I was lucky enough to spend a day in the house courtesy of a former employer. Arguably one of the absolute best spots in all of Malibu, LA, beyond. Cheers to the future owner!
Home is stunning. I love a city view, but this view is priceless. I love the beach. I love mountains. I love the big city..But this is a dream. Blessed are those that call this home. Just yummy. One day..👍🧢✌
When facing the ocean from the backyard, look to the left. The edge of the nature preserve/parkland is where the fictional Tony Stark house is, the one in Iron Man and in Iron Man 3 when it gets blown up by the rocket launcher from the helicopter. The house interior was mostly a stage and the exterior shots of the house from an aerial view is a CGI house on the edge of the cliff. In reality, there are no homes where Tony Stark is supposed to live. Just protected parkland. Another interesting thing is the house across the street on the corner, once owned by a music-producing couple, was haunted. They regularly had objects fall/move by themselves, kitchen cabinets open and close, etc. If you walk to the top of the hill in the park, you'll see a small stone structure with a metal top that describes a general who "found" the land in the 1880s. The land was once occupied by Native Americans. From what I recall, like many places in America, there was a lot of killing in the area. This area is called Point Dume. It's the best neighborhood in Malibu and Birdview and Cliffside are the best streets.
Thanks for the info! Here's something strange, if you go to google maps and type in the address of the feature home in the video, you will see that the haunted house across the street shares the same address. It's like the haunted house is trying to trick potential buyers into viewing it.
@@yolandagibson8154 Hahaha. Wouldn’t that be crazy like the movie House on Haunted Hill that invited victims to itself. Actually, that corner is where the streets Birdview and Cliffside meet. The haunted white house is at 7377 Cliffside. But I see what you’re saying. Google Maps is just confused about it. So many movies, tv shows and commercials have been filmed right on that corner. If you go into the nature preserve there is a big wood deck overlooking the ocean. Also lots of filming there. I remember a scene in the tv series Revenge. The main character is doing yoga on that deck. If you ever go there and the limited parking in front of the nature preserve is full, go up Cliffside and park anywhere along Grasswood Ave. 24-hour parking. Don’t try to park on Cliffside across from the nature preserve because Sheriff patrol comes by frequently and will give tickets.
@@yolandagibson8154 lol It's a beautiful neighborhood. I used to live down Cliffside. I hope to someday be back there but on Birdview where you can see the sunset over the ocean.
I’ve just watched ‘internal affairs’ 1990 movie and I am convinced this house is built on the site of the ‘Arrocas Mansion’ in that movie, it is an utter eyesore ugly house and totally out of character for that beautiful area so glad it’s been demolished and replaced with this beautiful home. The former house appears in the move about 20 minutes before the end
From $27 Million (finally sold for $21M) in 2011 to $56 Million 10 years later. So the owner gets paid $3.5M every year he lived there. Nice Investment! ua-cam.com/video/t_C-QAUuR-I/v-deo.html
56mil???!!!!!!!. Is that like,.....for the homes and 4 acres of the beach??? Considering that it is not done, for one-As nice as it (will be) that is a reach. I see about 14 million for the front and 4 for the rear+Uncle Sam's cut and realty fees, around 20.5 million. About 6 of the recent Malibu homes seen can give you around' this complexity for about 18, I would go with those, also ...because they are already done. No plausible rearrangements. Good luck with this one.
This house sold for $27 million about 10-years ago when it was built. This particular street is arguably the most desirable street in Malibu. Yes, you can find the same size house in other parts of Malibu for well under $20 million.
The house and the view very beautiful, but I don't think a good idea to spend so much money in a house next the hill and in front the sea because natural disasters and if you decide to sell sometimes is Hard to find new buyers ($$$$$$) because the price.
this is right at the end of westward beach in the neighborhood that sits on the cliff of bluff above it. I'm not a fan of being that close to the ocean as erosion could bring that whole cliff down. The road to westward beach was washed out during the last king tide, if it was worse it could have caused the whole thing to come down.
