A rare opportunity to own a 25% share of this Stinson Beach landmark and one of the most iconic homes on the North Coast. With a capacity to sleep up to 16 people, this is an opportunity to host family and friends and build life long memories and traditions with a phenomenal beachfront location and stunning ocean views, all at an attractive entry point and without the requirements of full ownership.

Known for the famous whale painted on the seawall, 33 Calle del Sierra was designed by the Sausalito-based architect, John Marsh Davis, recently profiled in the Wall Street Journal. This masterpiece is renowned for its organic interpretation of the American Craftsman style.

The walled property presents an incredible combination of wood, concrete and glass that naturally balances with the surrounding beach, ocean and mountains. The two-story great room is the heart of this home, with a 30-foot long dining table and cast-in-place Rumford hearth. Glass corners at both ends and along the beachfront allow for incredible natural light and views.

The first-floor primary bedroom is cozy and private, conveniently located behind the living space with a primary bath, private sunroom and French doors that open onto a private terrace with stunning Mount Tamalpais views.

Above the great room, which is open to resemble the framing of the seafaring ships that once sailed the California coast, a wraparound interior balcony offers three separate sleeping alcoves, each with a distinct ocean view. These sleeping ‘births’ can be made private by lowering the bespoke sail-cloth dividers. To complete the second floor, two bathrooms bookend a shared oversized shower. Ships ladders reach the ‘crows-nest’ loft on the third-floor, with ocean to sky windows and incredible views of the beach.

Viewing decks, private inner courtyards, sunny patios and a hot tub above the sand all provide for an incredible destination that you can only find in Stinson Beach.

The asking price is $1,150,000 for 25% interest.