100 CA-1

100 CA-1, Carmel, CA 93923

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About 100 CA-1 Carmel, CA 93923

PROPERTY MANAGER : Christian Navarro DRE#02414267 Available Move-in Date: Immediately through September 15, 2026, November 1-31, January 1, 2027 – August 31, 2027 Available to View: By appointment as of 7/29/2026 For viewing instructions, please call ext. 207 This property has seasonal rates: Rental Details Base Rent: $6000 August: $6500 Deposit: $2500 Document Preparation Fee: $150 Application Fee: $50 per applicant Security Deposit may fluctuate based on length of stay. Averaging of Rent for Overlapping Tenancies: If the term of tenancy begins or ends in a month where the tenancy overlaps multiple seasonal periods, the monthly rent shall be prorated and averaged based on the number of days spent in each season during the tenancy. The calculation will be as follows: • (Number of days in Peak Season × Daily Peak Rate) + • (Number of days in Shoulder Season × Daily Shoulder Rate) + • (Number of days in Off-Season × Daily Off-Season Rate) Welcome to Bonnie’s Point, an extraordinary coastal retreat at 100 Highway 1 in Carmel Highlands, California, where the backyard meets the breathtaking landscape of Point Lobos State Natural Reserve. This fully furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers a rare opportunity to experience the rugged beauty of the Carmel Highlands and Point Lobos from a setting that feels wonderfully removed from everyday life. Step outside and the experience begins. Short trails wind through the Point, leading to three separate viewing decks, each revealing a different and spectacular perspective of the Pacific Ocean, Gibson Beach, and the dramatic coastline of Point Lobos. These secluded vantage points offer an experience of the coastline unlike what you’ll find along the public trails. Bonnie’s Point is one of three residences located on this remarkable Point, and portions of the outdoor grounds, pathways, viewing areas, and other common spaces are shared among the three homes. This unique arrangement creates an intimate coastal setting while allowing residents to enjoy the extraordinary natural surroundings that make the Point so special. Follow the pathways and discover one breathtaking view after another. Settle onto a deck and watch the ocean stretch toward the horizon, listen to the surf below, or simply sit quietly and take in a landscape that changes with the light, weather, and tides. There is a sense of nostalgia here, a reminder of an earlier Carmel, when homes were built to belong to the landscape rather than compete with it. Bonnie’s Point is rustic, comfortable, wonderfully individual, and filled with the character of a property and setting that would be difficult to recreate today. Designed for mid-term stays, the home is fully furnished and move-in ready, blending comfort, function, and relaxed coastal living. Yet what makes Bonnie’s Point truly exceptional lies beyond its walls: the winding trails, dramatic overlooks, ocean views, wildlife, Gibson Beach below, and the remarkable experience of having Point Lobos as your neighbor. This is more than a furnished place to stay. It is an opportunity to live within one of California’s most extraordinary coastal landscapes. The character continues inside. Bonnie’s Point is filled with furnishings, art, and collected treasures from travels around the world, giving the home a warmth and personality rarely found in a furnished rental. Intricate wrought-iron craftsmanship is woven throughout the interior and exterior, created by a welder who studied the art of wrought iron in Italy. One of the home’s most distinctive architectural features is the beautifully detailed wrought-iron fireplace, which serves as a work of art and a centerpiece of the living space. The fireplace is decorative and not intended for wood-burning fires; instead, it comes to life by candlelight, highlighting the intricate ironwork and adding to the home’s intimate, old-world atmosphere. Interior Features Entry and Living Room Step into the entryway through grand double-leaf wood doors, accented by custom wrought-iron hardware. immediately greets with breathtaking ocean views from nearly panoramic windows. There are wood floors throughout the home with Persian rugs. Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen The open-concept living, dining, and kitchen areas flow naturally into one another, creating a welcoming shared space designed around the extraordinary coastal setting. Expansive ocean views remain part of the experience whether you are relaxing in the living room, gathering around the dining table, or spending time in the kitchen. The open layout allows light, conversation, and views to travel throughout the space, keeping the Pacific Ocean ever present as the home’s most remarkable backdrop. The dining room table seats six. Kitchen The kitchen comes fully equipped with a refrigerator, oven, range, dishwasher, complemented by wooden countertops and tile flooring. Additional highlights include an island Primary Bedroom Unwind in the spacious primary suite with a king bed facing the ocean views. The primary suite continues the home’s connection to the coast, with large windows framing expansive ocean views and filling the room with natural light. Just beyond the bedroom is a charming sunroom overlooking the Pacific, furnished with an intimate dining table, a wonderful spot for quiet morning coffee while watching the coastline awaken or evening tea as the sun sets. The primary bathroom features dual sinks with additional open floor space that lends itself beautifully to a morning stretch, yoga, or exercise. Adding to the home’s distinctive architectural character is a marine-inspired walk-in wet room, thoughtfully designed with the shower and toilet together within the enclosed wet area. It is another unexpected detail that reflects the individual character and coastal influence found throughout Bonnie’s Point. From waking to an ocean view, to morning coffee in the sunroom, to watching the last light disappear over the Pacific, the primary suite offers its own private experience within this remarkable coastal home. Secondary Bedroom The secondary bedroom offers a quieter perspective of Bonnie’s Point, with windows offering views of the landscape bringing the greenery and natural setting indoors. Furnished with a queen-size bed, the room has a peaceful, comfortable feel and includes a thoughtfully stocked bookshelf with a small private library and a wonderful selection of books to choose from, perfect for slowing down with a good book after a day exploring the coast. Adjacent to the bedroom is the second full bathroom, featuring garden views and a walk-in shower, creating a comfortable and convenient retreat for guests. Bathrooms Both bathrooms feature tiled walk-in Showers. Laundry A washer and dryer are conveniently located just off the kitchen in the utility room. Location Highlights Bonnie’s Point feels like world away from any city but is conveniently located a short distance to Carmel by the Sea. Parking There is a shared parking space that can accommodate 2 vehicles

