Cottage Profiles

One of the great, historic Ocean Blvd homes is on the market. 2700 Ocean Blvd was built in 1929, only a couple years after the Kerckhoff Marine Lab and China House, and sits atop the stairs down to China Cove.

This lovely home remained in the same family for the past 60+ years starting with a dancer who appeared in several Hollywood films in the silent movie era.

Not your grandfather’s cottage – while we love cottages that maintain an original look – we also love cottages like this one that have been wonderfully updated to appeal to current tastes and ensure their survival. ​

609 Jasmine was demolished today.

The perfect cottage for this weekend – is a cottage with a pool!

This week’s cottage was built in 1948 and retains many great original details inside and out.

619 was sold in December 2019 and an earlier 2017 listing for the house suggests that there are city approved plans to put in condos. Hopefully this 72 year old front house is around for at least a few more years.

This 1951 Spanish style cottage was renovated in the early 2000s but maintains a great updated, original look.

This 1939 cottage is a great example of retaining an original look from the street and interesting interior details like exposed beams while expanding to address modern needs (open floor plan, larger closets, ensuite bathrooms, etc) and make for a great living experience.

One of the rare survivors with an amazing view, this 1936 cottage sits on the edge of Pacific Dr. over Bayview, with a clear view of the Bay and out to the Ocean.

Larger than it appears from the street, this 1932 cottage is reported to have 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,400 sq ft.

A delightful cottage that is rather unique in that it features elements of streamline moderne architectural style with its rounded edges.

This week’s house turns 100 this year but may only have a few weeks or days left so you may want to walk by it before it goes.

This 1923 cottage is likely one of the five oldest surviving houses in Corona del Mar and retains a great original look and tons of charm.

This 1939 cottage located a few houses from ‘Big Corona’ Beach was expanded out the back starting in the 1950s. . .

Wondering what house was the first in Corona del Mar?