401 Ocean Ave #2

A once-in-a-lifetime, irreplaceable ocean-view, 401 Ocean blends timeless heritage with modern vision to offer a rare opportunity for premier coastal living at an address steeped in Santa Monica history.

Set just above the bluffs with panoramic views of the Pacific, this residence combines historic character with contemporary elegance. Originally part of the Henry Wyse / Charles Morris House designed in 1910 by noted architect Robert D. Farquhar, the home carries forward a refined Colonial Revival and Craftsman influence while embracing the finest modern finishes. White oak flooring, motorized shades, and expansive light-filled interiors create a versatile canvas, while the chef's kitchen features custom Italian cabinetry by Axis, striking stone countertops, and professional-grade appliances from Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele. Bathrooms are elevated with detailed stone and tile work alongside fixtures by Brizo, Rohl, Newport Brass, and Toto. Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, the home offers a generous patio and an expansive second-level terrace totaling more than 1,000 square feet of private outdoor space. Honoring its historic roots while reimagined for today, 401 Ocean sets a new standard for luxury oceanfront living in Santa Monica.

This condominium located at 401 Ocean Ave #2 is currently active and has been available on pardeeproperties.com for 11 days. This property is listed at $9,950,000. It has 4 beds and 6 bathrooms. The property was built in 1930. 401 Ocean Ave #2 is in the Santa Monica community of County.

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