Malibu mansion owned by Sally Field and Olivia Newton-John hits market for $25 million
Malibu, California, mansion is only 20 minutes away from Santa Monica
If you've got a pocket full of cash and dream of living in a home that has a "treehouse-feel," a Malibu, California, property that just came on the market for $25 million might pique your interest.
The home was previously owned by actress Sally Field and singer Olivia Newton-John, as well as DC studios CEO James Gunn, and the interior underwent an extensive two-year redesign.
The sprawling home is 7,000 square feet and features seven bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. Enveloped by mountains and canyons, the property sits on 3.2 acres and is located only 20 minutes from Santa Monica.
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According to the listing, "natural and organic materials and shapes" were utilized to amplify the "treehouse-feel" of the home "and allow for more light to stream in and create a seamless connection to the natural beauty surrounding the house."
Earthy tones highlighted through a variant of textures fill the Scandinavian-style home.
The primary suite has high ceilings with beautiful beams, two separate balconies — one of which is a Juliet off the bathroom — and a massive shower with two steel glass doors at its entrance.
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The home is also "entertainment-ready," reads the listing. It has "a standalone, refurbished, permanent airstream with a full kitchen and wraparound deck, a sprawling lawn which can host up to 300 people for outdoor gatherings, a converted barn for meetings or a home office, a tennis court, horse stables, a Spanish fountain, and an in-ground fire pit."
There is also a separate guest house.
Another bonus is the beautiful zero edge pool and its accompanying spa space which faces the mountains.
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The home also has two fireplaces, two garage parking spots and two stories of living space.
It is listed by Adam Brawer with Compass and Aaron Kirman and Matt Adamo at Christie's International Real Estate.