Holiday House, built in 1956, is an iconic, privately gated enclave perched on the bluffs of Malibu, masterfully designed by legendary modernist architect Richard Neutra. This rare architectural gem is a striking example of mid-century design, seamlessly blending clean lines, minimalist elegance, and indoor-outdoor living in a dramatic coastal setting. Originally conceived as a luxury hotel and later transformed into exclusive residences, Holiday House offers a unique blend of historical significance and contemporary luxury.

The residences are a showcase of Neutra’s signature style, featuring expansive walls of glass that frame panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, from Point Dume to Palos Verdes. Open-beamed ceilings, polished concrete and rich wood floors, and carefully curated finishes create a refined, yet relaxed aesthetic throughout. The interiors offer generous living spaces, gourmet kitchens outfitted with premium appliances, and sophisticated master suites that open onto oversized private decks—perfect for enjoying breathtaking sunsets and the soothing sound of waves.

Surrounded by lush tropical landscaping, the development’s serene pool area sits atop the ocean bluff, providing a tranquil oasis with uninterrupted coastal vistas. Residents enjoy deeded access to the secluded sands of Escondido Beach—renowned for its natural beauty and swimmable shoreline—and are just steps from Geoffrey’s, one of Malibu’s most celebrated oceanfront dining destinations.

Steeped in old Hollywood glamour, Holiday House has long been a private retreat for film legends, artists, and tastemakers seeking a refined escape by the sea. With its architectural pedigree, prestigious location, and unparalleled views, it remains one of Malibu’s most coveted coastal enclaves.