STONE HOUSE, Big Sur -
William Wurster’s StoneHouse
Stone House sits sentinel on an undisturbed stretch of coast. To the North and West the view stretches uninterrupted to the horizon along the Big Sur coastline and out over the Pacific.

Stone House is an historic Landmark: the last house designed by world renown architect William Wurster for the great photographer Morley Baer. Extensive additions include apartments designed by Charles Moore surrounding a glass enclosed pool.

Available for only the second time since Stone House was built, this offers an unprecedented opportunity to own a property worthy of National Registry on a site that is part of the great photographic history of the area.

Only 10 miles to Carmel, yet a world unto itself... at the confluence of the Pacific and Garrapata Creek, a site sacred to the Esselen Nation... and just south of Garrapata Beach... with direct beach access.
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