Soak in the sunshine at your own private Carmel Valley retreat with stunning panoramic views of the rolling hills and total privacy in coveted Los Tulares. Newly remodeled and updated kitchen, bathrooms, floors, and designed by Thomas Hood architect with an organic modern design. The garden courtyard entrance leads to an open spacious dining and living room with large picture
windows and stunning views. The newly built pool and large surrounding patio beckons you outdoors to relax in the sun and perfect for entertaining family and friends. This home is the perfect refuge to take in the expansive views and beautiful sunsets of Carmel Valley.
■ 4 bed/3.5 baths in the main house and separate 1 bed/bath guesthouse with living room & kitchen
■ Minutes to Carmel Valley Village with shops, restaurants & multiple wineries
■ 2.40 acres & bordered on one side by the 5,000 acre Wilson Ranch
Philanthropy has been a cornerstone of our company for generations.
F or over one hundred years, Carmel Realty Company has been investing in our community through volunteerism and other philanthropic actions. Together, with sister company Monterey Coast Realty, our agents and staff have donated over $5.2 million to the many local causes that help build up communities in need.
A portion of every transaction of Carmel Realty and Monterey Coast Realty is contributed to The Carmel Realty Foundation, ensuring that our communities will continue to thrive for years to come. With an annual holiday matching program the company, staff and agents are able to maximize giving during the most trying times.
$5.2M+ CONTRIBUTED TO LOCAL CAUSES
ACE Charter School
Adrian College
AIM Youth Mental Health
All Saints Day School
Alliance on Aging
Alzheimer’s Association
American Red Cross
Americares
Amnesty International
Animal Friends Rescue Project
Art through Education Board
Arthritis Foundation
AT&T Pebble Beach Junior
Golf Association
Avon Breast Cancer Foundation
Bay Area Child Abuse Board
Bay Walk
Beacon House
Big Sur Fire Relief Fund
Big Sur Land Trust
Big Sur Marathon
Big Z’s Organization
Boy Scouts of America
Boys and Girls Club
Boys and Girls Club-Seaside
Breast Cancer Assistance Group
Breast Cancer Awareness
California Alumni Club of the
Monterey Peninsula
California Preserve Foundation
California Trout
Carl Cherry Foundation
Carmel Authors and Ideas
Carmel Bach Festival
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Red Cross
Carmel Foundation
Carmel Heritage Society
Carmel High School
Sober Graduation Night
We get behind the family and child so they can feel that they are champions. Parents shouldn’t have to be worrying about money while they or their child is fighting to live. We want to make this easier for people. This is life: it’s not always easy, and we are all human.
Whitman,Carmel Middle School PTO
Carmel Mission Basilica
Carmel Mission Foundation
Carmel Police Officer’s Association
Carmel Public Library Foundation
Carmel River School
Carmel River Steelhead
Carmel Rotary Club
Carmel Valley
Angel Project
Carmel Valley
Community Chapel
Carmel Valley Kiwanis
Carmel Valley Trail and Saddle
Carmel Valley Village
Carmel Woman's Club
Carmel Youth Baseball
Carmel Youth Center
Carmel-by-the-Sea Garden Club
Carmelite Monastery
CASA
Cavaliers of the West Junior League
Central Coast Veterans Cemetery Foundation
Chamber Music
Monterey Bay
Chartwell School
Children’s Cancer Services
Children’s Health
City of Marina Student
Breakfast Club
Coach Wilcox Classic
Colleagues of the Arts
Committee for Carmel Unified
School District
Community Foundation of Monterey County
Community Hospital
Foundation
Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula
Community Partnership for Youth
Concussion/Leg Foundation
Congregation Beth Israel
CSUMB
Diabetes Research
Doctors without Borders
Dorothy’s Place
Elkhorn Slough Foundation
Environmental Defense Fund
Every Mother Counts
Executive Board of the
Community Life Center
Family Resource Center
Family Service Agency
Farm to School
Federation of Fly Fishers
Feeding the Hungry
Food Bank of Monterey County
Forest Theater Guild Foundation
Foundation for Monterey County Free Libraries
Foundation of Monterey County
Franciscan Workers
Friends of Sunset Foundation
Future Citizens Foundation
Gathering for Women
GI Josie
Girls’ Health in Girls’ Hands
Girl Scouts of California’s Central Coast Girls Inc.
