1835 Rambla Pacifico Street
$1,575,000
Canyon Views · Land · Land For Sale · Mountain Views · Ocean Views · Panoramic Views · Whitewater Views
DETAILS
Price:
$1,575,000
Address:
1835 Rambla Pacifico Street
City:
Malibu
State:
CA
ZIP:
90265
MLS #:
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Square Feet:
51.915 Acres
Bedrooms:
Future Home: 5,397 Sq. Ft.
Bathrooms:
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Over 51 acres in Malibu with a submitted coastal development application for a modern enclave perfectly designed to suit this spectacular setting. Immerse yourself fully in the Santa Monica Mountains with unparalleled privacy and unobstructed views of the ocean, breaking waves at Surfrider, Santa Barbara island, and the surrounding untouched canyon with towering rock formations. Consisting of 8 parcels, the building pad is perfectly set on a knoll by a dramatic sandstone outcropping. The plans by the renowned architecture firm Walker Workshop detail a modern 5,397 sq. ft. home designed to seamlessly capture the views and blend into the rugged mountain setting. The two-story home is set into the hillside with soaring 12-foot ceilings, light stone matched to the surroundings, and warm wood accents. Inside, features include an entry-level guest suite, a sprawling sun deck with a pool, and open-concept living areas. The lower floor offers a decadent ocean-view master suite, two en-suite guest rooms, an atrium, and a media room. There is also a detached 627 square foot garage in the current plans and potential for future development on the northern 10-acre parcel which has ample space for a workshop, guest home, or second residence. The coastal application has been submitted and the County of LA Fire Department has approved the fuel modification plan by Jason Lee Design studio. Once built, this will be a landmark estate ideal to reset, recharge, and host gatherings that are both intimate and extravagant. Priced to sell with years of resources invested, opportunity is knocking!
1835 Rambla Pacifico Street
“Over 51 Acres in Eastern Malibu”
