Refined Coastal Living.
Situated in the coveted Forster Ranch community of San Clemente, 6507 Ladera Brisa presents an exceptional opportunity to experience elevated coastal living in one of South Orange County’s most desirable neighborhoods. This expansive residence offers 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and approximately 3,088 square feet of thoughtfully curated living space, complemented by a three-car garage with two separate entrances for added versatility and convenience.
Designed for both effortless everyday living and sophisticated entertaining, the home showcases a beautifully flowing floor plan that seamlessly connects its living spaces. Natural light pours in throughout, enhancing the open-concept design and creating an inviting yet refined ambiance. A formal dining room provides an elegant setting for gatherings, while French doors open gracefully to the outdoor living areas, blending indoor and outdoor spaces with ease.
The kitchen and bathrooms have been beautifully updated, marrying timeless design with modern functionality. The primary suite serves as a private retreat, featuring a gorgeously remodeled bathroom complete with an oversized walk-in shower, a luxurious soaking tub, and a spacious walk-in closet—offering both comfort and sophistication.
The outdoor setting is equally impressive—an entertainer’s retreat with a built-in BBQ, manicured landscaping, and multiple areas for dining, lounging, and hosting. A welcoming front porch adds charm and curb appeal, perfect for enjoying the coastal breeze.
Additional enhancements include an upstairs laundry room for modern convenience and wholly owned solar, providing both sustainability and long-term efficiency.
Set among the rolling hills of Forster Ranch, this residence enjoys a serene, family-friendly environment with close proximity to scenic trails, parks, and top-rated schools. Just minutes away, San Clemente’s iconic beaches, charming downtown, and vibrant dining scene offer the quintessential coastal lifestyle—where surf, sun, and sophistication meet.