Goodwill Industries
Governance Committee
Grey Eagles Association
Habitat for Humanity
Hands to Help Seniors Health and Wellness
Health Projects Center
We would like to thank the team at Carmel Realty and Monterey Coast Realty for their outstanding financial support and personal efforts to provide youth of Monterey County an opportunity for a brighter future.
Nick Nelson, CEO, The First Tee of Monterey County
Hoover Institute
Hospice Giving Foundation
Housing Resource Center of Improvement Committee
Independent Transportation Network
International Mental Health Research
International School of Monterey
Jacob’s Heart
Joining Hands Benefit Shop
Junior League of Monterey County
Kinship Center
Kiwanis Club Carmel Valley
Knights of Columbus
League of Women Voters
Leukemia and Lymphoma
Society
Leukemia Research
Living Breath FoundationCystic Fibrosis
Local KAZU
March of Dimes
Mazda Laguna Seca
MCAR Scholarship Fund
Meals on Wheels
Mearth
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Monterey Community Choir
Monterey County Sheriffs
Volunteer
Monterey Jazz Festival
Monterey Museum of Art
Monterey Navy Flying Club
Monterey Peninsula Habitat for Humanity
Monterey Peninsula Volunteer Services
Monterey Symphony
Monterey Tribe LaCrosse Club
Move for Hunger
Fundraiser for The First Tee – Monterey County
October 2022 – $130,000 raised
Carmel Realty Company was honored to be a presenting sponsor for the second annual Day at the Hay, supporting the First Tee – Monterey County, at The Hay Short Course in Pebble Beach. During the one-day tournament during the PURE Insurance Championship, more than 110 golfers enjoyed the success of the fundraiser, accounting for more than $130,000 in both monetary and in-kind donations. All proceeds collected from the Day at The Hay benefited First Tee – Monterey County. We are excited and hopeful that the Day at The Hay will be in place for years ahead.
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Nancy Costello
Nancy’s Fund
Nancy’s Project
National Kidney Foundation
National Parks
National Steinbeck Center
Naval Postgraduate School
Orchestra in the Schools
Oxfam
Pacific Repertory Theater
Panetta Institute
Peace of Mind Dog Rescue
Planned Parenthood
Power Over Cancer
Supportive Care-Alliance
Rancho Cielo Real Estate Committee
Red Cross
Redwings Horse Sanctuary
River School Dad’s Club
River School PTA
Rodwell Dart Memorial
Ross Anderson Memorial
Rotary Club of Monterey
Salvation Army
Sand Dollar Charity
Santa Catalina School
Santa Cruz Cancer Benefit Group
Schools3
Search and Rescue Team
Semester at Sea
Shelter Outreach
Shoreline Church
SnipBus
SOCA
SPCA of Monterey County
SPIRE- Stanford Professionals in Real Estate
St Angela’s Church and Children’s Center
Stanford Alumni-Monterey
Peninsula
Stanford Buck/Cardinal Club
Stanford Business School
Alumni Association
Stevenson School
Sunset Cultural Center
Swords to Plow Shares
The Bridge Restoration Ministry
The Carmel Manor
The Didi Project
The First Tee
The Founders Club of
CBTSGC
Tribe Lacrosse
Trout Unlimited
UCSF Cancer Research Foundation
United Way
US Lacrosse Foundation
US Professional Tennis Association Central Coast
Ventana Wilderness
Veterans Transition Center
Veterans Transition Center of Monterey County
Vietnam Vets Monterey County
Visiting Nurses Association
Voices for Children
Women’s Fund Community
Wounded Warriors
Yellow Brick Road
YMCA of the Monterey
Peninsula
York School
Youth Arts Collective (YAC)
Youth’s Art Cooperative
Youth Music Monterey
Bay views with twinkling city lights, privacy in a gated community and a fabulous floor plan! Huge living room has 42-foot ceilings; kitchen is laid out perfectly for entertaining and the primary suite is an oasis away from everyone else with views and a fireplace. Add to all this beautiful hand-hewn hardwood floors, temperature-controlled wine cellar and a 4-car garage.
