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Carmel Cliff House

7 years ago

Hi,
Having vacationed near to Carmel for many years, living here would be a dream come true- what kind of cost wouldthis amazing property entail please?

Superb design, well done.

Kind regards

Richard Storey

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Michelle Pheasant Design, Inc.
7 years ago
Richard,

Coastal properties of this caliber would be a minimum of $6,000,000 on up. The architect for this property designed the Post Ranch and other iconic coastal properties. Plan to spend 300k - 400k on furnishings. Hope this helps!
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