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The four-bedroom dwelling includes a total of five bathrooms.

Situated on Lechuza Point, the Koenig-designed residence offers expansive views across Broad Beach to Zuma Beach and Point Dume.

The main and upper levels both feature floor-to-ceiling windows with spectacular ocean views.

Architect Pierre Koenig—best known for his glass-and-steel Case Study homes, like the oft-photographed Case Study House #22 in the Hollywood Hills—passed away in 2004 before completing his final residence. The three-level Malibu home was originally a collaboration between Koenig and director/producer Michael LaFetra, who owned the beachfront property and worked with Koenig to bring the structure to life beginning around 2000.

The cabins, which are available to rent on AirBnB, are outfitted with all the basic essentials needed for a private getaway.

The outdoor lighting is powered by solar energy.

Perched on a steep hillside, the Matanzas Maralto Cabins blend into the rugged landscape of Navidad, Chile. The two cabins—both of which are available to rent on Airbnb—are elevated on wooden pillars about 260 feet above sea level.

The bedroom in La Tagua faces views of the green slope to the south. The loft also includes a sheltered terrace and another small bed to the side.

A wooden ladder leads up to the loft bedroom. A wood-burning stove provides heating.

“The biggest problem was the windows,” says Croxatto. “They could only be installed on days without wind, and as you can see, the main facade doesn’t have a ledge—so they were inserted from the rooftop to their final position. This took many days to complete.”

“On the first floor, we decided to open the cabins up to views with a floor-to-ceiling window that connects the living area to the sea,” explains Felipe Croxatto. “In the second-floor bedroom, we frame select views through smaller windows.”