Viste Panoramiche Sull'oceano Nel Capolavoro Architettonico Costiero

Set high above the coastline in Malibu’s coveted Big Rock Mesa, 20414 Roca Chica Drive presents a rare opportunity to create an exceptional coastal residence where architecture, privacy, and panoramic ocean views come together. Ready to issue plans allow construction to begin immediately, eliminating what can otherwise be years of planning and permitting in Malibu. Approached by a long private driveway, the property feels wonderfully removed from its surroundings, opening to a serene setting with unobstructed, 180-degree views stretching from Palos Verdes and the Queen’s Necklace to Catalina and Point Dume. Masterfully designed by Neda Winter, AIA, the approximately 3,300 sq ft residence is a refined expression of California Modernism, combining clean architectural lines, expansive walls of glass, natural stone, and warm materials to create a sophisticated yet inviting coastal home. The thoughtfully designed floor plan features three spacious en-suite bedrooms and dramatic open living areas designed to maximize natural light, ocean views, and effortless indoor-outdoor living. The experience begins at the entry, where two tranquil ponds create a beautiful architectural focal point and set the tone for the home beyond. Expansive living, dining, and kitchen spaces flow seamlessly to generous outdoor areas, where a private ocean-view pool and beautifully conceived terraces provide the perfect setting for entertaining, relaxing, and taking in Malibu’s spectacular sunsets. Throughout the residence, walls of glass frame the remarkable vistas and create a seamless connection between the interiors, surrounding landscape, and Pacific beyond. Private and peaceful yet minutes from central Malibu, Pacific Palisades, and Santa Monica, the property offers the best of elevated coastal living. For an unparalleled opportunity, the adjacent off-street parcel is available separately with RTI plans for a residence and detached guesthouse, offering the rare potential to create an expansive, two-residence coastal compound ideal for generational living.