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In addition to a three-car garage, Sandcastle also comes with multiple outdoor spaces, including a covered deck, brick patio, and lawn—all of which present vantage points for striking sunset views.

Perched at the top of the primary suite is a private meditation space overlooking the ocean.

The kitchen, located steps from the main living area, comes with a circular island, fireplace, tile countertops, and stained-glass lunettes fitted into the beams overhead.

Hand-built by visionary architect (and surfer) Harry Gesner in 1974, the Sandcastle on the Malibu coast is listed for a steep $22.5M.

Perched just a few feet from the Malibu coastline, the home is named after its roofline, which was inspired by a sandcastle. The property includes 122 feet of private beachfront.

The A-frame was tall enough for a queen-bed sized sleeping nook to be placed on a platform above the second-story bedroom and bath. “The loft was the perfect place to introduce more playfulness,” Pedraza says of the layout. “We want guests to have that summer break feeling you get when you’re up past your bedtime, eating popcorn and watching a movie.”