Downtown living at its finest in this brand new luxury apartment right in the heart of Carmel-by-the-Sea, just steps away from the best restaurants and shops of Carmel's downtown district. Two separate suites – Ocean View (2b/2ba) and Dolores (2b/1ba) – equipped with the finest amenities of a modern Carmel getaway.
Ahandful of exciting new restaurants have recently opened on the Monterey Peninsula, adding to the already substantial offerings that locals and visitors enjoy.
Drawing their inspiration from the surrounding landscape and bounty from the sea and nearby farms, these carefully crafted dining experiences provide nuanced flavors with fresh, predominately California-sourced ingredients.
While the Monterey Peninsula has long been a destination for artists of all kinds, diners can include local chefs as those who turn their artistry into edible masterpieces, shaping and plating their dishes to reflect both the particular delicacies available here and their personal histories in the kitchen.
A common thread running through the following restaurants are unique, layered, flavorful takes on every dish, paired with warm hospitality and a genuine interest in preparing a phenomenal meal for each patron. Bon Appetit!
5th Avenue between Dolores and San Carlos Street, Carmel | www.cheznoircarmel.com
When he’s not out foraging for mushrooms, meeting with local duck egg farmers, or sourcing local seafood, Chef Jonny Black is in the kitchen of Chez Noir, which he runs with wife Monique Black. Chef Black’s impressive resume includes working at Atelier Crenn, Quince, Coi (all San Francisco), Per Se in New York, Pineapple & Pearls in Washington, D.C., and Big Sur’s Post Ranch Inn.
The Blacks live above their jewel-boxlike restaurant with their two young children and are excited to embrace the village-by-the-sea live-work situation Carmel has presented.
Their dishes rotate frequently, with ingredients changing depending upon what is in season. A standout dish, the Koda Farms rice paella, was based on shellfish until recently, when mushrooms started sprouting in the local woods and Chef Black switched the base of the dish to local porcini and chanterelles.
“We have this really great Japanese California rice from Koda Farms for our paella,” he says. “We really try to source almost everything we can from
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California…We have so many porcinis growing nearby right now, so we wanted to a create a beautiful mushroom-based paella with duck eggs from Carmel Valley. We collect sticks of Bay laurel from Big Sur and use them as skewers to grill the mushrooms over some local fruitwood or oak.”
Attention to detail and incredible service are hallmarks of the beautifully decorated space, which includes an intimate bar for expertly crafted cocktails using ingredients such as wild fennel and genmaicha honey, and local olive oil to make French inspired libations with everything from absinthe to vintage Chartreuse and house made Vermouth.
Presentations like a custard created in a mold made from local honey add to the feeling of receiving food that is unique and special, while a sense of irreverence, such as the proclamation to “Be fancy, add caviar to anything!” on the menu makes the dining experience relaxed while always elegant.
“To be here and have these personal relationships with these farmers who can visit you and come in and eat, has been one of the best things about having this little restaurant,” Chef Black says.
A sense of irreverence... makes the dining experience relaxed while always elegant
525 Polk Street, Monterey | www.cellarestaurant.com
Cella co-owner Kirk Probasco is part of the development team that repurposed Cooper Molera Adobe from a shuttered property to the vibrant situation it is today, which includes the beloved Alta Bakery + Café and event spaces in former barns. The former owner of Stokes Adobe restaurant says, “I really had no intention of owning another restaurant business, though I fell in love with the ‘magic’ of Cooper Molera and saw the potential of being part of an important piece of the downtown Monterey community. Ben Spungin is my partner who brings years of creative experience and passion to his craft of creating and cooking food.”
Probasco says with the property and Chef Spungin’s input, he knew something special would be created.
Guests appreciate the way the food is presented as well as the developed flavors
“The goal of the development was always to repurpose part of the historical buildings into commercial ventures with these rents financially sustaining the historical nature of Cooper Molera,” he says. “We have been successful in this regard as the community has wrapped its arms around the ‘magic’ of Cooper.
“We are so fortunate to live in Monterey County so Ben’s food will always be seasonal, locally sourced, beautiful and tasty,” Probasco says. “Bernie de Luna, our GM, and
Josh Perry, our mixologist, share Ben's passion for creative, fresh and tasty. The wine and cocktail program at Cella will always evolve in a fun way.”
