I can already picture it — cooking dinner as the waves roll in, the kids on the deck playing cards, and the faint scent of resin drying on the surfboard in the garage. I may or may not get in the ocean, but the gas-fired stove and a good book call my name. Welcome to 4201 Faria Beach Road in the Faria Beach Colony. Built in 2002, this beach house is the epitome of thoughtful, functional design. Every detail has been curated, from the sleek stainless steel railings and trims to the state-of-the-art solar panel system and hydraulic elevator.

This one-back Beach house includes three bedrooms, three baths, and over 2500 square feet with an additional 600-foot bonus room for your art studio, office, or kids zone. The Second floor is the heart of the home - arriving, cooking, eating, gathering, lounging, and even laundry, all with a beachfront view. The primary suite is also on the main living level for convenience and simplicity.

At the top of the home, the enclosed third floor offers the ultimate vantage point—a dedicated viewing room with 360-degree views of the ocean and mountains from Ventura to Santa Barbara. My first thought might look something like coffee and a surf check.

The ground floor has everything you need, including a kitchenette, a cozy lounge area, and a private patio. With two spacious bedrooms, a full bath, and even a surfboard storage room, this floor is as functional as it is convenient.

A dialed-in 3-car garage includes epoxy flooring and a backup battery charged with solar. The home sits behind the gates at Faria Beach Colony. Community features include private beach access points and a tennis court. Offering absolute privacy and convenient proximity to Montecito, Ojai, and Los Angeles, this home is one of just a handful of oceanfront properties available in the area, presenting a rare opportunity to preserve the legacy of a precious piece of California coast while curating the next phase in the home’s natural evolution.