2195 Wilton, Cambria, CA 93428

Description

Set on approximately 1.75± acres in the desirable East Village of Cambria, this secluded sanctuary offers privacy, single-level living, and beautifully designed indoor and outdoor spaces. Extensively remodeled inside in 2018 and later enhanced with a thoughtful redesign of the exterior entertaining areas, the property blends comfort, style, and connection to nature. Conveniently located close to town, the Fiscalini Ranch trails, Moonstone Beach, and the Cambria Dog Park, it provides the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. The property features two separate homes filled with abundant natural light, a two-car garage, and a light-filled covered breezeway connecting the homes, complete with outdoor heating for year-round enjoyment. Inside both residences are custom-built European kitchen cabinets, high-end European appliances, and quartz countertops. Flooring includes 8½-inch plank hardwood throughout the main living areas, tile in the bathrooms, and a heated floor in the primary bathroom for added comfort. Additional amenities include a durable metal roof, dimmer switches throughout, a reverse osmosis system, soft water system, and a natural gas barbecue line for easy outdoor grilling. The grounds have been thoughtfully improved with new retaining walls, stonework, and French drains designed to handle heavy rains, allowing the property to remain well-drained even during the strongest storms. Adding a unique artistic element, the property features beautiful mosaics by local artist Leslie McKenna. One mosaic depicts the seven chakras, two celebrate the wildlife and natural beauty of the land, and another portrays an ancient Native American symbol of a person standing before a labyrinth, representing a journey with many possible paths. With multiple trails, room for expansion, and numerous peaceful sitting areas, the property is designed for exceptional outdoor living and entertaining while embracing the surrounding natural landscape.

Features

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• 1.74 Acres
• 1 Story