Perfectly situated between the spectacular sand beaches of Pfeiffer Beach and Andrew Molera State Park, this private 100+ acre Big Sur compound connects the two parklands as the sole private property contiguous to both. White sand beach, redwood forest, seasonal creeks, 360-degree views and more make up this stunning property on which legendary Big Sur architect Mickey Muennig chose to build his final residential masterpiece before calling it a day.

The 3 bedroom, 3 bath home is warmed by heated concrete floors from which massive walls of glass rise up providing views 100 miles to the north AND the south from underneath an earth roof which provides natural insulation and makes the residence a feature of the landscape. Nearby, a very private 1 bedroom & 1 bath guest house has similar design features and overlooks the property’s vegetable garden and fruit orchard. An additional massive structure with an earth roof and 100-mile views to the south would make the ultimate art studio, or the new owner could decide to use it to house vehicles.

The estate’s two additional separate parcels make their way to the ocean and potentially provide for an additional residence to be built on the completely private forested flat just above the unnamed white sand beach that the property touches. (See renderings in the photos below of a proposed circular house design called “Cumulus House” by architect Craig Steely. Plans have not been permitted and serve as inspiration only). The stainless steel infinity spa, the wine cellar, the fireplace which opens to the master and the living room, and the three miles of private hiking trails are just a few of the features that make up what is without a doubt one of Big Sur’s most extraordinary residential compound estates, sitting on one of Big Sur’s most epic locations.