Jonathan Weiner
Towering high above Pacific Coast Highway in what is technically considered Seal Beach — though it also borders Huntington Beach’s Sunset Beach — the Sunset Beach Water Tower was originally built in the 1800s as a pitstop for steam engine trains traveling the California coastline. Today, though, the 2,828-square-foot structure is an idiosyncratic four-bedroom, four-bath home that reaches almost 90 feet in the sky, offering up views as far as the eye can see. And after a recent renovation, this ultimate beach getaway — all three stories of it — is now up for grabs at just under $5 million.
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