The Italianate at Malibu Valley
Sited within the gates of Malibu Valley Estates, this newer-construction Mediterranean estate features breathtaking panoramic views, soaring 12-20 ft+ ceilings, imported finishes and fixtures, the utmost in security, privacy, smart-home innovation, and luxurious living by one of Southern California's most meticulous builders. Designed with no expense spared and set behind a second set of gates within this exclusive 26-estate community enclave, 'The Italianate' features a bespoke and grand open floor plan with over 7,000 sq ft of living space on just over two acres of land, six luxuriously appointed en-suite bedrooms and world-class amenities.
Location: 26769 Mulholland Highway, Calabasas 91302
Asking Price: $8,450,000
Year Built: 2017
Living Area: 7,036 square feet, 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms
Features: Open floor plan; professional-grade La Cornue and Gaggenau appliances; Carrara countertops; oversized island with breakfast bar; sparkling pool and spa; outdoor fountains; 4-car garage and expansive motor court
Contact: Sotheby's International Realty
Neyshia Go310.882.8357neyshia@neyshiago.comwww.neyshiago.comDRE#: 01933923
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