100 Ca-1 is a house located in Monterey County and the 93923 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Carmel Unified School District attendance zone.

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City - Carmel

Carmel refers to a sprawling portion of Monterey County, beginning at Carmel by the Sea in the north to Big Sur in the south. Among the many communities included in this area are Carmel by the Sea, Carmel Highlands, Hacienda Carmel, Rancho Tierra Grande, and Notleys Landing. The residents in this region love the overall peaceful atmosphere along with the stunning views on the rugged Pacific coastline.

Carmel offers the best of both worlds, with access to the mountains as well as the ocean. The opportunities for outdoor recreation are abundant, with destinations like Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, Garrapata State Park, and Andrew Molera State Park all located in the area. Residents enjoy a broad range of apartments, condos, and houses available for rent in this spectacular environment. Getting around from Carmel is a breeze with access to the Pacific Coast Highway.

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Education
Colleges & Universities Distance
Colleges & Universities Distance
Drive: 13 min 7.9 mi
Drive: 14 min 8.5 mi
Drive: 20 min 14.4 mi
Drive: 37 min 24.5 mi
100 CA-1 is within 13 minutes or 7.9 miles from Monterey Peninsula College. It is also near Naval Postgraduate School and Cal State Monterey Bay.
Schools
Public Elementary School
Grades K-5
400 Students
Attendance Zone
Public Middle School
Grades 6-8
468 Students
Attendance Zone
Public High School
Grades 9-12
780 Students
Attendance Zone
Private Elementary & Middle School
Grades PK-8
267 Students
Nearby
Private Elementary, Middle & High School
Grades PK-12
791 Students
Nearby
Transportation

100 CA-1 is near Monterey Regional, located 10.5 miles or 15 minutes away.

Commuter Rail Distance
Commuter Rail Distance
Drive: 37 min 26.2 mi
Airports Distance
Airports Distance
Monterey Regional
Drive: 15 min 10.5 mi
Getting Around
Not Walkable
Walkability
10 / 100
Minimal Public Transit
Transit
0 / 100
Exceptionally Drivable
Drivability
100 / 100
Somewhat Bikeable
Bikeability
20 / 100

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Points of Interest

Time and distance from 100 CA-1.

Shopping Centers Distance
Shopping Centers Distance
Drive: 5 min 3.2 mi
Drive: 6 min 3.6 mi
Drive: 6 min 3.8 mi
100 CA-1 has 3 shopping centers within 3.8 miles, which is about a 6-minute drive. The miles and minutes will be for the farthest away property.
Parks and Recreation Distance
Parks and Recreation Distance
Point Lobos State Reserve
Walk: 15 min 0.8 mi
Carmel River State Beach
Drive: 5 min 3.0 mi
Garrapata State Park
Drive: 5 min 3.5 mi
Monterey State Historic Park
Drive: 12 min 7.8 mi
Jack's Peak County Park
Drive: 21 min 10.6 mi
100 CA-1 has 5 parks within 10.6 miles, including Point Lobos State Reserve, Carmel River State Beach, and Garrapata State Park.
Military Bases Distance
Military Bases Distance
Drive: 16 min 8.7 mi
Drive: 19 min 11.4 mi
Drive: 151 min 95.0 mi
100 CA-1 has 3 military bases within 95.0 miles, the nearest is Presidio of Monterey which is 8.7 miles away and a 16 minute drive.

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