Malibu Hills

Malibu Hills is an exclusive enclave nestled within the picturesque Santa Monica Mountains. This prestigious Southern California destination is known for its stunning real estate, celebrity residents, and scenic coastal views.

With rolling hillsides, lush canyons, and sweeping ocean vistas, Malibu Hills offers a unique blend of natural beauty and sophistication. Residents enjoy a serenity and sophistication unmatched by any other community. It is bounded by Malibu Creek on the east, Pacific Coast Highway on the south, and the Malibu city limits on the west and north, and while the boundaries are unofficial, Malibu Hills is generally considered to encompass the neighborhoods of Malibu Country Estates, Malibu Park, Malibu West, Ramirez Canyon, Serra Retreat, & Trancas Canyon.

Malibu Hills is home to a wide variety of luxury homes, ranging in price from several million dollars to hundreds of millions of dollars. These homes offer the finest amenities and finishes, as well as breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Due to the picturesque scenery and proximity to Los Angeles, Malibu Hills is also home to a number of celebrity residents, including actors, musicians, and business leaders. For those with the means, this community offers a unique opportunity to live among the rich and famous.

In addition to its luxury homes and celebrity residents, Malibu Hills is also known for its scenic beauty. The community is home to a number of hiking trails, including the popular Backbone Trail, which offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Monica Mountains.

Malibu Hills is a truly unique community that offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a luxury home, celebrity lifestyle, or scenic escape, Malibu Hills has it all.

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Silver Lake

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DTLA Arts District

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Eagle Rock

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