Breathtaking Luxury Ocean View Beach House in Riviera District of San Clemente

Experience breathtaking ocean views from this beautiful coastal retreat, ideally situated on a cul de sac in the highly coveted Riviera District of San Clemente. This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home exudes casual luxury with custom finishes and a fresh, modern coastal aesthetic. Step inside to a welcoming, light-filled interior featuring a thoughtfully updated kitchen and comfortable, stylish furnishings—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Enjoy the expansive deck with sweeping canyon andocean views, offering a peaceful backdrop for morning coffee or sunset gatherings. After a day at the beach, rinse off in the outdoor shower, unwind in the spa, or gather around the fire pit. Just a short stroll or golf cart ride to the sand, waves, and everyone’s favorite beach trail. Hop on an electric bike or golf cart to get to the shops and restaurants downtown or head south to surf world class waves at Trestles. Don’t miss your opportunity to stay in the coastal dream in “Rivi”.

San Clemente is waiting for you at this 3-bedroom house. With 2 king beds and 1 queen bed, this superb property offers AC, heating, hair dryers, and an iron. The 2 bathrooms feature a shower, hair dryer, and bathtub. Kickback, relax, and enjoy everything San Clemente and our house has to offer.

Southwest San Clemente is a quiet neighborhood next to San Clemente State Beach
Southwest San Clemente is a beachy enclave in an ideal spot. The Pacific Ocean is within walking distance, which means long days by the water, and the border of San Diego County is just south, which means easy access to Camp Pendleton and North County cities. San Clemente as a whole is known for its laid-back feel, but this area in particular is a quiet oasis for its residents. “The zoning is single-family there, mostly owner-occupied homes, so it’s residential down to the beach, says Realtor Christian Wach, who works with Talavera Real Estate and has over two decades of experience in the area. It’s not a commercially developed area, so it’s got a nice neighborhood feel. Free from crowds of tourists, eclectic homes are minutes from a stunning beach with a bluff. The beach offers endless surfing and swimming, especially with about 300 days of sunshine per year.
San Clemente Beach Trail and San Clemente State Beach
The neighborhood has high walkability to the Pacific Ocean, with the 2.3-mile San Clemente Beach Trail that runs along the shoreline. “That zone is the nicest because they have a beach trail and easy beach access all over the place. The only thing between you and the beach are railroad tracks, which they made crossings for,” Wach says. On this paved pathway, locals can bike, walk their dogs and access San Clemente State Beach. “It's just laid-back and surfy, with an old neighborhood Montecito feel with no giant commercial accommodations. There are no big hotels or anything like that,” Wach says. The beach is known for its dramatic bluffs and surfing. It's within walking distance to the San Clemente Pier, with 360-degree views of the water. The pier also has the Fisherman's Restaurant & Bar, where patrons can watch sunsets and surfers.