1738 Chastain Pkwy

Prime Ocean-View Lot in The Summit, Pacific PalisadesDiscover an extraordinary opportunity to build your dream home in the prestigious Summit neighborhood of the Palisades Highlands.

This exceptional lot offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding Santa Monica Mountains, creating an unrivaled backdrop of natural beauty. Perched in one of Pacific Palisades' most exclusive neighborhoods, this property provides stunning sunset vistas, where you can unwind by your future pool as the sky transforms into a masterpiece of color. The lot grants access to the Summit Clubhouse, featuring world-class amenities such as tennis and pickleball courts, an Olympic-size swimming pool, a fitness center, and a basketball court, ensuring a resort-like lifestyle just moments from your doorstep. Experience the perfect blend of privacy, luxury, and serenity, all while being a short drive from Palisades Village, scenic hiking trails, and the pristine beaches of the California coast. This is a rare chance to craft an exceptional home in one of Los Angeles' most sought-after enclaves. Create your vision in this magnificent setting where the ocean meets the mountains and every day feels like a retreat.

This home located at 1738 Chastain Pkwy is currently active and has been available on pardeeproperties.com for 106 days. This property is listed at $1,950,000. It has 0 beds and 0 bathrooms. 1738 Chastain Pkwy is in the Pacific Palisades community of County.

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