Harry Gesner's "The Wave House" in Malibu

33602 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA, 90265

Placed on massive pillars and metal beams, overlooking the Pacific Ocean in West Malibu, this architectural masterpiece designed by architect Harry Gesner himself. It stood finished in the year of `63 and its now back on the market after nearly 36 years. Maybe you are going to be the next owner of one of Malibu’s most distinctive properties and Harry`s most famous work, also known as the “Wave House”.

This Gesner designed home has two main sections. The most eye-catching detail of the first one is the massively designed arched roof lines that emulate cresting waves, which are covered with handmade copper shingles that resemble fish scales.

There are three dramatic beachfront rooms with extensive overlapped round shaped deck, floating over the sand.They also feature vaulted ceilings finished in white paneling, arched picture windows and hardwood floor. The grand middle arch includes a sunken inglenook and a freestanding elegant fireplace to relish the scenic views of the blue pacific and distant Islands with its surrounding landscape.

The primary beachfront suite features its own hot tub and a private sauna. The five additional bedrooms are found on the upper level that spans over the width of the property, and most of the rooms have views of the ocean. This property also includes its own garage that also has a guesthouse with additional bedrooms for your in-laws or an old friend passing through town.

This home can really provide you with the essence of southern California coastal living. Specifically, for this residence, a beautifully landscaped entry patio, 6,451 square feet of living space (guest house not counted), which also leaves a lot of room for guests, hosting events, lounging, entertainment a large deck for outdoor dining, and stargazing.