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725 Grand Ave., Carlsbad
2 br/2 ba, 1,206sf
LP = $1,199,000
Unique Luxury opportunity in the Heart of Carlsbad Village! Whether you want to live near the beach or are seeking a second home, this seaside condominium offers all the comforts you desire. Newly built in 2019, this sleek single-level home has been extensively upgraded with California Mid-Century-Modern upgrades with no expense spared. The modern open floor plan features clean, white quartz countertops, a chef’s kitchen with large island and Bertazzoni appliances, and great room that opens up to a large deck overlooking the future Carlsbad Grand Ave Promenade – a pedestrian-friendly improvement that will expand the walking and biking paths out front. The master bath has first class upgrades with a heated Toto and towel warmer, plus an extra-large walk-in closet. The 2nd bedroom features a custom-built murphy bed, closets and office space. Other upgrades include electronic window coverings, huge patio out front, and private garage space and entrance. Walkable to all your favorite destinations in the village, and stick your toes in the sand within minutes – here’s your chance to be a part of the Urban Beach Lifestyle!
https://www.compass.com/listing/725-grand-avenue-carlsbad-ca-92008/668092491986598769/
Video that describes the Grand Avenue Promenade in depth:
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OMG!!! stop using the word Barrio; no one wants to hang out in a Barrio.
Just close off State St and Roosevelt and open it up like the Promenade in Santa Monica. simple and cost effective.
We need less parking not more. Electric bikes have waiting lists months long and the population is large enough in North Coastal county to support Village businesses. We don’t need to encourage people to drive here from farther locations.
You are referring to the city video – I agree, and you’ll never hear me call it the Barrio.
> Just close off State St and Roosevelt and open it up like the Promenade in Santa Monica. simple and cost effective.
3rd St. Seen that “vibrant community” recently?