Jesse James
Located near Santa Cruz’s iconic surf breaks, the creative minds at Feldman Architecture have redefined the classic surf shack. We’ve all dreamed of living out our days next to the water. Well, the Surf House provides precisely that. This beautiful modern dwelling embraces all of the California boho vibes with a modern appeal. The home features a simple, clean form that is clad in repurposed Monterey Cypress.
The board and batten facade offers a nearly opaque look from the roadside, while the garage and custom surfboard shed conceal the entry courtyard. Entire walls of glazing open the interior to views of the Pacific. The interior is adorned in wood-lined walls, while furnishings selected by Commune offer a luxurious and welcoming aesthetic. The interior spaces flow seamlessly to an outdoor patio.
The deck area overlooks the ocean and features a series of spaces for entertaining or gathering. A dining area with an outdoor kitchen, lounge space, and an in-ground hot tub offers a great place to take full advantage of the California coast.
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Photos via Joe Fletcher / Feldman Architecture
