Two blocks from Ave Del Mar, home to San Clemente’s restaurants and boutique shops, and moments from the pier and T-Street, this coastal compound offers rare flexibility in one of the city’s most connected neighborhoods. Designed by Eric Boucher, the architect behind the San Clemente Lifeguard Headquarters just north of the pier, the property spans a generous double lot with two separate residences thoughtfully positioned to create both privacy and independence. The main home features three bedrooms and two bathrooms filled with natural light, where living spaces flow comfortably from kitchen to dining to lounge, inviting gatherings that feel effortless and days shaped by cool Pacific breezes. The upgraded kitchen is functional and open, suited for both everyday routine and weekend hosting, while updated baths and well-proportioned bedrooms provide comfort without excess. To the left side of the home, an attached studio with its own kitchenette, remodeled bathroom, and private yard offers flexibility for extended family, creative work, long-term guests, or additional income. Set apart at the rear of the property, a detached two-bedroom, one-bath residence lives as a fully independent home with its own entrance, yard, kitchen, and living area, supporting multi-generational living while preserving autonomy. The separation between structures allows connection when desired and retreat when needed, a rare balance this close to Del Mar and the shoreline. An oversized four-car tandem garage provides substantial space for vehicles, boards, bicycles, and storage, making spontaneous surf sessions at T-Street and evenings near the pier part of the natural rhythm of living here. Coastal trails, sandy beaches, cafés, and neighborhood markets are all within close proximity, creating a lifestyle defined by accessibility, coastal energy, and community connection. This is a property designed to evolve over time, offering space to gather, space to live independently, and space to build a lasting coastal legacy in the heart of San Clemente.