Stunning Mid-Century Modern with Breathtaking Views Perched in an exclusive cul-de-sac, this solar-powered Mid-Century gem offers unparalleled panoramic views, from mesmerizing sunsets and distant ocean horizons to fireworks and hawks soaring above the vistas from Mission Bay to Mount Soledad. Upon entry, discover the exquisite Cliff Place Wine Shrine, setting the tone for the custom elegance within. Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, the open-concept layout features floor-to-ceiling glass walls, a spacious lanai, and a primary suite with a luxurious wet-room bath. Exceptional details include: A 400+ bottle walk-in wine cellar Auto blinds, single lite doors, and Elfa walk-in closets A designer kitchen with handmade tile, quartz countertops, and solid teak cabinetry A 'disappearing edge' spa offering unparalleled views Air conditioning, heating, and a dedicated e-car charger The outdoor spaces are just as impressive, featuring an expanded Ipe deck with glass railings to maximize the scenery, an enclosed gym, and a private spa. The oversized garage offers ample storage alongside two additional exterior closets. Notable updates include: A fully-paid 18-panel solar system A newer electrical panel and HVAC system A new garage door, opener, front gate, and exterior lighting This is more than a home; it's a serene sanctuary where modern luxury meets timeless design. You'll never want to leave. Owner/ Landlord pays: Solar power Weekly hot tub service Weekly Landscaping Trash and recycling Monthly pest services Tenant pays: SDG&E (Solar provided), water, and Wifi/cable Pets: Cat ok with references Gentle adult dog with references, breed restrictions as per insurance, must meet Required: Excellent credit Current verifiable income 3 years of rental history NOT Permitted: Smoking Co-signers Short-term sublets (AirBnB or VRBO, etc.) House swaps
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