Imagine a place that lives at the top of a sweeping cove, where the sun always shines and soft waves lap upon the sand, somewhere along a majestic coastline that runs at the base of the mountains. Here lies a home on close to a quarter acre with a garden that thrives on the salty, warm air. A house that sits right on the sand with views to where the ocean meets the islands on the horizon. It has that particular draw—that special charm. Welcome to 3778 Pacific Coast Highway in Faria Beach Colony.Built in 1979, this 2,662-square-foot home includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Designed with all those unique qualities: vaulted exposed beam ceilings, skylights, a little bit of nautical, and cozy spaces yet open with a natural flow.The first floor is the heart of the home—arriving, cooking, eating, gathering, and lounging, all with a beachfront backdrop. The kitchen strategically overlooks the living and dining areas to share the ocean views. Both spaces flow into a cozy living space with a fireplace and double sliders that open up to the deck—a striking 65 feet of ocean frontage with an updated seawall and stairs that lead to the sand. Beach days, afternoon surfing, and watching the kids play on the sand are all a part of your story.The ground floor is completed by a guest bedroom, after a surf bathroom, and a bonus office or art space. The upstairs includes a private primary space with a small viewing deck and views overlooking the ocean. The primary space is joined by a sweet loft lounge space that highlights the sweeping ocean views and open beam ceilings. A large bathroom and additional bedroom complete the upstairs.The home sits in between two of the most renowned surfing spots. Faria Beach Colony has a great local vibe where everyone knows their neighbors and takes pride in the community. Community features include private beach access points and a tennis court. Offering absolute privacy and convenient proximity to Montecito, Ojai, and Los Angeles, this home is one of just a handful of oceanfront properties available in the area, presenting a rare opportunity to preserve the legacy of a precious piece of California coast while curating the next phase in the home’s natural evolution.