This house has very thick and deep steel rods and other structural stability features. That's part of the pros to new builds in higher-risk areas. The backyard could come down but that house ain't going nowhere.
At this point, we should all take advantage of the dip. The fact is, NFTs & BTC is the future of crypto and the question most traders ask themselves is - if this is right time to invest? I feel those who would allow the market dynamism to determine when to trade or not are either new in this space in general or probably just naïve, the sphere have seen far worse times than this, enlightened traders continue to make good use of the dip and pump even acquiring more equities towards trading sessions, I'd say that more emphasis should be put into tradng, since it is way profitable than hodling. Trading went smooth for me as I was able to raise over 15 BTC when I started at 2 BTC in just 5 weeks of implementing trades with signals and insights from Will Armstrong I would advise you all to trade your asset rather than hodl for a future you aren't sure about. Say hello to Will for a fix, You can reach Will on ͲeIєɠɾαm👉WILLARMSTRONG
I was lucky enough to spend a day in the house courtesy of a former employer. Arguably one of the absolute best spots in all of Malibu, LA, beyond. Cheers to the future owner!
Did you ever hear of anything strange (supernatural) going on in the house?
@@AMGF815 nope, just cranky neighbors who made a huge fuss over some street parking. But that's anywhere in Malibu..
@@maaackel I ask because the house across the street from it on the corner/curve, has a history of objects moving around by themselves.
What did your former employer do for a living?
@@asmc6681 clothing company, not an individual.
Stunning view, nice house, and away from the fire prone areas in Malibu
Every angle in this house is so picturesque.
Home is stunning. I love a city view, but this view is priceless. I love the beach. I love mountains. I love the big city..But this is a dream. Blessed are those that call this home. Just yummy.
One day..👍🧢✌
OOOOOHHH my goodness. Such a beautiful, well designed at all angles ....spectacular home and of course the location. Maybe in my next life.....lol.
When facing the ocean from the backyard, look to the left. The edge of the nature preserve/parkland is where the fictional Tony Stark house is, the one in Iron Man and in Iron Man 3 when it gets blown up by the rocket launcher from the helicopter. The house interior was mostly a stage and the exterior shots of the house from an aerial view is a CGI house on the edge of the cliff. In reality, there are no homes where Tony Stark is supposed to live. Just protected parkland.
Another interesting thing is the house across the street on the corner, once owned by a music-producing couple, was haunted. They regularly had objects fall/move by themselves, kitchen cabinets open and close, etc. If you walk to the top of the hill in the park, you'll see a small stone structure with a metal top that describes a general who "found" the land in the 1880s. The land was once occupied by Native Americans. From what I recall, like many places in America, there was a lot of killing in the area.
This area is called Point Dume. It's the best neighborhood in Malibu and Birdview and Cliffside are the best streets.
Thanks for the info! Here's something strange, if you go to google maps and type in the address of the feature home in the video, you will see that the haunted house across the street shares the same address. It's like the haunted house is trying to trick potential buyers into viewing it.
@@yolandagibson8154 Hahaha. Wouldn’t that be crazy like the movie House on Haunted Hill that invited victims to itself.
Actually, that corner is where the streets Birdview and Cliffside meet. The haunted white house is at 7377 Cliffside. But I see what you’re saying. Google Maps is just confused about it.
So many movies, tv shows and commercials have been filmed right on that corner. If you go into the nature preserve there is a big wood deck overlooking the ocean. Also lots of filming there. I remember a scene in the tv series Revenge. The main character is doing yoga on that deck.
If you ever go there and the limited parking in front of the nature preserve is full, go up Cliffside and park anywhere along Grasswood Ave. 24-hour parking. Don’t try to park on Cliffside across from the nature preserve because Sheriff patrol comes by frequently and will give tickets.
@@AMGF815 Thanks for clearing that up, because I was going to stay clear of that entire street. HAHAHA!
