Two features — virtually impossible to find together in La Jolla: panoramic Pacific Ocean views from every room, spanning the Pacific to the horizon, and a bespoke, professional-grade private theater with tiered seating for eight, a 13-foot screen, plush leather recliners, acoustic soundproofing, and immersive, cinema-quality sound. A rare coastal offering where multiple spaces — including the primary suite, office, and dressing area — open directly to ocean-facing balconies. Two distinct living spaces are oriented toward the coastline, creating a natural rhythm between gathering and retreat. Walls of glass invite the outdoors in, allowing uninterrupted sightlines and seamless transitions to open-air terraces where the sound of the surf becomes part of daily life. The primary suite is a private sanctuary suspended above the Pacific, with dual French doors framing expansive views and leading to a secluded balcony. In the bath, a soaking tub is perfectly positioned to capture the ocean, offering a moment of stillness that feels both indulgent and rare along the coast. Upstairs, a dedicated office opens through double French doors to the sea, delivering a work-from-home setting shaped by natural light and horizon views. Even moments of focus feel elevated here, grounded by the steady presence of the water. Throughout the day, kayakers and passing boats animate the coastline below. As evening settles, distant shoreline lights begin to shimmer, occasionally tracing the curve of the coast towards the Torrey Pines Bluffs.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.