Up a long, gated driveway, past a two-stall barn and through a porte-cochere, this extraordinary estate unfolds as a contemporary interpretation of a classic barn, designed and owned by award-winning architect Richard Landry. Set on approximately 11+ acres atop a promontory, the property captures sweeping views of the Pacific, spanning from the Queen’s Necklace to Point Dume, all surrounded by protected parkland. The two-story residence offers 5 bedrooms (two of which are being used as an office and gym) and 4.5 baths, blending timeless materials with refined design, including reclaimed 100-year-old barn wood imported from Quebec and rich pecan wood floors. A dramatic 35-foot ocean-view great room with custom fireplace anchors the home, complemented by a gourmet island kitchen with granite countertops and distressed alder cabinetry. The primary suite features soaring beamed ceilings, a fireplace, ocean views, and a spa-inspired bath. Additional amenities include a gym with steam bath and four en-suite guest bedrooms. The grounds are equally compelling, with manicured landscaping, a motor court, a striking corrugated metal tank pool, and a separate four-stall barn with turnout, creating a rare Malibu compound of architectural significance and lifestyle. Featured in Architectural Digest.