Virgie Vincent, an interior designer and licensed real estate agent in California, hopes to guide individuals to purchase their perfect luxury home along the breathtaking shores of the west coast.

1. THE BEST
VIEWS ON
THE WEST
COAST TO
BUY A HOUSE
VIRGIE VINCENT

2. ARE YOU HOPING TO PURCHASE YOUR
PERFECT LUXURY HOME ALONG THE
BREATHTAKING SHORES OF THE WEST
COAST? YOU HAVE EVERY TERRAIN
IMAGINABLE — FROM FLATLANDS TO
FORESTS, BEACHES AND CLIFFS, AND
EVEN MOUNTAINS — ALONG THE MORE
THAN 40,000 OF COASTLINE. ARE YOU
HAVING A TOUGH TIME CHOOSING YOUR
DREAM HOME LOCATION? GO NO
FURTHER FOR YOUR INFORMATION THAN
HERE, BECAUSE I’VE GATHERED A LIST OF
THE BEST WEST COAST VIEWS IN THE
UNITED STATES.

3. LAGUNA
BEACH,
CALIFORNIA
As a rich enclave, this west coast town is
perfect for anyone looking to live in
luxury. The picturesque beach town is
home to great restaurants, bars, art
galleries, lounges and high-end stores.
In addition, the natural landscape of
beaches, rocky bluffs and craggy
canyons make looking for a home with a
view relatively easy, since nearly every
home on its shores has a great view!

4. BIG SUR,
CALIFORNIA
This sparsely populated town is
bordered by mountains to the east,
ocean to the west, and is home to the
earth’s tallest and oldest redwood trees.
If you’re up for an adventure, the town is
accessible through a narrow, two-lane
road known as State Route 1 — famous
for its winding turns, seaside cliffs and
views of the misty coastline. Big Sur is a
perfect place for anyone looking for
peaceful living and magnificent views.

5. SANTA
MONICA,
CALIFORNIA
“California Dreamin’” meets its match in
Santa Monica. The town has more than
300 sunny days per year, so prepare to
get a lot of use out of your convertible
and have a wide array of sunglasses
available. The clear blue skies and roads
lined with palm trees will have you living
in paradise like a Hollywood star.

6. CANNON
BEACH,
OREGON
Ancient sea stacks reach up from the
ocean in Cannon Beach. Its most iconic
sea stack, known as Haystack Rock, is
235 feet tall. Adjacent to the beach and
accessible by foot at low tide, Haystack
Rock’s tide pools are home to many
intertidal animals — perfect for any
animal or nature lover. And at sunset,
you watch the sun’s descent between the
many basalt spires.

7. MORRO BAY,
CALIFORNIA
If you’re looking for a town similar to
Cannon Beach but you’re not interested
to live in Oregon, check out Morro Bay in
California! The town is best known for
Morro Rock, a 578-foot volcanic peak
rising from the water just offshore from
the grassy dunes.

8. FLORENCE,
OREGON
The sand dunes are what makes Florence
unique. Home to the Oregon Dunes
National Recreation Area, there more
than 40 miles of windswept sand that
are the result of millions of years of
wind and rain erosion on the Oregon
Coast. Some of these dunes tower as
high as 500 feet! The dunes create
numerous recreational opportunities like
photography and horseback riding.

9. SEQUIM,
WASHINGTON
You would think that almost all towns in
Washington state are rainy. Not Sequim!
It’s the sunniest town in Washington due
to its location in the rain shadow of the
Olympic Mountains. It actually gets just
as much rain is Los Angeles, which isn’t a
lot. If you currently live in Washington
and you’re looking to relocate, Sequim
will brighten your spirits.

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