The approach sets the tone immediately. Italian-made teak French doors and windows frame the living and dining spaces, drawing the eye outward to multiple terraces and patios while flooding the interiors with the particular quality of light that defines the Southern California coastline at its best. The living room fireplace — adorned with custom color ink-jetted travertine trim — anchors the space with warmth and craft, while the dining area transitions naturally to a private patio that makes the line between inside and out feel more like a suggestion than a boundary. The Navona travertine flooring that extends throughout the lower level reinforces the sense of a home where every material has been chosen with both beauty and longevity in mind.

The kitchen is a statement in its own right — a gourmet space centered around a large island with Rosa Verona marble countertops and bar seating, appointed with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Viking dual-oven range, warming drawer, dual dishwashers, and wine refrigeration. A backsplash and hood accented with handmade Portuguese-style tile work bring warmth and artistry to a space that is as functional as it is beautiful. This is a kitchen designed for the kind of cooking and entertaining that spills naturally from the counter to the table to the terrace — unhurried, generous, and entirely at home in the Hollywood Riviera.

The main level unfolds with a generosity of layout that is increasingly rare: a spacious bedroom, an office or guest room with terrace access, a beautifully appointed bath featuring Giallo Reale marble countertops and a soaking tub, a walk-in pantry, and a dedicated laundry room with premium appliances. It is a floor plan that accommodates the full complexity of daily life without ever feeling utilitarian — every practical element elevated by the same attention to craft and material that defines the rest of the home.

Upstairs, the register shifts entirely. Vaulted wood-beam ceilings and rich walnut flooring create an atmosphere of warmth and retreat that sets the upper level apart from everything below it. The primary suite is the home’s crowning moment — a fireplace, a sitting area, a private terrace with distant ocean views, and a spa-inspired bath with dual vanities, a soaking tub, steam shower, and walk-in closet that delivers exactly the sanctuary a primary suite should. An additional ensuite bedroom with its own private terrace ensures that the upper level’s sense of privacy and calm extends beyond the primary suite to every guest who occupies it.

The backyard is a continuation of the home’s commitment to outdoor living as a way of life rather than an amenity. An outdoor fireplace, water feature, wraparound patio, and mature landscaping create an environment that feels both curated and completely natural — Turkish travertine pavers in an old-world pattern extending throughout the outdoor areas and along the dramatic exterior staircase, connecting every outdoor space with the same visual language that runs through the entire property. It is the kind of outdoor environment that makes you want to linger long after the evening has ended.

Completed with a Lutron Homework lighting system, Sonos surround sound with B&W speakers, Murano glass chandeliers and sconces, five-zone heating and air conditioning, and a spacious two-car garage, 664 Calle Miramar is a home where the details never stop revealing themselves. Set in one of the South Bay’s most beloved and sought-after neighborhoods, just moments from the village and the water, this is a rare offering for the buyer who understands that true luxury is not about scale — it is about the quality of every single thing you choose to surround yourself with.

Listed at $4,299,998 by Courtney Lingle and Lauren Wellbaum of The Agency.