@@yolandagibson8154 lol It's a beautiful neighborhood. I used to live down Cliffside. I hope to someday be back there but on Birdview where you can see the sunset over the ocean.
Bravo! Beautiful! Homages! ⚡⚡⚡ JAR
Marvelous !!!!!!!
Beautiful home
My dream Beach house
une belle maison moderne aux bord de la mer
Bonjour, presque avec votre propre plage privée. C'est incroyable 🤤😍😍😍... mais ça coûtera super cher 35 millions de dollars 😂😂❤❤❤
Wonderful!
Holy mother of grail
Sublime
This reminds me of the yin and yang fish from Avatar The Last Airbender; Book 1: Water Finale.
Gostei muito,🙋🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️👀👀🇧🇷🇺🇸
Muy bonito
GREAT LOCATION & interiors. Hmmm...Weren’t parts of this home used for filming in HBO, Big Little Lies...?
Nice,dream home😎😍😉🥰☺️😭😆🤩🤣😘
This house was on the market in 2011 I'd say, they didn't stay long whoever bought it back then
God bless🙏 usa🇺🇸..,
I’ve just watched ‘internal affairs’ 1990 movie and I am convinced this house is built on the site of the ‘Arrocas Mansion’ in that movie, it is an utter eyesore ugly house and totally out of character for that beautiful area so glad it’s been demolished and replaced with this beautiful home. The former house appears in the move about 20 minutes before the end
Do that thing say $56m 😂😂😂 yoooooooo I was thinking like $20
😍👍
Price
From $27 Million (finally sold for $21M) in 2011 to $56 Million 10 years later. So the owner gets paid $3.5M every year he lived there. Nice Investment! ua-cam.com/video/t_C-QAUuR-I/v-deo.html
🙏💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🙏
Never buy a house with a flat roof rule number one!!
Why?
Rule number two: never let them know your next move
You’re $25m too high on the price. why do you do that?
56mil???!!!!!!!. Is that like,.....for the homes and 4 acres of the beach??? Considering that it is not done, for one-As nice as it (will be) that is a reach. I see about 14 million for the front and 4 for the rear+Uncle Sam's cut and realty fees, around 20.5 million. About 6 of the recent Malibu homes seen can give you around' this complexity for about 18, I would go with those, also ...because they are already done. No plausible rearrangements. Good luck with this one.
Just think about the property tax on this house.
This house sold for $27 million about 10-years ago when it was built. This particular street is arguably the most desirable street in Malibu. Yes, you can find the same size house in other parts of Malibu for well under $20 million.
The house and the view very beautiful, but I don't think a good idea to spend so much money in a house next the hill and in front the sea because natural disasters and if you decide to sell sometimes is Hard to find new buyers ($$$$$$) because the price.
this is right at the end of westward beach in the neighborhood that sits on the cliff of bluff above it. I'm not a fan of being that close to the ocean as erosion could bring that whole cliff down. The road to westward beach was washed out during the last king tide, if it was worse it could have caused the whole thing to come down.
This house has very thick and deep steel rods and other structural stability features. That's part of the pros to new builds in higher-risk areas. The backyard could come down but that house ain't going nowhere.
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At this point, we should all take advantage of the dip. The fact is, NFTs & BTC is the future of crypto and the question most traders ask themselves is - if this is right time to invest? I feel those who would allow the market dynamism to determine when to trade or not are either new in this space in general or probably just naïve, the sphere have seen far worse times than this, enlightened traders continue to make good use of the dip and pump even acquiring more equities towards trading sessions, I'd say that more emphasis should be put into tradng, since it is way profitable than hodling. Trading went smooth for me as I was able to raise over 15 BTC when I started at 2 BTC in just 5 weeks of implementing trades with signals and insights from Will Armstrong I would advise you all to trade your asset rather than hodl for a future you aren't sure about. Say hello to Will for a fix, You can reach Will on ͲeIєɠɾαm👉WILLARMSTRONG
I speak it in Jesus name it's mine