This home in the Mystic Hills neighborhood of Laguna Beach strikes a perfect balance to provide gorgeous views without being too far from beaches and town. Upon entering the home, natural light creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The main level boasts three bedrooms, living area, kitchen, and direct garage access. Spacious decks off the main level offer wonderful opportunities for enjoying the view and ocean breeze. Downstairs you will find a large secondary living space which opens out to a flat backyard. An additional bedroom and bathroom are included in this space and complete the home. The layout of this home allows a wide use of living situations. The main level of this home lives like a single-level home. Situated on a large parcel there is plenty of outdoor space, and even a possible addition of a pool. Don’t let this opportunity be missed!
Agent: Nick Hooper | Nick.hooper@compass.com | 949-939-7083
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Meital Taub: Steadfast commitment to excellence, coupled with an unwavering dedication to philanthropy and community enrichment.
Meital Taub stands as the embodiment of Orange County luxury real estate, where her remarkable influence is defined by a combination of candid sincerity, meticulous transactional precision, and an unwavering commitment to prioritizing the best interests of her clients. With a stellar track record surpassing $1 billion in sales, Meital has garnered national recognition, notably ranking in the top 0.01% of the 1.5 million real estate agents in the United States, as acknowledged by esteemed publications such as The Wall Street Journal.
As the founder of the Meital Taub Luxury Group within a distinguished brokerage, Meital has earned the prestigious Founder’s Award three times and secured her place in the Hall of Fame. In 2023 alone, and in a challenging marketplace, her team achieved sales exceeding $200 million. Meital launched Livel Real Estate in the same year—a consultancy aimed
at inspiring and serving buyers, sellers, investors, and fellow agents at the highest echelons of excellence. Meital’s prowess is exemplified through her representation of iconic properties, including the notable 24 Lagunita Drive, a $15 million Laguna Beach residence featured on HGTV’s “Ultimate House Hunt 2018.”
Meital’s portfolio also encompasses the representation of the historic 40 North La Senda Drive in Laguna Beach, known as “The Lighthouse Estate,” as well as securing a $10 million estate for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County—a transaction that saw her donate her commission back to the foundation after selling the property above its appraised value.
Meital’s commitment to community involvement is equally commendable. As a long-standing resident of Laguna Beach,
she actively supports the local public schools through organizations like SchoolPower, where her contributions have earned her the Hall of Fame Award in 2021. Additionally, Meital dedicates her talents and resources to various local events and sits on the board of directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County and the Inland Empire.
Whether navigating intricate contracts for her clients or contributing to her community, Meital Taub’s goal is to make a lasting impact, building the kind of wealth that leaves a lasting legacy
Meital Taub Luxury Group Sold $200M+ in 2023
Meital Taub can be reached at 949.922.9552. Please text for a con dential consultation. Meital@Livelrealestate.com Livelrealestate.com
“Meital assisted us with a recent new home purchase and sale of our old primary residence in Laguna Beach. e current market is very tricky and Meital’s experience proved to be a valuable resource in helping us accomplish our goals and get us in to what we truly consider our dream home. When it comes to buying and selling, it really can’t be stressed enough how important it is to work with a team that takes the time at all hours of the day to make sure that you are comfortable and happy.” -Travis
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BOLD BATHROOMS
STATEMENT LIGHTING, DRAMATIC SINKS AND ARTISTIC TILES ADD TEXTURE AND PERSONALITY TO BATHROOMS.
BY JILLIAN DARA / COURTESY OF NEWPORT BEACH MAGAZINE
Bathrooms have become somewhat of a sanctuary over the years, with homeowners making these rooms more like a spa and less like a forgotten room of the house.
“The bathroom becomes an escape from others in the home and oftentimes is the only place where
FREESTANDING TUBS This is a trend that isn’t slowing down, says interior architectural designer Morghan Iovino, adding that various materials such as marble, stone and copper are used to create a special tub moment. Circular tubs are also the most popular shape for standalone tubs and often in white to not detract attention from other feature items in the bathroom, like this Amelia Freestanding Acrylic Tub, with curvy lines that mimic ocean waves. (build.com)
one can spend quality time alone,” says Kenn Cross, creator of Kenn Shui.
For these reasons, we’re seeing the addition of funky light features, colorful sinks and bold tiles that add texture and personality to bathrooms. Freestanding tubs and large mirrors are also
popular fixtures in bathrooms that are outfitted with more space.
“Bathrooms are making more of a statement now, whether that looks extra luxurious, glamorous, or relaxing,” say Alexis Caldera and Kate Cuadro, co-founders of DMT Design.
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This chic 3-bed, 2-bath retreat, in the heart of Laguna Beach seamlessly blends modern aesthetics with beachside tranquility, offering a captivating living experience. The thoughtfully designed interior features an open-concept layout, connecting the living, dining, and kitchen spaces effortlessly. The stylish kitchen is equipped with brand-new stainlesssteel appliances and abundant natural light. A charming private patio space is an ideal oasis for relaxation and al fresco dining. Additional amenities include a dedicated laundry/storage room, reserved parking, and proximity to nearby beaches, dining options, and shopping the coastal lifestyle in Laguna Beach.
Brandy Faber is a lifelong Laguna Beach resident having lived in every area of this quaint seaside town. Brandy’s
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WALLPAPERED POWDER ROOMS “This is the place to go big, particularly in the tiniest of powder rooms,” says Kelly Keiser of Kelly Keiser Interior Design, who adds that she’s currently covering every inch of them (with wallpaper). This Overgrown Wallpaper is multilayered to create a dense overlapping of foliage to draw the eye and add depth to any interior design. (miltonandking.com)
BOLD TILE Tiles are used as striking splashes of color, but also for adding texture. From accent walls to flooring, and backsplashes in showers, they further that sense of personality in a bathroom like this Blue Agate handmade artistic surface by Alex Turco design from his Mineral Collection. (famosatile.com)
This week the median list price for Laguna Beach, CA is $4,547,500 with the market action index hovering around 35. This is an increase over last month's market action index of 34. Inventory has held steady at or around 86. Ma
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Slight Seller's Advantage
Home sales continue to outstrip supply and the Market Action Index has been moving higher for several weeks. This is a Seller’s market so watch for upward pricing pressure in the near future if the trend continues.
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NEWPORT
This week the median list price for Newport Beach, CA is $5,975,000 with the market action index hovering around 35. This is less than last month's market action index of 36. Inventory has increased to 123.
Ma rk et Segments
Each segment below represents approximately 25% of the market ordered by price.
The market has started cooling and prices have recently plateaued. Since we’re in the Seller’s zone, watch for changes in MAI. If the MAI resumes its climb, prices will likely follow suit. If the MAI drops consistently or falls into the Buyer’s zone, watch for downward pressure on prices.
