Welcome to “Sandpiper Shores” in Marina, California. This furnished three (3) bedroom Plus Bonus room with luxury queen sofa sleeper, two (2) bath 1790' sq residence in Marina offers comfort, style, and convenience. Enjoy seamless flow between the living, family, and kitchen areas, unified by beautiful flooring throughout. The open-concept family room and kitchen feature sliding doors to a lovely backyard and patio, perfect for gatherings. Centrally located, this home offers easy access to Carmel-by-the-Sea, Salinas, Monterey, and Santa Cruz. Experience the perfect blend of lifestyle and location. This home is a 15 minute walk to the beach and minutes from great dining.

Monthly Rental Rates are seasonal and are as follows:

Jan $7000

Feb $7200

Mar $7200

Apr $7200

May $7500

Jun $7500

Jul $7500

Aug $8000

Sep $7700

Oct $7700

Nov $7000

Dec $7000

When the Central Coast beckons, answer its irresistible call with a well-deserved stay at this immaculate home. Located in a peaceful enclave just seconds from Monterey Bay's sandy shoreline, this single-level property will brighten your life from the second you pull into the driveway to see its light-blue and turquoise exterior with stone accents. We may be biased, but we truly think “Sandpiper Shores” is the prettiest, most cheerful house on the street, and we're proud to offer it to you for your next getaway! Stop and smell some roses in the garden on your way to the front entry. Then step into a light-filled living room with soaring ceilings, engineered hardwood flooring, and massive windows. Turn on the double-sided fireplace, and cuddle up with your favorite book on brand new furniture. Just around the corner, find an open concept kitchen and secondary living space with a wall-mounted Smart TV and backyard access. Whether you're craving privacy on a solo vacation or here to live it up with your entire family or friend group, you will find that the layout of “Sandpiper Shores” fulfills every wish. An entertainer's paradise, the luxuriously updated kitchen enjoys direct access to the dining room and comes fully accoutered with high-end appliances and every amenity you or your private chef will need to create enriching culinary experiences, including a five-burner gas range, slick white countertops, and ample cabinetry. Power up for your day with a hearty breakfast by the bay windows that look out into the fenced backyard. Back at “Sandpiper Shores” after a day paragliding above Del Monte Beach or leisurely taking in the inimitable sights and sounds of the Monterey Peninsula, slide open the glass doors and step onto the patio, where you'll find a grill, fire pit, hanging lights, and gorgeous lounge furniture setting the scene for what promises to be a magical evening at your “home away from home.” Let the kids race around in healthy green grass, playing games and pointing out every variety of plant as you sit back in the glow of sunset, breathing in salty sea air and noticing the tranquil stillness that is yours here. “Sandpiper Shores” offers four (3) plush bedrooms and two (2) updated bathrooms. The primary suite has a sliding glass door granting direct access to the backyard. Wake up swathed in buttery soft linens, with sunlight streaming onto the bed. Splash your face with some water in your ensuite bathroom, and prepare to celebrate a beautiful new day of possibility in this one-of-a-kind destination.

Welcome to the Monterey Peninsula. It is known for its spectacular coastline, unique coastal communities, and rich marine life. Pebble Beach is home to eight championship golf courses, The Lodge at Pebble Beach, the Inn at Spanish Bay, and the famed 17 Mile Drive (one of the best-known scenic drives in the world). There are miles of hiking and equestrian trails that wind throughout the Del Monte Forest. Carmel-by-the-Sea is world-renowned for its European charm, beautiful white-sand and dog-friendly beach, performing arts, numerous art galleries, and hundreds of shops and restaurants. The historic Carmel Mission offers daily tours. Point Lobos State Park, with its miles of hiking trails and rich underwater habitat is often referred to as the crown jewel of the State Park system. Monterey is home to the Monterey Bay Aquarium which will get you close to the wonders of the Monterey Bay. Step outside the Aquarium and you are on Cannery Row, where John Steinbeck drew inspiration for his novel about life in the sardine canning industry. Today Cannery Row is lined with hotels, shops, restaurants, and fun activities for the entire family. From Cannery Row, you can jog, walk, or ride a rented surrey or bicycle along the scenic Recreation Trail to Fisherman's Wharf. Along the way, you will see harbor seals, sea otters, and pelicans in their natural habitats on the dazzling waterfront of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. If you are here during humpback season (May through August), you may catch a glimpse of the magnificent creatures breaching just off the coast. Gray whales visit us December through February. Pacific Grove is often referred to as America's last hometown. It is known for its Victorian homes and as the “Butterfly Capital of California” due to the annual migration of the Monarch butterflies. The Point Pinos Lighthouse is the oldest continuously operating lighthouse on the West Coast and can be toured in the afternoon. Asilomar State Beach offers beach and coast trail walks and a short, accessible boardwalk loop through the Asilomar Dunes Natural Preserve. Lovers Point Park has become Pacific Grove's best-loved spot for picnics, with its spectacular view of Monterey Bay. Bicycles and kayaks can be rented here, and it is one of the only spots on the West Coast where you can watch the sunrise over the water. Travel 12 miles inland along the Carmel Valley Road, and you will arrive at the charmingly rustic Carmel Valley Village. The sun always shines here, and the Village is home to a handful of excellent bistro-style restaurants that offer outdoor dining. A dozen or so local winery tasting rooms are clustered here within walking distance of each other, Garland Ranch Regional Park offers dozens of miles of hiking and equestrian trails. The weekly papers (the Carmel Pine Cone, the Monterey Herald Thursday edition GO section, and the Monterey Coast Weekly) are full of information on local events. As you can see, there is much to do here, and we hope you will plan on coming back year after year.