Supplements: Location has a way of shaping how a house actually gets lived in, & this one gets it right. Tucked a mile from Bay Village, you're close enough to wander over for ice cream, a last-minute grocery run, or dinner out on a whim — but far enough that none of that noise or parking scramble ever reaches your street. You get the convenience without ever ... (Read more) Location has a way of shaping how a house actually gets lived in, & this one gets it right. Tucked a mile from Bay Village, you're close enough to wander over for ice cream, a last-minute grocery run, or dinner out on a whim — but far enough that none of that noise or parking scramble ever reaches your street. You get the convenience without ever giving up the quiet. Mornings here start with a glance at your phone. Twenty-Second Street's own Surfline camera lets you check the swell before you've even poured your coffee, so the whole house can decide together — surf first, or breakfast first — without anyone trekking down to the beach just to look. It's a small thing that ends up mattering every single day of the summer. And then there's the sky. Every night, without fail, the sunset paints the inside of this house — soft pastels drifting across the kitchen as you cook, as the table gets set, as the day winds down. You don't have to chase this view; it comes to you, night after night, season after season. When the calendar turns to celebration, the house delivers again: watch the Beach Haven fireworks light up right from your roof deck or living room, & turn the other way for a second show — the mainland's fireworks reflected across the water. Two shows, one night, no traffic, no crowds — just your favorite people & the best seats on the island. Outside, the property has been cared for with the same attention as the home itself. Gorgeous perimeter landscaping & an in-ground sprinkler system keep the grounds lush without a second thought, & thoughtful outdoor lighting means the beauty doesn't clock out at sundown — evenings on the patio feel just as inviting as the afternoons. When it's time to grill, a dedicated natural gas line right on the kitchen balcony means no propane tanks to haul, refill, or run out of mid-cookout — just turn the knob & get back to your guests. Even the future has been thought through: the home was designed with room for an elevator, should a future owner ever want one, making this a house that can grow & adapt with whoever calls it home next — through every stage of life, & every summer to come.