The incredible Alta Bakery bread is served with pickle butter and Maldon sea salt, and is a must to accompany delicious entrees like the short ribs served with creamy polenta or the black cod. Sides like crispy sunchokes and appetizers such as the parsnip soup add to the well-rounded menu, which is deeply satisfying but never heavy or overdone.
Probasco explains that Cella occupies the Spear Warehouse, built in 1836 by Nathan Spear, a Bay Area businessman who brought goods into Northern California through Monterey before California became a state in 1850. The back bar is made of the original 1836 adobe brick from the Cooper Molera property and the roof joists are the original redwood lumber milled in Big Sur. The walls are original, other than being painted through the numerous decades.
With a menu that changes depending upon availability of a new product coming in, and Sunday brunch planned for 2023, Probasco says guests appreciate the way the food is presented as well as the developed flavors.
“Ben's food is beautiful and tastes damned good,” he says. “We are able to constantly fine tune our vision.”
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Foray
NE Corner of 5th Avenue and San Carlos Street, Carmel | www.forayrestaurant.com
Photography by Oriana Poindexter
At Foray, Caroline Singer and her husband, Chef Michael Chang, follow the farmers and the seasons—whether that be on land or in the ocean.
“We like to showcase all of the talented farmers and fisherman in this area that work in a way that’s aligned with our values of seasonality and sustainability,” Singer says.
The couple also has a special co-worker to help them with the menu: Falco, their chocolate Lagotto Romagnolo truffle dog.
“He found his first truffles at just 9 weeks old in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Carmel,” Singer shares. “We take him up to Oregon to gather truffles every winter, to truffle hunt and compete in the Joriad—North America’s only truffle dog competition. Falco has been a top 5 finalist every year he’s entered. And he found a truffle in the Del Monte Forest just two weeks ago while we were porcini hunting, so we’re hoping to bring our passion for truffles to the local area.”
Chef Chang spends significant time sourcing the very best products, then applies several culinary techniques to find the method that best highlights the product itself and presents the dish in a minimalistic style.
“We want our guests to feel welcome and comfortable in a setting that allows them to be free
to try new things in an approachable way,” Singer explains. “We worked with local artisans to mill and install reclaimed Monterey Cypress throughout the space. We ground and refinished the original 1940s concrete floor. And we commissioned original gyotaku artwork from talented California artist Dwight Hwang featuring the actual ingredients we serve at Foray.”
Chang was classically trained in French cooking by the French Culinary Institute in Soho, New York, and spent significant time under a chef from Milan. However, Singer shares that the couple’s vision for Foray is coastal California cuisine.
“Our cuisine is a bit healthier than traditional French; we have a focus on seasonality and sustainability, will always feature the best foraged goods from the West Coast and we are about to start aging seafood and meat in-house with our two dedicated aging rooms,” she says.
Details matter at Foray, down to the menus which are printed on paper made from local garlic. Bites like the Gilroy artichoke heart confit sing with kefir lime aioli, salads such as the Lacinto kale are plated in a stunning fashion, and entrees like the San Diego spiny lobster tail are delicately flavored and delicious.
“We have been well-received and welcomed by this close-knit community, with most of our customers being locals,” Singer says.
'We will always feature the best foraged goods from the West Coast'
Our founder Bernardus Marinus Pon a true race and rally fanatic. He started racing seriously at the Zandvoort circuit and drove a Volkswagen Beetle with a Porsche Carrera engine. Between 1961 and 1967, Pon was a driver for Porsche with a Porsche 356 Carrera Abarth. He raced six times at the Le Mans circuit and once competed in a race in Formula One, during the 1962 Dutch Grand Prix. In 1963 he won the Limburg Grand Prix at Circuit Zolder in Belgium with his Porsche 356.
In 1965, Ben Pon stopped professional motor racing. Instead, he went to work for the Pon Porsche Import Centre and was responsible for the import of Porsche. He was also involved in creating the Racing Team Holland and brought two Porsches 906 into the team.
In 1988 Pon bought out of the family business and left for the United States to pursue his other passion, winemaking. In 1992 he started his own vineyard in Carmel Vally, California. His goal was to create a portfolio of wines that could compete with the best wines from the Bordeaux and Bourgogne. In the United States, his 2005 Sauvignon Blanc was named the best white wine by the Wall Street Journal in 2007. Our Bernardus Chardonnay is a true Californian celebrity and has been awarded multiple times.
