The dirt lot sold in 2021 for $2.65 million. But plans for a two-story duplex envisioned for Beach Road a stretch of coast once the epitome of oceanfront living hit a roadblock when two California Coastal Commissioners argued that despite several considerations for sea level rise incorporated into the designs and the previous approval of Dana Point officials, the development could pose a significant impact and needs further review.
The proposal for the 5,266-square-foot duplex takes sea level rise into consideration, its architect says. It would be built on concrete caissons, similar to stilts commonly seen in East Coast coastal communities, to allow seawater to wash under the home, according to the plans submitted to the Coastal Commission.
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