A Southern California Lifestyle Residence showcases Aloha Modernism

Built in 2006 by architect Tim Golba, and referred to as Laule’a, this residence exudes what this Hawaiian word embodies — peace and tranquility. Perched just a mere 1,000 feet to the sandy beach of La Jolla Shores, this contemporary, custom-built residence is more than a home, it’s a lifestyle.

In a nod to the location, the three-level home is connected by a floating staircase, creating fluidity between living areas and accentuating the proximity to the ocean. Golba’s strategic use of windows, skylights, and glass doors throughout the home shape the aesthetic, functionality, and connection to the outdoors.

Synthesizing West Coast Modernist design with organic tropically influenced materials, Golba’s creative placement of stacked stone allows the eye to flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, in addition to the use of tropical and low-water landscaping, adds to the seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Designed with “vernacular sensibility,” the residence artfully creates an intimate relationship with the ocean and is rooted in the everyday ethos that the Shores neighborhood is globally known for — one of sand, surf, community, and connection with nature.

Listed for $5,895,000, the home is represented by Michelle Serafini and Bree Arellano of Compass. DRE 01411969 | 01940139 | 858-829-6210 | 858-945-8451. Visit 1876littlestreet.com for details.