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BEN PON DURING THE 2008 COUPE DES ALPES IN HIS 1958 PORSCHE SPEEDSTER CARRERA
Marinus Vineyard Carmel Valley Monterey County, Californië
Sauvignon | Chardonnay | Pinot Noir | Cabernet Sauvignon | Marinus
Stokes Adobe
Bar • Restaurant • Patio 500 Hartnell Street, Monterey | www.stokesadobe.com
Photography by SpotHopper
Built in 1833, Stokes Adobe restaurant is the former home for trapper Ambrose Tomlinson, who soon sold it to James Stokes, who posed as a physician using stolen medical supplies after fleeing the military. Stokes managed to defraud enough “patients” to support the construction of a second floor on the property for himself and his family. The building has since been through multiple owners, and also operated as a bakery, the printer for California’s first newspaper, and a garrison for military officers. Hattie Gragg lived in the home until her passing in 1948 and was known for throwing lavish parties.
From then on, Stokes Adobe has been through several iterations of restaurants, including the famous Gallatin, and Restaurant 1833, and a magnet for celebrities and powerful businesspeople.
Co-owner Sarah Orr took over the space with her father Peter Orr, with the goal of “filling it with warmth, energy and great food and drinks.”
Sarah Orr says the menu by Executive Chef Bryce Hansen is “smaller and more focused to ensure quality.”
“He is passionate about food and uses local seasonal ingredients to evolve his menu which changes almost daily,” she says.
Hansen presents bright and flavorful lunch starters like the truly delectable deviled eggs with crab and trout caviar and the irresistible crispy potatoes, served with lemon truffle crema. Other lunch standouts include the spicy Nashville fried fish sandwich made with cod, shredded cabbage, cucumber quick pickles, and the Mediterranean sandwich with hummus, olive tapenade, feta and marinated English cucumber served on Ad Astra seeded sourdough.
For dinner, fried oyster mushrooms and ahi tuna crudo open up the way for entrees like Pappardelle Bolognese and seared Alaskan halibut. With patio and inside dining, plus a large bar area, and upstairs space for parties and events, Stokes Adobe provides flexible dining options in a unique and historical setting in the heart of downtown Monterey.
Cocktails like the frozen Dear Rosemary feature Grey Whale gin, Brucato “Woodlands” Amaro, blackberry, lime and rosemary, while the Hattie’s Old Fashioned is made with Elijah Craig small batch bourbon, apricot, aromatic bitters and citrus essence.
“This has always been an important spot for the people of Monterey,” Orr says. “We were lucky enough to be able to take over after the last restaurant in this location closed.” ■
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Disconnect and reconnect. The Santa Lucia Preserve is the ultimate retreat for your soul. Discover miles of hiking through the Santa Lucia Mountains, golf on one of “America’s Top 100 Golf Courses,” paddle in Moore’s lake, practice your serve on the tennis courts, cycle on over 42 miles of paved roads, ride your horse along over 100 miles of private trails, or read a book by the outdoor pool and lunch at the 1920’s Hacienda. The options of replenishment are limitless.
During2022, the Santa Lucia Preserve mirrored many of the local and national real estate markets with a decrease in unit volume and increase in sales price for both homes and homesites from the previous year. Total combined sales volume ($49,032,000) was down 56% from the previous year at $111,480,099 but up 140% from pre-COVID 2019 sales of $20,465,000.
There were no homes available at the beginning of 2022 and the first 2 home sales in 2022 were both off market. Three homes came on later in the year and account for the other 3 sales of 2022. Home sales decreased 67% from 2021 (9 sales) and were up 25% from pre-COVID (2019) in terms of units sold. Homes were discounted just 3.38% from their list price down 46% from the average discount in 2021 of 6.3% and the average discount were down 36% from 2019 which saw 5.28% discount from listing price. The average sales price in 2022 was $5,910,000 up 9% from 2021 and up 60% from 2019 when average sales price was $3,692,500. Inventory was down 93% from 2019. Currently, there is 1 home on the market with a list price of $13,000,000.
Record sales over the past few years has resulted in great progress for build-out at The Preserve. The Preserve has a total of 297 homesites, 141 of those have completed homes with another 23 homesites under construction. Additionally, 53 homesites have architectural plans under review or are in some phase of the design process.
