When Jaman first toured Longview, it consisted of a dog-run on one side, an obstructed ocean view on the other side–and a rundown ranch house in between. Still, the property had soul…and an impeccable Malibu pedigree.

With a nod to the home’s original owner–the world’s first female extreme surfer—Jaman reimagined the structure as a luxury surf pad, opening the home to the sea and sky and editing the grounds to feature dozens of rare specimen plantings grown from seeds collected by the young “gurfer” (girl surfer) as she toured the globe in search of big water.

The rooms were reconfigured, systems and surfaces upgraded and, by making the ocean view smaller, an unobstructed Pacific vista was revealed, featuring Catalina by day, The Queen’s Necklace by night and white water views of legendary Surfrider Beach—site of iconic beach movies from “Baywatch” to “Gidget” and “Beach Blanket Bingo”.

FEATURES: Three bedrooms; 3 ½ baths; ocean view great room; ocean view primary bedroom; ocean view primary bath with 2-person soaking tub and rain-head shower; ocean view chef’s kitchen with honed marble counters, premium appliances, wine refrigerator, laundry room and walk in pantry; polished nickel plumbing and hardware throughout; powder room featuring a custom mural and dedicated soundtrack and 400 year old sink from Turkey; 2 additional ensuite bedrooms, each opening to a private garden; 1 woodburning fireplace and 2 gas fireplaces; 2-car garage (with charging station) that has been adapted for use as a club room; surfboard storage area; an approximately 2600 square foot travertine clad patio with dining area, hot tub, exterior kitchen with barbecue and bar; fountain made from a 200 year old French horse watering trough, floating exterior bed and seating area with gas firepit—all offering panoramic ocean views from Santa Monica to Catalina; gated shared driveway; private entry courtyard accessed through 200 year old Spanish doors, with in-ground fountain and rare botanical plantings; approximately 3/4 acre of gardens, featuring rare specimen trees and a separate hillside structure that has been adapted for use as an office/yoga room/art or music studio or “nongender-cave”. The home, front courtyard and back patio areas are wired for internet and sound. A pool and spa have been designed and engineered, with permitting in process at The City of Malibu.