Summary: Tranquil Tides offers a serene coastal retreat, where sunlit rooms and modern comforts meet the calming embrace of the sea. The Space: Enjoy life at the Beach in this well kept 2006 sf home! Short-term Rental Permit #231456. There's one main ensuite on the first floor and another ensuite takes up the entire second floor. With a total of three bedrooms and three full bathrooms this spacious, comfortable home has room for everyone! Location is everything and that's what you'll find here. As you enter the home from the fenced and gated front yard you will step into the spacious living room. The home opens up through the kitchen to a sunroom style dining/family room area. From there is easy access to a rear deck and yard with mature fruit trees and appealing landscaping. One block from Opal Cliffs, and an easy walk to Capitola Village & Beach, Pleasure Point for the Surfers and 41st Avenue for restaurants and shopping. Or stay at home and relax in the privacy of the fully fenced and landscaped yard. Please note that while the backyard of the home is completely usable, it is currently under renovation, and there is only a small patio available. The Neighborhood: The Opal Cliffs/Pleasure Point area in Santa Cruz, California, is known for its great surfing and beautiful ocean views. Pleasure Point is a hotspot for surfers, while the cliffs offer stunning views of Monterey Bay. The neighborhood has a relaxed, beachy feel with cool local shops and cafes. It's a favorite spot for those looking to enjoy the Northern California coast in a laid-back setting. Getting Around: Getting around the Pleasure Point area as well as Capitola and Santa Cruz, is convenient with several transportation options. The region is bike-friendly, offering numerous paths and lanes that are perfect for enjoying scenic views. Public buses provided by the Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District serve the entire county, making it easy to reach major attractions and shopping areas. For those who prefer to explore on foot, areas like Capitola Village and the Santa Cruz Boardwalk are particularly pedestrian-friendly, offering close access to beaches, shops, and restaurants. Driving can also be a good option if you plan to cover larger distances or travel between towns, though parking can sometimes be scarce during the busy season. Additionally, ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft are readily available, providing flexible travel solutions especially outside of regular bus operating hours.