Homesite sales were strong in Q1 and accounted for 2/3 of the total lot sales in 2022. 15 homesites sold down 57% from the 35 units sold in 2021 and up 150% from 6 homesite sales in 2019. The average sales price of $1,298,833 is up from the $852,146 average in 2021 and $949,167 in 2019. Inventory levels are down 11% from the end of 2021 and 49% less than 2019. There are currently just 25 homesites on the market with list prices ranging from $250,000 to $8,950,000 for an average list price of $1,437,580 and median list price of $995,000. There is a nice blend of inventory at different price points with 5 lots under $500K, 8 priced between $500K-$1M, 5 in the $1-$1.5M range, 5 in the $1.5-$3M range, and 1 homesite at $8,950,000.
Located on the highly coveted Pebble Beach Golf Links, Lucky Strike boasts expansive views of the 11th green and fairway, as well as the entire 12th hole with Carmel Beach and Point Lobos to the south, and Stillwater Cove and Pescadero Point to the north. The main house offers a grand primary suite with
spa-like bathroom, 3 guest suites, a movie theater, bar, separate executive office and a full guest house with kitchen and 2-car garage. Your front row seat to golf, epic sunsets, and a walk to all the activities of The Lodge and downtown Carmel - all wrapped into one of the most beautiful estates and locations in the world.
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Positioned on the 12th green of renowned Pebble Beach Golf Links, The Estate on 12 is a sophisticated, private, and luxurious ocean view property. This gated, beautifully manicured 2.46-acre parcel is among the largest properties on the course. The estate affords ideal proximity and access to the coveted five-star amenities of The Lodge and “downtown”
Pebble Beach. Seven Bedrooms and eight bathrooms with spacious rooms and 8900 square feet of vast living spaces, deliver the ultimate flexibility and flow for large scale or intimate entertaining. An ideal floor plan for multi-generational living and family entertaining. Soak in the beauty and scenery of this natural setting and viewing terraces which come
to life during events providing front row seats to the AT&T Pro-Am, U.S. Open and Concours D’Elegance. Easy access to downtown Carmel and Carmel Beach, this estate, built in 1991, features unique architectural style and a near perfect combination of positioning and privacy.
Capturing the essence of indoor-outdoor living, this European inspired estate in the heart of Pebble Beach offers a stylish and sophisticated residence coupled with iconic views of Stillwater Cove and Point Lobos. The newly built home boasts an expansive primary suite with an office
and spa-inspired bath, 3 additional bedroom suites, 4 ½ baths, formal living and dining rooms, epicurean kitchen with adjoining family room and a game room. Inviting outdoor terraces and patios feature an ocean view fire pit and a well-appointed outdoor cooking area;
beyond the stonework and extensive landscaping is a separate one bedroom/ one bath guesthouse with living room and kitchen. Impressive sunset views over treetops to the Pacific Ocean, while the forested setting offers ultimate privacy.
This exceptional Pebble Beach Estate is brilliantly designed with exquisite gardens, extraordinary privacy, and expansive grounds. Listen to the bagpiper and the soothing waves of the Pacific Ocean as you enjoy this large yet warm 6,772 square foot home. This estate is gated with a greenbelt, providing the privacy you desire while still being close to golf, world class resorts, the scenic ocean and easy access to the rest of the Monterey Peninsula.
■ Stunning panoramic ocean views from Point Lobos to Stillwater Cove from the main floor.
■ Mid-century gem that’s just steps to The Lodge at Pebble Beach and 5 minutes to Carmel-by-the-Sea.
■ Sits harmoniously in nature on a very useable .96 acre lot. Location, Views, Lifestyle – The best of Pebble Beach awaits.
Located near the Lone Cypress Tree, Pebble Beach Golf Links & The Lodge sits this stately gated Mediterranean masterpiece. Featuring ocean & sunset views from the crashing whitewater waves of the Pacific Ocean. This estate home offers grand living spaces, large fireplaces, high ceilings & two office spaces. The great room is truly the highlight of the home featuring a stylish chef's kitchen that opens to a cozy
seating area w/fireplace, breakfast nook & numerous French doors to the ocean view terrace w/firepit perfect for alfresco dining by sunset.
