About the Tour

Sea Cliff — a one square mile village founded in 1871 as a Methodist Campground Association — is celebrated for its wealth of Victorian architecture. Yet as you wander our winding streets, the housing stock reveals itself to be wonderfully eclectic, spanning more than a century of American domestic life.

Victorian Era Homes

The Artist's Cottage & Gallery — 1891 A charming cottage belonging to a working artist, notable for its five garages — one of which has been transformed into an occasional art gallery and community gathering space.

The Painted Lady — 1898 An exuberant example of late-Victorian residential design, brought to vivid new life through the owners' stylish use of architectural salvage throughout.

The Four-Story Marina Home — 1892 A grand four-story Victorian with a serene, spa-like rear yard overlooking the marina — a rare private retreat at the heart of the village.

Mid-Century Ranch Homes

The Contemporary Industrial Ranch A mid-century ranch home boldly reimagined with a contemporary industrial aesthetic — raw materials, clean lines, and a confident modernist sensibility.

The Family Ranch with Mother-in-Law Suite Thoughtfully adapted for a young family, this ranch has been reconfigured to include a fully self-contained first-floor mother-in-law suite.

🚗 Tour Bonus: For vintage car buffs, a newly built garage, seamlessly designed to complement a landmarked home.

Visitor Information

• 👟 Comfortable shoes are strongly encouraged — our charming, hilly streets were designed for walking, not automobiles.

• 🚫 No spike heels inside any of the homes.

• 👞 Shoes-off policy — attendees will be asked to remove shoes in several residences.

• 👶 Children are welcome but must be carried inside the homes; strollers are not permitted indoors.

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