Arrowood Design has reimagined this beach home boasting incredible seaside views along beautiful Stinson Beach, just 2o miles from San Francisco, California. The house provides a weekend getaway for a professional couple who resides full-time in San Francisco. They were seeking a place for complete relaxation and bountiful ocean vistas. They purchased a three-bedroom, three-bath— 2,225-square-foot ranch house, built in 1962. The home already had views, but needed to be updated to meet their lifestyle needs.

A full gut renovation was completed on the kitchen and bathrooms, ceiling trusses were exposed and new flooring was added throughout. Casual yet elegant furnishings and accessories grace the living spaces, creating a warm and welcoming living environment. Furnishings include flea market and vintage store finds mixed in with contemporary furnishings to create a relaxing atmosphere.

What We Love: This stylish Stinson Beach home offers comfortable living spaces and beautiful views that are peaceful and relaxing. The conversion is fantastic, from an open and spacious interior layout to exposed ceiling beams and new flooring materials. This is the perfect weekend retreat, but we could imagine spending year-round luxuriating in this beach-chic living environment… and lounging on that deck with sunsets over the ocean would be heavenly!

Tell Us: What do you think, would this be your idea of the perfect weekend retreat? Are there any details in the design that you would change? Let us know in the Comments below!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other incredible home tours that we have highlighted here on One Kindesign in the state of California: Calming seaside retreat boasts indoor/outdoor living in Northern California and Weathered beach house gets inviting makeover in Stinson Beach, California.

Above: Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors to the deck boasts captivating views of the beach and ocean. There are also motorized shades to protect the home from the elements.

Above: There are fireplaces on either side of the great room, one is gas and the other is wood-burning. They both are clad in sandstone, sourced from Arizona. The flooring in the great room and guest rooms feature salvaged wood.

Above: The kitchen island countertop is Calacatta marble, while the perimeter countertops are beauharnais limestone. The flooring is reclaimed antique limestone pavers.

Above: The kitchen dimension are approximately 9-1/2′ x 16-1/2′.

Above: The wall and cabinet paint color is Timid White 2148-60 | Benjamin Moore. The cabinetry hardware is from Rocky Mountain Hardware. The live-edge wood on the bar top was custom made from a reclaimed piece of cypress wood. The counter stools were sourced from McGuire furniture. Illuminating the bar countertop are the Boston Functional Single Arm Library Light, sourced from Circa Lighting. Between the wall ovens and the refrigerator are double doors that opens into a walk-in pantry.

Above: The master bedroom features sliding glass doors that opens out to an expansive outdoor deck.

Above: The lighted medicine cabinets are from Restoration Hardware. The sinks are from Waterworks, while the flooring is Carrara marble, also from Waterworks.

Photos: Matthew Millman Photography