Modern bedroom with hardwood floor, white walls, and large windows offering city and river views. Contains a bed with beige and gray pillows, a nightstand with a white lamp, a desk with a chair, and some indoor plants. Ceiling is covered with wooden panels.

Sea Cliff in the Claremont Hills

Designed by Richard Whitaker, co-founder of Moore Lyndon Turnbull Whitaker — the firm whose work at Sea Ranch redefined California architecture and influenced residential design across the Pacific coast for generations — this home was built with intention, from the first line drawn to the last nail set.

Offered at $1,900,000

3 Bedrooms

3.5 Bathrooms

3,025 Sq. Ft.

VIEW GALLERY

Living room with large windows and sliding glass doors leading to a balcony, modern furniture, built-in wooden shelves, and wood ceiling accents.

Architecture Over Convention

In a neighborhood where many homes were rebuilt simply to maximize square footage, 267 Gravatt stands out as a striking example of what architecture can actually accomplish.

The Sea Ranch influence is unmistakable and deliberate. Angular vaulted ceilings move through the interior with confidence, shaping space rather than simply enclosing it. A continuous column of natural light descends from a roofline skylight, through the stairwell, and down to the landing of the primary bedroom — marking your passage through the house with something close to ceremony.

Modern kitchen with black cabinets, stainless steel appliances, white marble island, and a window view of the city and mountains.

Living room with wooden vaulted ceiling, large shelving unit, ladder, and a balcony with outdoor chairs and a view.

A House That Tells Stories

The first level off the 2-car garage offers an open-concept bedroom that doubles easily as a large home office. Between the upper and main level, a two-tier theater reveals itself behind a recessed bookshelf within the stairwell.

The main level hosts an open kitchen and dining area that flows to the living room, anchored by a cozy fireplace and framed at the far end by a 12'6" built-in bookcase with a sliding ladder. Hardwood floors run throughout the home, complementing the design at every turn.

Downstairs, the primary bedroom opens to a large soaking tub and shower room, all with city and bay views. Just down the hall: another bedroom, a full bath, and the laundry room.

DISCOVER FEATURES

A city skyline with tall buildings, a bridge, and hills in the background, viewed across a body of water with a cityscape in the foreground.

Above the Bay

The home takes full advantage of unobstructed panoramic views — the San Francisco skyline, the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, the Port of Oakland, the Marin Headlands, and the wide blue reach of the Bay beyond.

267 Gravatt Drive presents a rare opportunity to own a property that brings all the vibes of the Sea Ranch to the heart of Claremont Hills. This is architecture in the truest sense. There is a difference, and here, you feel it.

EXPLORE NEIGHBORHOOD

Balcony with outdoor seating area overlooking a cityscape and water in the distance, with a large tree nearby and patio furniture including pillows and a small table with a succulent plant.