756 Morse St

Enjoy West of the 5 COASTAL SoCal living! Walk to the BEACH & PCH1 in South O. Fully REMODELED and UPDATED. A prime coastal location, 2 blocks from the bustling Coast Highway, also known as PCH 1. Only 2 blocks further to Buccaneer Cafe & Beach on the Pacific Ocean. Old Cali Coastal Living with 2 Bedrooms and a 2-car GARAGE with plenty of storage along with your own private back patio and side yard with shower. Only a block to the LOCAL Primo Foods Market, 2 blocks to Vigilante Coffeehouse and the South O Brewpub, with dozens of more local restaurants and shopping only minutes away. This private corner location is in a QUIET area away from the 5 FWY and the train noise. Perfect for small family, couple, or solo coastal living who wants a large sunny office/guest bedroom. Includes a large 420SF 2-car GARAGE with storage and private fenced-in backyard that opens via 2 french doors from the living area onto the patio. FEATURES include REMODELED Kitchen w/Stainless Stove, Microwave, Dishwasher, and Central Heat. Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring throughout. 3 Ceiling fans, LED recessed lighting throughout, UPDATED bathrooms with double sink, tile tub & flooring. Outdoor shower with running HOT water after a day at the beach only blocks away! HOA fees, water & trash already paid for. Enjoy COASTAL SoCal Beach LIVIN!! Oceanside, California is a charming beach town located in San Diego County, known for its beaches, historic attractions and outdoor activities. There is plenty to see & do in Oceanside, making it an ideal beach town for a fun and relaxing time. One of the most popular attractions in Oceanside is its breathtaking coastline. The city's beaches, including Oceanside Beach and the Oceanside Pier, offer plenty of opportunities for swimming, surfing, sunbathing and beach volleyball. Visitors can also take a stroll along the beachfront boardwalk and enjoy the stunning ocean views. For those interested in history, Oceanside has several notable attractions, including the California Surf Museum and the Oceanside Pier. The California Surf Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history of surfing, with exhibits on the sport's pioneers, the evolution of surfboard design, and iconic surf spots around the world. The Oceanside Pier, built in 1888, is the longest wooden pier on the West Coast and offers stunning views of the ocean and the city skyline. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the many parks and trails in and around Oceanside. The Buena Vista Lagoon Ecological Reserve offers hiking trails and wildlife viewing opportunities, while Guajome Regional Park features picnic areas, playgrounds, and a small lake for fishing and boating. The nearby Batiquitos Lagoon offers kayaking and paddleboarding, as well as hiking trails with beautiful views of the lagoon and the ocean. Oceanside is also home to a vibrant downtown area, with a variety of restaurants and shops. You can stroll along the streets and enjoy the city's vibrant street art scene or enjoy a meal at one of the many acclaimed restaurants serving up fresh seafood and California cuisine.