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Carmel Pine Cone, June 18, 2010 (Real Estate) More than 160 Open Houses this weekend! SECTION RE ■ June 18-24, 2010 TheThe CarmelCarmel PinePine ConeCone RealEstateRealEstate CARMEL REALTY COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1913 ■ This week’s cover property, located in Pebble Beach, is presented by Peter Butler of Carmel Realty Company. (See Page 2RE) 2 RE Carmel Pine Cone Real Estate June 18, 2010 About theCover The Carmel Pine Cone Real estate sales the week of June 6 - 12, 2010 ■ $6.5M sale in Pebble Beach is bright spot in a slow week Real Estate Carmel June 18-24, 2010 None Carmel Valley 281 Hacienda Carmel — $185,000 Steven and Flordeliza McLaughlin to Lucinda Ewing APN: 015-357-004 4072 Sunset Lane, Pebble Beach — $787,500 252 Hacienda Carmel — $208,000 Gunnel Jepson to Mary Fry 72 Laureles Grade — $553,000 APN: 015-355-005 Sergio Villarreal to Steven and Laura Quimby APN: 187-121-021 THE BEST COUNTRY CLUB Monterey HOME IN PEBBLE BEACH! EAN & UCHESNE 283 High Street — $300,000 Majestic Sunsets, Crashing Surf, and a World D D Class Golf Course — all in your own backyard! See HOMES page 5RE Awe inspiring MPCC Shore Course and Pacific Ocean views from this four bedroom, four bath, 4,634 square foot elegantly crafted Mediterranean masterpiece. Don’t miss this opportunity to own this front line property locat- ed in one of the most coveted neighborhoods In Pebble Beach. Please call for an appointment or visit www.1041Marcheta.com for additional information. TODAY’S REAL ESTATE Offered at $6,950,000 TRANSACTIONS ARE COMPLEX We make them simple. PETER BUTLER 831.277.7229 MARK DUCHESNE LISA TALLEY DEAN MBA | Broker Associate Broker Associate | Attorney [email protected] 831.622.4644 831.521.4855 www.peterbutlerproperties.com [email protected] [email protected] CARMEL REALTY COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1913 PEBBLE BEACH Stress Free Living Beautiful Mediterranean with the finest craftsmanship close to golf, beaches and walking trails. Built to suit the most discriminating buyer. Too many features to list. Priced to sell. $3,497,000 PEBBLE BEACH Build Your Dream Home Beautiful lot across from Spanish Bay. Actual address is 2821 17 Mile Drive, Pebble Beach. Renderings by John Matthams available. $1,550,000 CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA Vintage Charm On 13th between Mission and Junipero 2 houses east of Mission. Large oversized lot 5500 sq. ft. An original Carmel Cottage from 1929. $825,000 KORDULA LAZARUS Top Producer for 2009 831.915.1905 [email protected] The Shops at The Lodge Pebble Beach June 18, 2010 Carmel Pine Cone Real Estate 3 RE CARMEL REALTY COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1913 PEBBLE BEACH 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. $7,495,000 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. $6,950,000 www.carmel-realty.com www.1041Marcheta.com 4 bedrooms with 5.5 bathrooms. $4,495,000 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. $4,350,000 www.carmel-realty.com www.3273Ondulado.com 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. $4,195,000 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. $1,295,000 www.carmel-realty.com www.carmel-realty.com CARMEL CARMEL VALLEY 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. $7,795,000 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. $3,350,000 www.Scenic5SEof13th.com www.seahorsecottagecarmel.com 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms including guest house. $2,595,000 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. $2,200,000 www.26106LaderaDrive.com www.ranchodelosestablosverdes.com SHELLY MITCHELL LYNCH MALONE HODGES DAVID EHRENPREIS COURTNEY GOLDING JONES VICKI MITCHELL LAURIE HALL BARBARA EHRENPREIS SUSAN FREELAND PETER BUTLER LAURA CIUCCI LYNN BROWN KNOOP BARBARA SIMMONS SARAH BOUCHIER KENT CIUCCI STEVE LAVAUTE A CORNERSTONE IN LUXURY REAL ESTATE FOR NEARLY 100 YEARS WHO’S WHO IN LUXURY REAL ESTATE 831.622.1000 www.carmel-realty.com LUXURYREALESTATE.COM™ 4 RE The Carmel Pine Cone June 18, 2010 Home Spotlight by Randi Greene CARMEL POINT SAND CASTLE FRONT-LINE OCEAN VIEW, GOLF VIEW OPEN SAT & SUN 2-4 OPEN SATURDAY 2-4 26255 Ocean View Blvd., Carmel 1035 Marcheta Lane, Pebble Beach Ocean view Frank Bruno built home on Carmel Point offering extraordi- Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own a front-line ocean view nary quality & design with the extra space to be a full time home or a view home on the Monterey Peninsula Country Club shore course. The luxurious vacation place. High vaulted ceilings with handcarved beams. northern lot is pending sale to a buyer who will demolish the existing 3B/2.5b, 2600 sq. ft. Coldwell Banker exclusive. house. The southern lot is still available. Offered at $3,799,000 Offered at $2,000,000 NEW CARMEL BEACH HOUSE OCEAN AND GOLF COURSE VIEW RETREAT BY APPOINTMENT BY APPOINTMENT 0 Torres & 1st SE Corner, Carmel 2933 Old 17 Mile Dr., Pebble Beach JUST REDUCED! Quality construction by the award-winning Tescher JUST LISTED! Overlooking MPCC golf course, with filtered ocean Builders. Sunny and quiet corner lot in a walk to town location. Just a views, this cozy post adobe 1 story home is just a short stroll to the mile stroll to Carmel beach. Two river rock fireplaces and a large ocean. Use this as is or consider a second story to capture a potential- southwestern facing patio. 