This Pebble Beach Residence is just a few houses down from the Pebble Beach golf course clubhouse, an ideal location for two avid golfers to build their home for retirement.

Sited on a sloping lot with view of Monterey Bay and the golf course, the house is modern, but not stark. Natural materials are used throughout, including limestone walls, oak floors and cedar walls and ceilings. The house exudes warmth and a sense of style that the owners developed themselves - stylish and comortable.

The house has a sprawling plan, with central living and entertaining areas, a separate guest bedroom wing and the entire second floor devoted to the master suite with dual bathrooms.

The house was built by Stocker & Allaire, General Contractors, a firm that has expertly executed many beautiful homes in coastal Monterey County. The interiors were furnished by Jean Larette of Larette Design, whose work is certainly worth having a look at. Adam Potts provided the beautiful photos.

This project was executed by Chris Weber while he was a Project Architect at Richard Beard Architects. Richard Beard is the Architect of Record.

Outdoor living is also a key component of the design, with gardens, terraces, a pool and an outdoor living room design by Michael Bliss Landscape Architecture.

Both house and grounds were first conceived entirely as a 3D model, allowing the homeowners to experience the spaces in full before committing to the final design. This tool was invaluable for getting feedback and ensuring that the executed work would be consistent with the owners’ expectations.