Behind gates on over an acre, this estate reflects the enduring appeal of one of Malibu’s most cherished neighborhoods, pairing understated architecture with generous grounds. The property offers eight bedrooms and seven and a half baths across a single-level main residence of approximately 6,300 square feet and a detached 1,000-square-foot guest house. The lease includes a key to the coveted Riviera III beach entry at Little Dume, one of Malibu’s most private stretches of sand. Designed around a central sightline, the primary residence reveals the pool and beyond from the moment you enter. Retractable walls of glass allow the great room to open naturally onto the pool terrace, while the kitchen and adjoining butler’s pantry support both daily living and entertaining. The house balances openness with privacy. The primary suite opens directly to the pool, while a second primary suite occupies its own secluded wing. Three additional ensuite bedrooms comfortably accommodate family and guests. A wood-paneled study with its own garden entrance and adjoining powder room can be closed off as a self-contained office suite where a visitor can come and go without passing through the house. A dedicated home theater offers the perfect setting to enjoy evenings with family and friends. Set just below the main residence, the detached guest house is a home unto itself: three bedrooms, two baths, a full kitchen, a vaulted living and dining room, its own laundry, a covered patio, and a private lawn. It serves beautifully as quarters for guests or staff, a home gym, or a studio. Outside, the architecture gives way to landscape. A saltwater pool and spa create the focal point for outdoor living, while a separate firepit lounge invites evenings outdoors. Set just below the main residence, the detached guest house adds a rare degree of flexibility to the estate. Above it all, a rooftop deck commands 360-degree views. The estate is powered by solar with battery backup and includes a Tesla charger, a three-car garage, and ample guest parking, all behind gates.