■ The main floor primary suite boasts a fireplace, walk-in closet, large ensuite bathroom with steam shower and French doors to an ocean view terrace as well as French doors to a private backyard patio.
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■ A sitting area plus three additional bedroom suites with private ocean view balconies occupy the second floor.
■ Additional features include a generous three-car garage, plenty of guest parking, abundant storage, and an automatic generator.
This 1920s Spanish estate represents the classic Pebble Beach golf lifestyle. Located on the 2nd fairway of the Links at Pebble Beach and overlooking Stillwater Cove. This classic estate features elements of Spanish revival, Moorish and early California Mission architecture with beautiful arches, colorful mosaic tiles and hand painted ceilings in the formal
living room. Walk across the fairways to tennis, the Beach Club, Market, Spa, & Lodge at Pebble Beach. There is no better location to take in all downtown Pebble has to offer.
■ Main house with 6 ensuite bedrooms and a 1 bed, 1 bath casita guest house.
■ Private interior courtyard with fire pit and a large veranda with commanding views.
■ Includes a second buildable lot totaling 1.19 acres.
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■ Ideal Country Club West location close to MPCC Shore Course and seaside paths.
■ Expansive ocean, sunset, and golf course views from numerous rooms and decks.
■ Reverse floor plan with high vaulted ceilings to maximize living space and views.
Thoughtfully designed Pebble Beach retreat, with open floor plan and spacious entertainment areas. This delightfully updated home showcases luxurious wood floors, vaulted ceilings and a plethora of windows to invite warm natural light. Separate dining room, generous sized private backyard, 3 car garage with finished floors, outdoor shed/hobby room, and RV parking.
■ Rare opportunity to be located on the 4th Hole of the MPCC Dunes Course and close to seaside paths.
■ This well-maintained home features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, spacious eat-in kitchen, and dualpane fireplaces at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac.
■ Enjoy morning coffee or alfresco dining on the patio with fantastic views of the golf course.
The perfect lifestyle location only a short distance from Spanish Bay Beach, Spanish Bay Inn and the “Dunes Shelter” at MPCC. Three bedrooms, three baths and a renovated kitchen with new appliances, freshly updated bathrooms and new flooring compliment this move in ready home. Single-level living and great southern exposure offering abundant natural light. Low maintenance landscaping on a larger 14,100 square foot lot and a two-car garage complete this perfect Pebble Beach retreat.
■ Gated French Country estate with dazzling Pacific Ocean views over Point Lobos.
■ Internationally sourced materials and hand-finished details throughout.
■ Ideally located close to Pebble Beach Lodge, golf courses, and Downtown Carmel.
■ Ideal estate location close to The Lodge and all the Pebble Beach amenities.
■ Panoramic views of Pebble Beach Golf Links, Carmel Beach, and Pacific Ocean.
■ Features walls of windows, open floor plan and attached studio guesthouse.
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This July 5-9, the 78th U.S. Women’s Open Championship Presented by ProMedica, a nonpro t integrated healthcare organization, will be held for the rst time at world-famous golf mecca Pebble Beach. While Pebble Beach has hosted USGA championships since 1929, and decades of women’s golf tournaments, 2023 marks the rst of four Women’s Open Championships that will be held at Pebble Beach Golf Links, which has been rated the number one public golf course in the country. e U.S. Open will also return four times over the next several decades.
On July 8, A Night With Purpose, a fundraising gala put on at e Inn at Spanish Bay by ProMedica, will feature a private concert with a Grammy awardwinning artist bene tting local nonpro t First Tee Monterey County and ProMedica’s FAIRWAYS, the o cial charity of e U.S. Women’s Open Presented by ProMedica. First Tee teaches youth crucial life skills along with solid golf swings, while also providing them access to legendary courses like
Pebble Beach. e FAIRWAYS initiative will provide nancial support to a blend of mission-aligned women’s and girls’ programs across the nation.
According to Julia Pine, director of championship communications for the United States Golf Association, the fact that the tournament will be at Pebble Beach is historically signi cant.
“It’s monumental not just for women’s golf, but for women’s sports,” Pine explains. “Pebble Beach is one of the most recognizable venues in the world, and one that is steeped in golf and USGA history.