3B/2b. ly panoramic view. 3 car garage. 2B/2b. Offered at $1,499,000 Offered at $1,400,000 OCEAN VIEW, WALK TO TOWN, $725K! STUNNING CARMEL CONTEMPORARY OPEN SATURDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 488 Junipero Ave., Pacific Grove 4145 Segundo Dr., Carmel JUST LISTED! See how two artists have transformed this light and Designed and built by famed architect Marcel Sedletsky, this dramatic cheerful house. This is the least expensive ocean view, walk to town home features walls of glass with breathtaking views of giant oaks. The 3 bedroom home in PG. Walk to tennis courts and schools. Low interior includes exotic woods and brick. Minutes from downtown maintenance yard. Two car garage. 3B/2b. Carmel and residing on over an acre of land. 3B/2b. Offered at $725,000 Offered at $1,125,000 Randi Greene, Realtor 831.869.8325 Randi Delivers Results! [email protected] www.RandiGreene.com June 18, 2010 The Carmel Pine Cone 5RE HOME SALES APN: 007-072-025 From page 2RE Pebble Beach 4072 Sunset Lane — $787,500 Monterey (con’t) Courtney Hanson to Namon and Anita Witcher APN: 008-121-001 William Taylor to SMD Partners LLC APN: 001-353-022 2848 Coyote Road — $845,000 US Bank to Hye Jin Park 459 Toyon Drive — $500,000 APN: 007-191-012 Mary Fry to Sabrina Hare APN: 001-982-002 17 Mile Drive — $6,500,000 Rudativ Trading to J.A. Whittenberg III 222 Via del Rey — $632,500 APN: 008-422-009 Alexander Trust to Steven and Elizabeth Wilson APN: 001-311-018 Seaside 472 Asilomar Street, Pacific Grove — $1,000,000 825 Jefferson Street — $686,000 1361 Terrace Street — $280,000 Namon and Anita Witcher to Pacific Grove Residential Funding Co. to Shir Chan Huang and Kwan Lau Bradley Fleming and Barbara Reuther APN: 012-273-063 APN: 001-401-009 1327 Miles Avenue — $640,000 Kirk Benson to Jonathan and Marie Faile 3 Heather Court — $373,000 20 Skyline Crest — $764,318 APN: 007-575-005/006 HSBC Bank to Ezra and Kristen Comello Arnold Green to Fred and Karen Norman APN: 012-682-019 APN: 014-072-039 472 Asilomar Street — $1,000,000 Bruce McKaig Trust to Edelweiss Property, SA, a Panama corp. Compiled from official county records. POLICE LOG From page 4 A Kaweah Falls the possible consumption of alcoholic beverages by subjects A river runs through it... under the age of 21 at a private residence. An 18-year-old adult was contacted at the residence where a social gathering was under way, with several male and female subjects under the age of 18. Only one juvenile in the group was found to be intoxicat- ed, with several sober friends attempting to care for him. The parent of the intoxicated juvenile was contacted and responded to the location to take responsibility for the juvenile. Both par- ents of the 18-year-old adult [the host] were contacted and noti- fied of the social gathering at their home. Parents of the remain- ing juveniles were contacted and notified of the circumstances surrounding the social gathering and contact with Carmel police officers. Carmel-by-the-Sea: Resident reported a transient female sleeping on a property on Santa Rita. The subject was contacted and was moved along. The property owner was contacted, and As seen in the owner advised that the subject is not allowed on the proper- Sunset Magazine, ty. A trespass warning was issued to the subject. Wall Street Journal, Carmel-by-the-Sea: Report of an alarm activation on Mission Street. A housekeeper was contacted. False alarm. The Week & Carmel-by-the-Sea: Male called in regards to a visitation the NY Times. and custody matter involving his ex-wife. The ex-wife was con- tacted and interviewed. The male was updated on his request to reestablish communication with his ex-wife concerning custody of their daughter for the upcoming weekend. Diana Glass Diana Jules Offered at $1,950,000 Carmel-by-the-Sea: Resident in the area of Second Avenue 559-280-5853 cell 559-799-8201 cell [email protected] [email protected] www.modernrusticretreat.com See CALLS page 8RE THE NEW BUZZ? BOBBIE AND DAVID’S “STRATEGIC DEFAULT” FEATURED While 1 in 5 owners of properties in default can still afford their mortgage payments, HOMES OF THE WEEK some calculate this may be a poor use of their money if they owe far more than what their property is worth.
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