The Laguna Beach abode has 100-year-old garden walls, plus its own chapel.
Silver purchased the property back in 1998 for $2.2 million and spent half a decade building the 7,000-square-foot residence. After putting more than $3 million into the parcel, the lot today comprises a four-bedroom home and a chapel that was a former beach storeroom. The house itself looks as if it’s been suspended in time, sited just above the water’s edge and perched on an existing structure from the 1920s. It even maintains antique, inlaid garden walls that date back over 100 years.
The interiors, which are cast in SoCal’s golden rays of light, are spread across an open, flowing floor plan designed by LA’s Tichenor & Thorp. Details throughout the home include French doors, seaside terraces and a sparkling, custom-designed chandelier by San Francisco’s Andrew Fisher. On the main level is a living room, family room, kitchen and formal dining area. The pièce de résistance, according to Silver, is the terrace off the kitchen and family room. “It juts out all the way to the sand so you can see all the coastline and the people below. I sit there looking out, watching the people go by.
“To find a completely rebuilt house of this size on that lot with that view with a beach access, it just doesn’t exist,” Giem adds.
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