630 Diamond Street, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

Designed by renowned architect Horst Noppenberger, this breathtaking approx. 3,665-square-foot coastal residence blends warm wood and glass elements with inspired modern design to capture panoramic ocean views and effortless indoor/outdoor living. Spanning three levels, the home welcomes you from the street-level entry with a light-filled foyer featuring clerestory windows, skylights, and custom woodwork, along with interior access to a two-car garage and four additional uncovered parking spaces. Descending to the main level, expansive living and entertaining spaces unfold—a great room anchored by a stone fireplace and rich custom cabinetry opens completely to covered terraces, creating a seamless connection between the interiors and the outdoors. This level features an ocean-view dining nook wrapped in glass, a well-appointed kitchen with polished Afyon white marble countertops, a media room, a half bath, and the ocean-view primary suite—a serene sanctuary with its own fireplace, sitting area, private balcony, and a luxurious bath with dual sinks, soaking tub, separate shower, and walk-in closet with built-ins. On the lower level, two oversized ensuite bedrooms and a laundry area provide comfort and flexibility, while stairs lead further down to the lush, terraced backyard centered around a sparkling pool and spa with waterfall feature, multiple seating areas, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with bar, grill, and fireplace—perfect for entertaining or sunset gatherings. In total, the home offers approx. 877 square feet of ocean-view decks, enhancing the seamless indoor/outdoor lifestyle. Thoughtfully appointed with premium finishes and technology, the residence features a Vantage lighting system for sophisticated, customizable illumination throughout. Tucked into the hills above Woods Cove, this architectural gem offers the best of Laguna Beach living—sweeping ocean and coastline views, proximity to pristine beaches, the Village, and the town’s celebrated art, dining, and coastal culture—all from a quiet, private setting that feels worlds away.