Touring a $36,500,000 10,000 Sqft Malibu Ocean-View Mansion with Tennis Court & Infinity Pool

In this episode I take you on a tour inside of a Bali-inspired, bluff-front Malibu compound with panoramic ocean views and private beach access – 24834 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265. With a two-bedroom guesthouse, lighted north–south tennis court, and an ozone infinity pool, this serene sanctuary is crafted for exquisite living and unforgettable entertaining!

Listing info:
Price: $36,500,000
Address: 24834 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265
Beds/Baths: 5 beds | 8 baths (5 full, 3 half)
Interior: ~10,000 sqft
Lot: 1.22 acres (extends from PCH to Malibu Road)
Year Built: 2016
Property Type: Residential, Single Family Residence
Price/SqFt: $3,650/sqft
Parking: 4-car garage + enormous motor court (approx. 16 total spaces), gated drive
Guest House: Two-story, 2-bedroom
Zoning: LCRA1 1/2
MLS: CLAW MLS# 25491231
Listed by: Basya Gradon (DRE 01893478) and Christopher Cortazzo (DRE 01190363), Compass

Why this property is special:
Bali-inspired design by renowned interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard
Gated 1.22-acre compound with a palm-lined drive, reflecting pool, fountains, and manicured gardens
Bluff-front ocean panorama with whitewater, Catalina, coastline, mountain, and city-light views plus private steps to Malibu Road and access to the beach/ocean
Resort amenities: lighted north–south tennis court with pavilion, guesthouse, ozone infinity pool and spa, cabana, multiple outdoor lounges and fireplaces
Entertainment level with an ornate bar, showcase wine storage, and a tiered home theater
Smart home tech (Crestron) and full-house water filtration

Property tour highlights (what you’ll see):
Arrival: A dramatic palm-lined reflecting pool leads through a U-shaped residence to double-door entry. Inside, massive beamed ceilings, carved woodwork, and vanishing walls of glass open to the ocean-facing terraces.
Main living: The formal living room centers on dual fireplaces and flows to an ocean-view patio with an outdoor fireplace and BBQ island. Adjacent, the great room combines a cozy family room with fireplace, ocean-view dining, and a gourmet kitchen with a huge stone-topped island, custom cabinetry, and walk-in pantry.
Private quarters: One wing hosts secondary bedrooms and a laundry room. The opposite wing is a magazine-worthy ocean-view owner’s retreat with soaring beams, designer wall coverings, a tranquil covered patio, a spa-like bath, dual oversized closets, and a Bali-inspired library/study with coved ceilings, built-ins, a fireplace, and private garden access.
Lower level: An entertainers’ dream—ornate metalwork encloses a showcase wine storage area behind the bar, which opens seamlessly to a tiered projection theater. Further along are powder and changing rooms and an additional bar serving the lower patio.
Outdoors: A continuous sequence of terraces leads to the infinity ozone pool, spa, cabana, lawns, and private beach access steps. The grounds also feature a two-story, two-bedroom guesthouse and a lighted north–south tennis court with pavilion.

Shot style: To immerse you in the flow of the architecture and grounds, this video is filmed as 24 uninterrupted one-take glides—no cuts or transitions—capturing everything from the palm-lined entry and water features to the pool terrace, outdoor kitchen/dining, bar/theater level, library, bedrooms, and sweeping aerials over the estate, tennis court, and Pacific Ocean.

Features and finishes:
4 fireplaces (living, great room, family room, library)
Stone and wood flooring, beamed/two-story ceilings, recessed tray ceilings
Gourmet kitchen with premium appliances, stone island seating, and walk-in pantry
Library/study with built-ins and fireplace
Projection home theater, bar rooms, wine storage
Outdoor kitchen, multiple patios (covered and open), fire features
Security gates and lights, owned security system, intercom/phone system

Location: Prime Malibu along Pacific Coast Highway with the rare advantage of a lot stretching from PCH to Malibu Road. Minutes to world-class beaches, dining, and hiking, yet designed as a private resort-like sanctuary.

If you enjoyed this tour, hit like, subscribe, and tell me your favorite part of the estate in the comments—was it the infinity pool, the tennis court, the designer library, or the bar/theater level? And let me know where I should tour next in Malibu or greater Los Angeles.