A Contemporary $56 Million Malibu Mansion Towers Above the Ocean

Highlights

The contemporary mansion was designed by Doug Burdge, the signature architect of Malibu
It comes with 7 bedrooms and 9 baths, a guest home, and a one-acre lot perched on a bluff overlooking Zuma/Westward beaches
At $56 million, the mansion is the second most expensive home for sale in Malibu

Wrapping up the year in style, superstar real estate agent Mauricio Umanksy (most familiar to TV fans as the husband of Kyle Richard from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills) brought to market a real showstopper: a $56 million oceanfront mansion in Malibu’s star-studded Point Dume.

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Sitting on more than an acre of land directly above the Pacific Ocean at Point Dume and overlooking Westward and Zuma Beach, the contemporary mansion was designed by Doug Burdge.

Burdge is known as the preeminent architect of Malibu, having designed and built over 300 projects in the region, for notable clients including entertainment moguls, and Fortune 500 CEOs. High profile celebrities like Drake or Rihanna have often picked Doug Burdge properties for their extended Malibu stays.

At the time of writing, the megamansion is the second most expensive publicly listed home for sale in Malibu — topped only by a palatial $65 million property located less than a mile away, which sits on its own Point Dume bluff.

The Agency’s Farrah Brittany, Sandro Dazzan and Cooper Mount complete Umansky’s stellar listing team.

Clocking in at 10,180 square feet, the contemporary mansion and the guest house on the property offer a total of 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms.

Inside, the main two-story residence features interior design by Tim Clarke, imbuing a coastal modern aesthetic with warmth and livability.

The great room features wide pocket doors that open to a 50-foot pool/spa, perfect for entertaining, while the bedrooms open up to breathtaking views of the ocean.

Naturally, the outdoor area has been perfected to make the most out of the idyllic location. Landscape artist Jay Griffith reimagined the outdoor spaces to provide ample privacy, lushness, and sustainability.

Featuring cypress and palm trees, a front courtyard sitting area, two wood view decks, and a 50-foot pool, the outdoor oasis makes the most of the property’s extra generous beach/ocean frontage.