Jon Granston

Set into the sandstone cliffs of Del Mar Terrace, this coastal residence is a refined dialogue between architecture and landscape—elevated, intentional, and quietly dramatic. Perched on a premier hilltop spanning two legally merged lots, the home captures sweeping whitewater, lagoon, and sunset views across the Pacific and Torrey Pines Reserve. Designed by Wallace Cunningham and John Nalevanko,

Quintessential Southern California Nestled within the prestigious enclave of the Rancho Santa Fe Covenant, 6977 Las Colinas stands as a timeless homage to early California hacienda architecture. Inspired by the grace of 1920s Montecito, this three-acre estate embodies the serenity and mission-style beauty that define Southern California’s heritage. Native palms, olive and lemon trees, lavender,

Your Carlsbad condo with peek-a-boo ocean views, modern fixtures and finishes, neutral tones, floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, lots of natural light and cool breezes. A kitchen with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, luxury wood-like vinyl flooring throughout the open living space and to the lower level bedrooms. The large primary bathroom with both a standing shower and separate

Watch the waves. See the finish line. Set above the sand and the track, this gated Del Mar residence offers nearly 4,000 square feet of living space, panoramic whitewater ocean views, and a unique vantage point of the Del Mar horse races. Fully remodeled with modern coastal vibes, the home works perfectly as a full-time residence or a lock-and-leave retreat. The main level’s great room combines