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James Johnston House

Historical Property with nice views of Half Moon Bay and the Pacific Ocean

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Description

Johnston, a 49'er built this house for his bride between 1853-1855. Over 150 years old it has survived many hardships.  Great spot to stop and have a picnic with the family and look out over the Pacific Ocean.

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  • Wildlife Viewing
Setting
  • Country
  • Mountains
  • Ocean View
Significant Features
  • Architecture
  • Historic
Amenities
  • Drinking Water Available
  • Free Parking
  • Picnic Tables
  • Public Restroom
Recommended For
  • Couples
  • Kids & Families
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    (650) 726-0329

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  • Address

    1850 Higgins Canyon Rd, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019, USA

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