$885,000

Jardín Azul — Rare Contemporary Baja Retreat Steps from the Beach. Introducing Jardín Azul, a one-of-a-kind transformation from a historic warehouse into a spacious, modern Baja retreat in Rancho Nuevo, a private gated community just south of Cerritos. With 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and approximately 3,095 sq ft of thoughtfully designed living space, this property represents a rare opportunity: homes of this caliber, this close to the beach, with this much space, almost never come on the market. From the main living level, ocean views stretch down to Cerritos Beach, filling the open areas with light and creating a seamless connection to the outdoors. Hand-crafted Parota woodwork, soaring double-height windows, and low-maintenance finishes combine timeless Baja charm with modern convenience. The traditional, family-friendly layout keeps everyone under one roof, while a separate upstairs Casita provides privacy for guests or potential rental income. Step outside and the Baja lifestyle comes alive. Less than a minute's walk to the beach invites morning coffee by the shore, sunset whale watching, or peaceful walks along the sand. The 4x6m saltwater pool with Baja ledge, lush gardens, and mature palms offers a private oasis for cooling off or entertaining. Multiple patios, outdoor dining areas, and a hammock under swaying palms make every moment spent outdoors effortless and serene. The rooftop patio delivers sweeping ocean and mountain views, perfect for watching sunsets over the Pacific or enjoying panoramic vistas of Baja's dramatic landscape. Built for modern living, the property includes solar power, a propane generator, Starlink internet, and reliable community water, ensuring comfort and peace of mind for extended stays. With its rare combination of size, design, proximity to the beach, and breathtaking views, Jardín Azul is more than a residence  it's a lifestyle. Sun-drenched mornings, afternoons by the pool, and evenings under the palms await, all in a location that delivers the Baja beach experience few ever get to call home.