Point Dume · Malibu
A glass house on the edge of the Pacific.
The Vela House — an 8,400-square-foot oceanfront residence on a private Point Dume bluff. Five bedrooms, walls of glass, an infinity pool above the tide.
Point Dume · Malibu
The Vela House — an 8,400-square-foot oceanfront residence on a private Point Dume bluff. Five bedrooms, walls of glass, an infinity pool above the tide.
Point Dume, Malibu
Set on a private bluff where the land gives way to open ocean, The Vela House is an exercise in restraint and light. Cantilevered planes of concrete and warm teak frame the Pacific through walls of glass that slide away entirely — until the living room, the terrace, and the sea become a single room. Built in 2023, it is at once a piece of architecture and a place to disappear.
Key facts
The rooms
Walkthrough
From the glass-walled great room to the open terrace and the ocean beyond.
What's inside
Floor-to-ceiling glass slides away entirely, dissolving the line between the living room and the Pacific.
A heated pool spills toward the horizon off the main terrace, with a sunken firepit lounge alongside.
Gaggenau appliances, a single-slab stone island, and a fully equipped hidden scullery.
An entire floor: dual baths, a private terrace, a fireplace, and the ocean from the bed.
Spa with sauna and cold plunge, plus a glass-walled fitness studio over the water.
Whole-home solar, Savant automation, EV charging, and cross-ventilation by design.
Layout
Three levels · 8,400 sq ft · 5 bed / 6.5 bath
The setting
Point Dume is Malibu at its most private — a headland of bluff-top estates above some of the coast's quietest beaches, minutes from the village yet a world away.
Presented by
Sloane Hart
Listing agent · Hart & Coast
Sloane represents the most private addresses on the California coast. Showings of The Vela House are by private appointment only.
Offered at $27,500,000. The Vela House is shown by private appointment. Choose a time that suits you and Sloane's team will confirm within the day.
Every inquiry is private. There's never any pressure.