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Kim Kardashian Buys Cindy Crawford’s Former Malibu Oceanside Home For $70.4 Million

Kim Kardashian has lived in a variety of homes, but she still has stayed close to Los Angeles with homes in Beverly Hills, Beverly Grove, Bel Air and Hidden Hills. Now she is moving about an hour away to Malibu where she bought an oceanside estate that once belonged to supermodel Cindy Crawford.

At $70.4 million, it is the most expensive home sold in Malibu this year and the fourth priciest in California. Her new oceanfront property will keep her close to many other celebrities who live in the area, including Lady Gaga, Courtney Cox, Leonardo DiCaprio and Cher. It’s about an hour’s drive to Beverly Hills and Bel Air.

The two-story, red-roofed Mediterranean style residence spans 7,450 square feet. With a chic, airy floor plan, the main floor encompasses a great room combining the living room, den, dining area and gourmet kitchen. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors showcase views of the ocean, beach and coastline and open onto the wraparound deck with firepit.

The spacious and luxurious primary suite includes a fireplace and sitting area as well as dual spa-like bathrooms and a walk-in closet. The other bedrooms include their own en-suites, with one having a private entrance, bathroom and kitchen. A gym with vaulted ceilings and a media room complete the villa.

The mansion sits behind gates on over 3 acres of manicured grounds above Malibu’s El Sol Beach. A private path leads down to the white sandy beach, accessible only to the handful of surrounding mansions that make up the neighborhood. The house was designed to take advantage of panoramic views of the shore. Mature trees, including palms, surround the house, adding natural beauty and character.

With an airy floor plan, the main floor is complete with a great room combining the living room, den, dining area, and gourmet kitchen. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors showcase sweeping coastline views and open onto the wraparound deck with firepit.

Born in Los Angeles, Kardashian has lived in a variety of homes and has stayed close to the city with homes in Beverly Hills, Beverly Grove, Bel Air and Hidden Hills. Her new oceanfront home in Malibu will keep her close to the many other celebrities who have homes in the area, including Lady Gaga, Courtney Cox, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Cher. It is about an hour’s drive to Beverly Hills and Bel Air.

In between running her mega-successful brands KKW Beauty and Skims and raising four children, Kardashian has also made some big moves in the real estate market. For example, she has listed a Vincent Van Duysen-designed condo in Calabasas (featured on Keeping up With the Kardashians and formerly an office for her shapewear line, Skims) for sale for $3.5 million. And she paid her ex-husband, Kanye West, $23 million for his share of the sprawling Calabasas mansion where the couple had lived with their kids since 2014.

Kardashian’s new home was listed with Jade Mills of Coldwell Banker for $99 million, according to TopTenRealEstateDeals.com. A two-story, red-roofed Mediterranean-style home, the residence spans 7,450 square feet with 3.2 acres of landscaped grounds.

A spectacular pool and spa including a cabana with its own fireplace, tennis courts and multiple outdoor decks provide options for entertaining and enjoying the stellar sunsets for which Malibu is known. A private path leads down to the white sands of El Sol Beach, accessible only to the handful of surrounding mansions that make up the neighborhood.

Mature trees, including palms, surround the house for a serene, natural feel. Nearby options for entertainment include the Malibu Riding and Tennis Club and the iconic Paradise Cove Beach Cafe, with the boutiques and restaurants at the Malibu Country Mart just a scenic 15-minute drive down the coast.

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