The birthplace of beach volleyball — luxurious homes, less crowded beaches and an upscale downtown. Arguably the most exclusive of California's Beach Cities.
Part of the "Beach Cities" of California — alongside Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach — Manhattan Beach stands apart for its most luxurious homes, less crowded beaches, and upscale shopping and dining scene.
Manhattan Beach is the birthplace of beach volleyball and a longstanding hotspot for surfing. The city calendar builds around signature events: the Manhattan Beach Open and the International Surf Festival.
Attractions include the Manhattan Beach Pier and its free-admission roundhouse aquarium at the end of the pier. The Strand — a paved pedestrian path running along the sand — is the city's daily spine, from morning runs to sunset walks.
Upscale Downtown Manhattan Beach delivers the shopping, dining and after-work rhythm that pairs so well with the beachfront lifestyle.
Waterfront homes along The Strand command among the highest prices in Southern California. The market is predominantly single-family, with only a small share of townhomes — inventory that reflects the city's residential character.
Architecture leans distinctly contemporary, defined by large glass windows and a design vocabulary shaped by the ocean light. And yet Manhattan Beach is a historic town: homes built from the 1930s onward still anchor entire streets, giving the city its layered, lived-in feel.
Marc represents buyers and sellers throughout Manhattan Beach. From first walk-through to close of escrow, expect concierge-level service and a lifelong relationship.