Step Inside This European-Inspired Malibu Mansion That Will Take Your Breath Away

Those who want to live in the absolute lap of luxury will be thrilled with this new listing to hit the Malibu real estate market, which is currently listed with Realtor for a whopping $125 million. The purchase would include nearly 7 acres of oceanfront property, with 339 feet of beach front access alone.

After being built in 1976, the next time this palatial home hit the real estate market was in July 2010 with an original asking price of $55 million. Then, after more than two years of price changes and the listing being removed multiple times, it finally sold in late December 2012 for only $36.5 million. To that end, the current sellers stand to make a substantial profit off the property if it sells for full price. With nearly every imaginable amenity and upgrade possible and a highly competitive housing market, this oceanside Malibu mansion is almost guaranteed to be snatched off the market soon.

This oceanfront mansion in Malibu sits on 6.71 acres, with eight bedrooms, a total of 13 bathrooms, and an impressive 16,836 square feet of living space, according to Realtor. The most desirable feature of this home is, of course, the exclusive and immediate access to Paradise Cove Beach. Aside from the gorgeous and endless view of the ocean, other near priceless views include Catalina Island and the shoreline from Palos Verdes to Pt. Dume, otherwise known as the Queen's Necklace.

If the ocean isn't your cup of tea, there's also a large infinity pool for more private and controlled swimming. There is also an oceanside spa for complete beach relaxation. Other outdoor features include a guest house, stunning patios, a tennis court, a 9-hole mini-golf course, an outdoor shower near the beach, and an outdoor barbeque and pizza oven. Some of the lush landscaping includes eucalyptus trees, coral trees, palm trees, redwood trees, and fruit trees, as well as a rose garden.

The front entrance to the large Malibu estate opens up to a formal entryway, with a wrought iron railing spiral staircase, gorgeous rustic wood flooring, and white walls. A Mediterranean-inspired archway leads into the living room, which has one large window with two glass paned double doors on either side, offering an obstructed view out onto the Pacific. The ceilings are two stories high with a balcony from the second floor looking down, as well as a wrought iron chandelier. There is also a fireplace with a deep mantle on the adjacent wall.

The dining room also has an ocean view, with the large round table in a larger round room, almost entirely encompassed by floor-to-ceiling windows. The dining room is an offshoot of the kitchen, which has sleek, dark brown counters and cabinets, cream countertops, and top of the line stainless steel appliances. There is an attached family room that is shown in Realtor listing photos as able to fit an eight-person sectional couch facing the fireplace. Folding glass doors lead out onto a back deck overlooking the ocean as well.

The Realtor listing for this Malibu mansion says the main house has six bedrooms all with ensuites, as well as four more detached bathrooms. All of the bedrooms are very large, open, and airy, with views of either the ocean or the lush foliage decorating the lawn. They have a timeless yet modern look, with clean lines, white walls, and rich wood floors.

There are also many other indoor amenities, such as the main office, which has its own kitchenette, as well as its own staircase for receiving clients or guests. Additionally, there is another office in the home, and both have private balconies and breathtaking ocean views. There is a large den on the second floor which can be used for a host of purposes, including a third office if needed, a grand master suite, a workout room, and more. Finally, a 14-seat home theater with plush seating and a large screen for home entertainment awaits those looking for an evening of fun.