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Coastal Calm, Pacifica Style
$1,249,000
646 Brighton Road, Pacifica
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About This Home
Set against a backdrop of lush open space with outlooks to the Pacific Ocean, 646 Brighton Road is the kind of Pacifica home that feels instantly easy to live in, beautifully updated, thoughtfully landscaped, and surrounded by nature.
Inside, the main living spaces flow together in an open, relaxed plan that makes the home feel both airy and connected. The living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and filled with natural light and a corner window with views to the ocean. The open floor plan segues through the dining area to the renovated kitchen that brings a clean, modern point of view with updated cabinetry, quartz counters, and stainless steel appliances.
Three well-proportioned bedrooms line the rear of the home, each with direct access to a deck that runs the length of the house. From here, the outlook stretches toward the ocean, creating a private, elevated place to start the morning, unwind at the end of the day, or simply take in the coastal setting.
The remodeled bath has been finished with equal attention, featuring designer tile and heated floors for an extra layer of everyday comfort.
Outside is where this property truly sets itself apart. The oversized lot unfolds into a series of usable garden spaces with room to entertain, play, plant, and grow. Raised planting beds invite everything from herbs and vegetables to a full garden, while the side dog run adds a practical touch for pet owners. With the home backing directly to green space, the setting feels unusually open and peaceful.
A full-size laundry area, one-car garage, and additional off-street parking for two cars make day-to-day living simple.
646 Brighton is a rare combination of style, space, and setting, a turn-key coastal home with room to breathe, room to grow, and the landscape of Pacifica just beyond the backyard.
Inside, the main living spaces flow together in an open, relaxed plan that makes the home feel both airy and connected. The living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and filled with natural light and a corner window with views to the ocean. The open floor plan segues through the dining area to the renovated kitchen that brings a clean, modern point of view with updated cabinetry, quartz counters, and stainless steel appliances.
Three well-proportioned bedrooms line the rear of the home, each with direct access to a deck that runs the length of the house. From here, the outlook stretches toward the ocean, creating a private, elevated place to start the morning, unwind at the end of the day, or simply take in the coastal setting.
The remodeled bath has been finished with equal attention, featuring designer tile and heated floors for an extra layer of everyday comfort.
Outside is where this property truly sets itself apart. The oversized lot unfolds into a series of usable garden spaces with room to entertain, play, plant, and grow. Raised planting beds invite everything from herbs and vegetables to a full garden, while the side dog run adds a practical touch for pet owners. With the home backing directly to green space, the setting feels unusually open and peaceful.
A full-size laundry area, one-car garage, and additional off-street parking for two cars make day-to-day living simple.
646 Brighton is a rare combination of style, space, and setting, a turn-key coastal home with room to breathe, room to grow, and the landscape of Pacifica just beyond the backyard.
Property Details
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Square Footage
1,050 sq ft
Explore the Neighborhood
Known for its beaches, hiking, and annual Pacific Coast Fog Festival, Pacifica is a popular spot for surfers and outdoor enthusiasts, who are drawn to the city's rugged coastline and rolling hills. The city of approximately 38,000 is located north of Half Moon Bay along the coast and includes Linda Mar and Rockaway beaches.
Pacifica got its name during a 1957 contest and is inspired by an 80-foot statue built by sculptor Ralph Stackpole in the late 1930s. While the original statue no longer exists, one sculptor’s working model stands on the front stairs of Pacifica’s City Hall, while another occupies the City Hall's council chambers.
A skate park is available for skaters of all abilities, and citywide Wi-Fi service is available for residents, visitors, and businesses. The Sanchez Adobe history site dates back to prehistoric times and served as an Indian village, cattle ranch, and mission farm -- among many other uses. It is the oldest building in San Mateo County, according to Pacifica’s website.
Pacifica got its name during a 1957 contest and is inspired by an 80-foot statue built by sculptor Ralph Stackpole in the late 1930s. While the original statue no longer exists, one sculptor’s working model stands on the front stairs of Pacifica’s City Hall, while another occupies the City Hall's council chambers.
A skate park is available for skaters of all abilities, and citywide Wi-Fi service is available for residents, visitors, and businesses. The Sanchez Adobe history site dates back to prehistoric times and served as an Indian village, cattle ranch, and mission farm -- among many other uses. It is the oldest building in San Mateo County, according to Pacifica’s website.
Known for its beaches, hiking, and annual Pacific Coast Fog Festival, Pacifica is a popular spot for surfers and outdoor enthusiasts, who are drawn to the city's rugged coastline and rolling hills. The city of approximately 38,000 is located north of Half Moon Bay along the coast and includes Linda Mar and Rockaway beaches.
Pacifica got its name during a 1957 contest and is inspired by an 80-foot statue built by sculptor Ralph Stackpole in the late 1930s. While the original statue no longer exists, one sculptor’s working model stands on the front stairs of Pacifica’s City Hall, while another occupies the City Hall's council chambers.
A skate park is available for skaters of all abilities, and citywide Wi-Fi service is available for residents, visitors, and businesses. The Sanchez Adobe history site dates back to prehistoric times and served as an Indian village, cattle ranch, and mission farm -- among many other uses. It is the oldest building in San Mateo County, according to Pacifica’s website.
Pacifica got its name during a 1957 contest and is inspired by an 80-foot statue built by sculptor Ralph Stackpole in the late 1930s. While the original statue no longer exists, one sculptor’s working model stands on the front stairs of Pacifica’s City Hall, while another occupies the City Hall's council chambers.
A skate park is available for skaters of all abilities, and citywide Wi-Fi service is available for residents, visitors, and businesses. The Sanchez Adobe history site dates back to prehistoric times and served as an Indian village, cattle ranch, and mission farm -- among many other uses. It is the oldest building in San Mateo County, according to Pacifica’s website.
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