Waterfront homes for sale & real estate in California, CA

Waterfront Home for sale in California, CA:

At the top of the world, where land meets sky and everything slows down this 3-bedroom, 2-bath, single-level home offers approximately 2,080 sq. ft. of light-filled living and a sense of openness that stretches as far as the eye can see. Expansive decking, approximately 1,300 sq. ft. of cedar, invites you to take in brilliant night skies where you can almost reach the constellations, along with unforgettable Berry Summit sunsets that extend for miles in every direction. An additional dwelling of over 1,500 sq. ft. with a garage provides flexible space for guests, creative pursuits, or future possibilities. Set across approximately 42 acres, this property embodies pristine country living at

Waterfront Home for sale in California, CA:

Tastefully remodeled home located 2 miles from the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park in Fish Camp, California. Rear of the property backs up to Big Creek where you can catch really Big Fish. Great view of the creek and wildlife from the living area. Hickory cabinets and granite in the kitchen with stainless steel sink and appliances. Cute little built in table for two off the kitchen. Very open concept. Two built in hutches one for display with lights and the other being used as a bar. Good sized eating area off the living room. Great looking old fireplace with a wood burning insert. Living area is located in the rear of the home with a view of Big Creek. Two bedrooms downstairs,

Waterfront Home for sale in California, CA:

Cradled directly on the sand along one of Malibu's most coveted beachfront stretches, this rare oceanfront parcel offers the ultimate canvas for those who dream of living with the ocean at their doorstep: sunrises over the water, the sound of waves, and effortless access to Santa Monica and greater Los Angeles. The 2,834-square-foot lot previously housed a 2,957-square-foot residence within this intimate and highly prized coastal enclave. Today, it presents a compelling opportunity to rebuild directly on the water with meaningful entitlement advantages. Under current emergency provisions, CEQA and Coastal Commission review may be avoided, provided the new home is constructed substantially i