Step into coastal elegance at 209 Narcissus, a new construction opportunity in Corona del Mar’s coveted Flower Streets, designed by EBTA Architects and developed by PXG Development. Currently in framing with anticipated completion in summer 2026, this three-level residence offers a rare chance to purchase now and participate in the finishing process—allowing the buyer to personalize interior selections and create a truly bespoke coastal retreat. The home spans approximately 2,948 sq ft with four ensuite bedrooms, two 1/2 baths, and an attached two-car garage. Light-filled living spaces transition seamlessly to an elevated front patio and an upper-level deck, both ideal for entertaining with Catalina and ocean views as a backdrop. Thoughtfully designed floorplan with an elevator to all three levels, balances privacy and open gathering areas, blending modern sophistication with timeless coastal architecture. Set south of Pacific Coast Highway, this prime location places you mere steps from Big Corona Beach, celebrated tide pools, and the scenic blufftops of Lookout Point. The vibrant CdM Village is equally close, offering boutique shops, cafes, and acclaimed dining—all within walking distance. The Flower Streets are recognized as one of Southern California’s most desirable neighborhoods, with strong values supported by a mix of charming cottages, custom estates, and new builds that command premium pricing. Purchasing at this stage provides a unique advantage: secure a brand-new home in one of Orange County’s most sought-after enclaves while enjoying the ability to shape finishes to your taste. Rather than compromise on someone else’s vision, you can guide the final design of your kitchen, baths, flooring, and fixtures. Once complete, the home will deliver the effortless indoor-outdoor lifestyle Corona del Mar is renowned for, with daily ocean breezes, golden-hour views, and walkable access to village charm. Don’t miss this chance to create your personalized coastal sanctuary in an irreplaceable location—where architectural distinction, ocean proximity, and community lifestyle converge.