Bunny Maxim

Perched in the highly desirable Morro Bay Heights, this exceptional residence captures 180-degree panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the bay. Blending elements of Mid-Century Modern architecture with refined Japanese-inspired design, this home is a rare work of art that embodies coastal elegance, tranquility, and sustainability.
The thoughtfully designed floor plan showcases open, light-filled living spaces with expansive windows framing breathtaking views from nearly every room. The main living area features clean architectural lines, warm wood accents, and a seamless flow to an ocean-view deck ideal for relaxing or entertaining against the backdrop of Morro Bay’s ever-changing scenery. A striking centerpiece of the living space is a custom Stearman Navy trainer propeller fan, an artful nod to both craftsmanship and aviation history, adding a unique touch of character and distinction.
The primary suite offers a peaceful retreat with commanding ocean vistas, private access to outdoor spaces, and a luxurious en-suite bath. Bonus room extended from primary bedroom perfect for an office or craft room with ocean views. One of the three bedrooms is located on the lower level and features its own private entrance and a full en-suite bathroom, offering excellent flexibility for guests, multi-generational living, or a separate home office setup. A private elevator connects the two-car garage to the main living level, providing ease and accessibility.
Outside, the home is surrounded by meticulously landscaped gardens, front and back, designed for privacy and serenity. The backyard features a hot tub in a secluded, beautifully landscaped setting, surrounded by mature fruit trees that enhance the sense of lush coastal living.
Every detail has been carefully curated to harmonize modern architecture with natural surroundings. 226 Bradley Avenue is more than a home—it is a statement of artful living in one of California’s most desirable coastal enclaves.