IKENIWA

Ikeniwa, a Pond Garden in Japanese, is a sanctuary where serene modern design meets the timeless elegance of heritage-inspired architecture. Conceived by designer and owner Emily Yang Bauer, the home draws inspiration from historic Asian gardens and the architectural legacy of I.M. Pei, blending cultural depth with modern sophistication to create a tranquil retreat in nature. The ocean-view, open-concept living area features floor-to-ceiling windows that seamlessly extend onto an indoor-outdoor terrace, inviting sunlight, fresh air, and tranquil views of the central garden pond into the heart of the home—perfect for entertaining or quiet reflection. The primary suite (King) and guest bedroom (Queen) are located on the lower level, offering privacy and serenity. The primary suite includes a king-sized bed, en-suite with double sinks and a walk-in shower, a beautifully designed gas-electric fireplace, and direct access to the Ikeniwa garden pond. The queen-size bedroom is sleek and modern with a floating desk overlooking the pond. Additionally, a comfortable double bedroom is situated upstairs off the kitchen and main living area, complete with a desk for versatile use, providing convenient access to the home's central space. A separate ADU provides a king-sized bed, full kitchen, and generous living area overlooking the garden pond and ocean view, offering a peaceful retreat for your family and friends. Throughout the maple and cherry filled courtyards, clean lines, three stone lion heads and Japanese dry-gardens and serenity create a sense of harmony throughout the property. Ikeniwa is a place to gather with loved ones, entertain, or simply immerse yourself in tranquility, offering a rare balance of nature, cultural heritage, and minimalistic elegance.