The Site

1.15 acres.
Two parcels. One frontage.

Fifty thousand square feet of commercially zoned coastal land on the inland side of Pacific Coast Highway, raised above the roadway and the coastal rail line, with white water ocean and panoramic views over the sand. Beach access is directly opposite: a signalized crosswalk carries pedestrians across Pacific Coast Highway, and the surviving span of the Capistrano Surfside Inn overcrossing carries them over the rail line to the sand. Buyer to verify the current crossing configuration with the City of Dana Point and the County of Orange.

Massing study on satellite imagery — conceptual rendering
On the real parcelA conceptual massing of the proposed hotel composited onto current satellite imagery of the site. The highway, rail line, pedestrian overcrossing and neighbouring properties are unaltered.
Particulars

Listing detail.

Lot size
1.15 acres · 50,042 square feet
Assessor parcel numbers
691-411-21 & 691-411-22
Zoning
Commercial
Proposed use
Hotel
Views
White water ocean, panoramic
Legal description
Lot 20, Block 1 · Tax Tract 777
Association
None
Utilities
None; water not available
Additional assessments
$16 per year
Community
Street lights, sidewalks, suburban

Particulars above are as reported in the MLS record and have not been independently verified against Assessor or recorded documents. The listing reports no utilities and that water is not available to the site; buyer to verify all utility availability, connection requirements and costs with the applicable service providers, and to confirm parcel numbers, legal description, zoning and assessments directly.

Position

Between the highway
and the water.

Steps to the sand — conceptual rendering
Steps to the sandConceptual rendering. In fact a signalized crosswalk carries pedestrians across Pacific Coast Highway, and the surviving span of the Capistrano Surfside Inn overcrossing carries them over the rail line to the beach.
From the water’s edge — conceptual rendering
From the water’s edgeConceptual rendering from the beach: white water in the foreground, the proposed building on the rise beyond the rail line and the highway.

The rendering at left depicts a pedestrian bridge spanning both the highway and the rail line. In fact the span over Pacific Coast Highway was removed in 2016 and replaced with a signalized at-grade crossing; only the span over the rail line remains.

Getting there

Distances.

The beach
Directly opposite — across Pacific Coast Highway at the signalized crosswalk, then over the rail line
Doheny State Beach
Approximately one mile northwest; its southern end adjoins Capistrano Beach
Dana Point Harbor
Approximately 2.5 miles northwest by road
San Clemente
City limit approximately one mile southeast; downtown approximately four miles
John Wayne Airport
Approximately 25 miles northwest by road
Up the coast to the harbor — conceptual rendering
The coast, northConceptual rendering: the parcel in the foreground with Doheny, the harbor and the Dana Point headland beyond.