“For a lot of people, when they think ‘U.S. Open,’ they think ‘Pebble Beach,’ whether it be Tiger Woods’ record-breaking win, Tom Watson’s legendary chipin on the 17th hole, or Jack Nicklaus proclaiming that if he had just one round of golf le to play on earth, he’d play it at Pebble. To take the best female golfers in the world and provide them the same stage and opportunity to play the greatest women’s championship in the world on this golf course is incredibly special.”
The U.S. Women’s Open Trophy as seen on the 18th Hole of Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, California
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‘For a lot of people, when they think “U.S. Open,” they think “Pebble Beach”’
Pine explains that all the best women golfers in the world will be at the championship, including names familiar to many golf fans like Michelle Wie West, Lexi Thompson, Jessica and Nelly Korda. All reigning major winners will be in the field, including defending champion Minjee Lee, and last year’s runner-up Mina Harigae, who is a Monterey native.
“What makes the U.S. Women’s Open so special, is that it is truly open,” Pine adds. “Qualifiers are held in late spring, giving professional and amateur golfers alike the opportunity to earn their way into the field.”
With a purse of $10 million, the biggest in women’s golf, and a tournament that takes place at the best courses in America, the U.S. Women’s Open demonstrates a commitment to elevating the women’s game.
“Fans of sports, not just women’s sports, will tune in to watch the best athletes compete at the highest level,” Pine says. “The number of entries into U.S. Women’s Open qualifiers has consistently broken records in recent years, which speaks to the number of competitive athletes pursuing the game.”
According to Nick Nelson, CEO of First Tee Monterey County, one of the opportunities of the
funds raised as a result of this new relationship between ProMedica, the U.S. Women’s Open and First Tee Monterey is to build a new youth golf facility on the Monterey Peninsula, and the chapter’s third facility within the county.
“A new facility on the Monterey Peninsula will provide a safe facility where young people can feel empowered to build the strength of character that empowers them through a lifetime of new challenges,” Nelson says. “Independent research suggests that young people involved in First Tee programs are more likely to exhibit the core values and life skills inherent in the game of golf into their everyday lives. Additionally, data compiled by the Alisal Union School District, one of First Tee’s biggest partners, shows that First Tee also helps children to achieve higher State test scores in both Math and English, and lowers chronic absenteeism.”
Through character education, life skills training, mentoring, and academic support for young people aged between 4 and 22 years, First Tee uses golf as a platform to change lives—not only for children, but for their parents as well.
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“ProMedica and First Tee Monterey County have collaborated to create a program that provides single mothers in Salinas whose children are involved in First Tee access to healthy food,” Nelson says.
An initiative to support children in Salinas elementary schools who are susceptible to gang influence has been a huge success, according to Nelson, with gang related youth homicides in Salinas dropping considerably while high school graduation rates of Latino youth are rising.
“Since its inception in 2004, First Tee Monterey County has reached over 120,000 youth, and impacts over 10,000 youth a year: 84% of these youth qualify for free lunches and 13% are considered homeless,” he explains. “First Tee Monterey County reaches this many school children by bussing them to the First Tee campus during school time, due to a 15-year relationship with the Alisal Union School District. Although this is an impressive number, it is only a small percentage of the youth of Monterey County. By raising more funds, it will provide the chapter with a significant opportunity to reach many more young people.”
Nelson says that having the U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach provides another milestone for golf, and clearly communicates how the sport has evolved.
“Golf is diverse, equitable and inclusive,” he says. Pine concurs, explaining that the onsite experience at the U.S. Women’s Open is incredibly family friendly, and youth outreach is a key mission of the USGA and the U.S. Women’s Open.
“These athletes appreciate fans, so you’ll see all the top golfers in the field signing autographs for kids well after their rounds are complete,” she says. “There is junior programming onsite, and experiences for the whole family to enjoy in a way many other topend sporting events don’t have. There’s no doubt that when you get a kid onto a golf course or get a club in their hands, they’re more likely to become a golfer for life and enjoy all the game has to offer.”
Having the U.S. Women’s Open in Pebble Beach for the first time in the event’s 78 year history is not only an incredible opportunity for golfing enthusiasts, but the tournament will also create extraordinary opportunities for youth in our community to have a brighter future.
For tickets and more information, visit usga.org. ■
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