One of the more unique investment ownership opportunities just hit the market in the Beach House Hotel. The units in
the Beach House are all individually owned as hotel/condo properties but there are restrictions on owner use. The property is fee simple and specific units are wholly owned so it’s definitely not a timeshare.
The Beach House Hotel offers a fantastic beach front location so it’s occupancy rate is incredible.
Unit #223 is not one of the oceanfront/beachfront units but is a 2nd floor unit on the northwest corner of the rear building so it still enjoys nice ocean, beach and park views.
Read more about how ownership in the Beach House Hotel in Hermosa works.
The rooms are all generally identical although #223 shows an additional 10 square feet more than most other units. The room features a bedroom area, a living room with a fireplace and queen sleeper sofa, and a built-in kitchenette. The large bathroom includes a shower with soaking tub. The complex amenities include a gym, event facilities, spa, daily housekeeping, parking and WIFI, all included in the HOA fee.
View the MLS listing details below.
- Full ownership of #223….not a timeshare
- 450 sq foot studio hotel room/condo
- Beach House Hotel guest services and amenities
- 2nd floor corner location in east building
- Studio and bathroom unit downstairs
- 90 days of owner use per year
- Rental income split 50/50 with hotel
- 1,116 monthly HOAt
- Built in 2001
- Listed at $965,000
- Listed by Shawn Dugan with Strand Hill Properties – 310-265-3428
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than the others. 8 The Strand is at the very beginning of The Strand in Hermosa the location and lot size makes for a very different price point than other beachfront homes. Listed at $5, 149,000 the home is in pretty original condition and offers 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and over 2,000+ square feet on a 2,545 foot lot with approximately 30 feet of beach frontage. Normally this would be a lot sale to a builder but the new construction Strand market has been pretty slow so we’ll have to wait and see if a builder scoops this up. One of the challenges with location (if you can say a beachfront home has location challenges) is that this is the 2nd home from the end of the Strand putting it pretty close to some less desirable spots (beach parking lot, AES power plant, etc) but the views and steps to the sand are hard not to love. 
