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Malibu Colony French Country Villa Hits the Market

The home in the Malibu Colony is listed for $18 million.

Behind the gates of the Malibu Colony is a French country oceanfront villa on 30 feet of beach.

In addition to its exclusive location, this five-bedroom, six-bathroom home features amenities such as a gourmet kitchen with marble counters, a wood-burning fireplace, walk-in butler’s pantry, custom cabinetry, imported French chandelier, and LaCornue professional range. The home offers approximately 4,200 square feet of living space on three levels with a basement.

On the oceanfront, lies an outdoor entertainment center including an all-weather, outdoor flat screen television, wood burning fireplace with several seating areas, overhead heat lamp, water features, ocean deck lighting and barbecue area.  

The villa also features a master bedroom with full ocean views, automated blackout privacy shades on all windows, three sets of French doors leading onto the oceanfront deck with a private Jacuzzi spa. There are seven fireplaces, 10-flat screen televisions, reclaimed chestnut floors, Creston electronics, and an elevator with three stops, custom lighting and speakers for music. The villa also features a media room with built in seating area, maid’s room and an office and a two-car garage.

According to the website for the listing:

The Malibu Colony is a neighborhood first created in 1926 when May Rindge, who personally owned all of Malibu (known as Rancho Malibu), placed lots on this small street up for lease. Although the asking price in those days was nearly $1 per linear foot of beach frontage, the main residents who could afford such luxury were the movie stars.

The name Malibu Beach Motion Picture Colony was the first name given to this famous address. Some of the first Colony residents were Bing Crosby, Ronald Colman, Gary Cooper, Gloria Swanson, Marie Dressler, Warner Baxter, Jackie Coogan and many others. When the land was finally offered up for sale in 1936, celebrities such as Burgess Meredith, Cary Grant, Brian Donlevy and June Lockhart grabbed up homes in this neighborhood only 20 miles from Hollywood.

Vicki Helman with Pritchett Rapf & Associates is the listing agent for this property. “No expenses were spared on this home,” said Helman. “Since completion of this home in 2009; this property has consistently been one of the premier vacation destination properties in the Colony.”

This home is currently listed for sale at $18 million or for lease at $70,000/month. For more information contact Vicki Helman at 310-968-3065 or email vicki7110@gmail.com or visit http://www.67malibucolony.com

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