26168 Pacific Coast Hwy

One of the greatest opportunities in Malibu!

Here you can purchase the entire building set just north of Corral Canyon on Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway. The Point Malibu is a gated beachfront building designed by award-winning architect Michael E. Barsocchini, offering four residences with uninterrupted ocean views and direct access to a secluded stretch of sand. Originally purchased by actors Dan Blocker, Lorne Greene, and Michael Landon of the iconic television series Bonanza, the property was later sold to actor Stuart Whitman, who developed it in collaboration with architect Michael Barsocchini. This exquisite three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhouse features a chef's kitchen with stone countertops and wine storage, a sunlit living room with a fireplace and balcony, and an ocean-view primary suite with vaulted ceilings and spa-like bath. Building amenities include an expansive 1,000-square-foot oceanfront deck, sauna, and secure parking for residents and guests. With no neighboring structures and ocean views from nearly every room, this represents a rare opportunity to acquire one or all four residences in one of Malibu's most private coastal enclaves.

This condominium located at 26168 Pacific Coast Hwy is currently active and has been available on pardeeproperties.com for 8 days. This property is listed at $6,350,000. It has 3 beds and 3 bathrooms. The property was built in 1975. 26168 Pacific Coast Hwy is in the Malibu Beach community of County.

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