Description
OWC-Will carry First Trust Deed. Sited above the Malibu coastline is one of the most fire-resistant homes in the country. Built with non-combustible materials, this magnificent 21-acre Santa Barbara-Spanish-inspired estate has redefined the meaning of sustainable luxury and operates completely independent of municipal utilities. As one of the region's few fully off-grid luxury properties, it operates on a sophisticated system of on-site water, solar power, and Tesla Powerwall technology. The home represents the pinnacle of efficient, sustainable design without compromising on luxury. Completed in 2021 and masterfully melding Santa Barbara architectural elegance with cutting-edge sustainability while offering opulence and environmental consciousness. The approach to the property sets the tone for what lies ahead: a private driveway winds through a working vineyard, leading to a meticulously crafted residence. The home's entrance opens to reveal a tranquil inner courtyard, where a fountain accompanies outdoor gatherings around the fireplace. This seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living spaces—a hallmark of Spanish Colonial Revival architecture continues throughout the property, anchored by a new resort-style pool. Inside, white oak floors flow through open-concept living spaces, while French doors frame spectacular 360-degree views of the coastline, Catalina, additional Channel Islands, and mountains. The chef's kitchen strikes a balance between form and function, featuring marble countertops, a commanding center island, and professional-grade appliances. A wraparound entertainment terrace captures both dawn and dusk, making it an ideal setting for year-round entertaining. The primary suite offers a private retreat, complete with a covered terrace and loft media room. Its spa-inspired bathroom, with its freestanding soaking tub, provides a luxurious escape with panoramic views. Four additional bedrooms with three being en-suite, an office, and a fitness room round out the living spaces. The agricultural potential adds another dimension to its appeal. With rare, approved plans for expansion and two additional building sites already prepared, it offers unique opportunities for agricultural development in an area where such permissions are increasingly scarce. Located adjacent to the Backbone Trail and minutes from Malibu's beaches, it stands as a testament how to embrace sustainability while maintaining the highest standards of comfort and sophistication.
