Hob Nob is nestled under the oldest and largest remaining Japanese elm in the village of Carmel. It features front and back porticoed balconies and stonework that begin at the street and lead to an entrance terrace. Inside, the living room is a large central space with fireplace central to the room. There are two bedrooms and two baths within the home, a modern kitchen and a spacious loft, study area above the main floor area. There is also a converted garage with a main floor and loft in the back of the property which sleeps four. Hob Nob is within two blocks of the beach and is located within the 'golden triange' of properties within Carmel.

Hob Nob is located two blocks off of Ocean Avenue, within two blocks of the main beach area. From the home can be heard the ocean waves and from the upstairs can be seen peek-a-boo views of the Pacific Ocean. It is located within the prime area of real estate, so named the "golden triangle."

Carmel is a two hour drive south of San Francisco. It is adjacent to the most picturesque scenic drive along the Pacific Coast, the Big Sur area. It is a six hour driving distance from Los Angeles. The home is located within easy walking distance of not only the beach but also the town proper. A car is available for guests' use.

Car necessary: no; Car useful: yes.