This is one of the rarest properties of its kind featuring private beach access (Riviera One and Paradise Cove) and 1+ Acre of land in the coveted Point Dume neighborhood. This one-story 2021 built home was crafted for both spaciousness and style, the “Surf Barn” seamlessly blends the allure of Malibu's beach aesthetic with contemporary ranch charm.
This sophisticated residence is centered around its open concept design with a generous great room that seamlessly opens to a grand kitchen and sprawling lush backyard. Enter to a stylish living room with magnificent 18-foot tongue-and-groove ceilings, multi-zone lighting, and a 60" Isokern fireplace. A culinary dream, the nearby chef’s kitchen offers the ideal place to gather with friends or prep for dinner with a grand center island, state of the art appliances and impressive wine fridge. Thirty-six feet of Fleetwood sliding doors lead way to a fully amenitized covered patio offering heat, exceptional audio/lighting, firepit and Hestan barbecue. Nearby, find two ensuite secondary bedrooms with a private patio.
The primary suite offers a space for rest and relaxation with panoramic views of the pool and picturesque oak grove. Indulge in a lavish spa-like primary bathroom with heated mosaic-tile floors, steam shower and soaking tub. A custom closet with secure Caruso jewelry safe completes this thoughtfully designed sanctuary. The opposite wing of the house unveils a captivating audio-visual game room with coffered ceiling and cinematic-sized screen. Adjacent, lies an additional ensuite bedroom, or office space.
Outside, a serene ambiance offers extensive relaxation and entertaining spaces around an inviting pool/spa and verdant landscape. A dedicated surf shed provides ample storage for boards and beach equipment and houses an exclusive 4x4 vehicle, ready to transport you to the private beach and beyond. This property is still
available for sale although it is currently leased out for $50,000/month until June 2025. Tenant to remain in place until the end of the lease.
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