Incredible opportunity to have a front-row seat to Malibu's world-famous beaches. This recently remodeled and beautifully custom-designed end-unit in the highly desirable gated community of Point Dume Club is located on a quiet street that slopes gently down to the park's back gate, offering immediate proximity to Westward and Zuma beaches.
The home features high ceilings, exposed beams, and - best of all - wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows throughout spotlighting the spectacular whitewater ocean views. There's tons of outdoor living space for entertaining and relaxing while watching the waves, including an expansive patio area and a private, separate outdoor living room with built-in seating. Inside, the chef's kitchen is equipped with butcher block countertops and high-end appliances and is open to the dining room, which overlooks one of the most epic sunset views Southern California has to offer.
Multiple generously-sized living spaces feature custom built-ins and cool extras like the retro exposed fireplace. The comfortable and bright bedrooms have recessed lighting and their own larger bathrooms (plus a soaking tub in the primary bath).
A bonus backyard patio area shaded by beautiful mature trees and bamboo is perfect for extra hang space (and surfboard storage).
Includes access to Point Dume Club's many amenities, including a stunning pool/spa, recently remodeled clubhouse, tennis and basketball courts, 24/7 security, playground, and more.
Listing information updated January 25, 2024
As of January 25, 2024, Point Dume Club Space 138 is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Parking at Point Dume Club Space 138: Car Parking.
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The big four: flood-zone designation and what flood insurance will actually cost, the condition of any seawall or shoreline protection, how salt and moisture exposure have been managed (roof, windows, HVAC), and any rules covering docks, rentals, or shoreline changes. Ask for elevation certificates and insurance history up front.
Waterfront homes are scarce by definition and historically command a durable premium, but carrying costs (insurance, maintenance) run higher than inland homes — so the right comparison is net of those costs. A local agent can show waterfront-vs-inland resale history for the area.
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