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Sea Haven by Wathen Castanos
A Thoughtfully Planned New Community With Parks and Trails
Sea Haven is a new planned community with carefully crafted neighborhoods that spread over 248 acres on the former site of the historic Fort Ord U.S. Army Base. Here, the land gently rises and opens itself up to the distant sea for all to enjoy. Sea Haven offers an eclectic mix of one- and two-story homes, interwoven throughout the community, and alongside various community parks, the Oak Grove, and the surrounding natural open spaces. It is a thoughtful plan, one that finds a rare and delicate balance between what gets built, and what is left alone along the way.
Come Home To Idyllic Coastal Living
With Monterey Bay as its backdrop, Sea Haven is the coastal community you’ve been waiting for. Comprised of four distinct neighborhoods – Layia and Villosa – each delivering of an eclectic mix of beautiful new one- and two-story homes that embrace Monterey’s unique essence. Brought to you by Wathen Castanos Homes, these residences offer an exciting array of architectural styles and features built to suit your lifestyle. Each home site at Sea Haven is within a stone’s throw from one of ten neighborhood parks and preserves. Join our interest list to stay informed with community news and updates.
A Little Beach Town Alongside A Glorious Bay
While the Monterey Peninsula is revered around the world, few know of the little seaside towns that dot the coast along the Monterey Bay just to the north. The city of Marina is the kind of sleepy little beach town we all dream about, still undiscovered, and offering some of the most profound ecological sights and sounds you’ll find anywhere. The site of a former U.S. Army post and near the scenic Fort Ord National Monument (14,651 acre preserve), the city of Marina and Sea Haven now offers you an extraordinary opportunity to call this home, with thoughtfully crafted residential enclaves, neighborhood parks, walking trails and a natural living environment that few have ever experienced.
