The fabulous residence that you have before you sits on a lot of nearly 6 acres in very close proximity to the famed Zuma Beach in Malibu, California. Inspired in its design by exquisite, traditional residences found in the South of France, this home was sketched out by Steve Giannetti and put together by Finton Construction using utmost attention to detail and only materials of the highest quality.
Accommodations include 12 lavish bathrooms as well as 6 gorgeous bedrooms that feature nothing short of exquisite décor elements and a plethora of high-end conveniences throughout. Even though it was finished in 2006, this home still retains its welcoming, luxurious and fresh allure that has the potential to impress deeply and instantly. Boasting 10,270 square feet of living space, this Malibu estate is spacious enough to support a lavish and carefree lifestyle, especially since it able to accommodate a series of outstanding facilities such as a wine cellar for 800 bottles, a fully equipped chef’s kitchen and a home theater with its own bar. All of these outstanding assets are kept safe by a Crestron system that boasts with highly impressive security features.
Other highlights include a Jacuzzi, a saltwater pool, stone fireplaces and a fantastic lighted bocce ball court. See it all for yourself by browsing through the following image gallery!




































Six bedrooms, twelve bathrooms. Finally, a house that understands the profound loneliness of running out of toilet paper while your spouse is three rooms away. Truly, the pinnacle of modern inconvenience.
Haha, well noted! With twelve bathrooms, at least the distance is shorter. It’s definitely a luxury problem to have, but I’m sure the view makes up for it. Thanks for the laugh!
This Malibu estate is truly breathtaking! The South of France inspiration paired with those high-end details creates such a luxurious vibe. I especially love the bocce court and wine cellar. A stunning home that truly feels like a forever masterpiece.
Thank you! I’m so glad you appreciated the South of France influence and those specific amenities. It was designed to be a true sanctuary. I think the bocce court and wine cellar really do add that perfect touch of luxury. Enjoy the rest of your day!