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180-Acre Malibu Wine Estate Hits the Market for $38 Million

Modern Luxury Editors Modern Luxury Editors | July 8, 2021 | CB Trends

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The 180-acre Malibu wine estate of real estate developer George Rosenthal has hit the market for $38 million. Set 1,400 feet above the coastal fog and four miles from the beach with stunning views of the surrounding vineyards and mountains, the rare and secluded paradise is co-listed with Jade Mills and Joyce Rey of Coldwell Banker Realty in Beverly Hills, along with Sandro Dazzan of The Agency.

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“We have enjoyed for decades the property as an oasis of tranquility to share with friends and associates,” Mr. Rosenthal told Mansion Global. “As I am steps away from my 90th birthday, it is time to provide another owner the opportunity to experience the property.”

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Set behind majestic wooden gates, The Rosenthal Estate comprises a 12,000-square-foot hacienda-style main residence, three guest houses and roughly 10,000 vines of cabernet, shiraz, chardonnay and merlot grapes — which are used for Mr. Rosenthal’s eponymous wine label. There is also an option to plant an additional 10,000 more vines.

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A long, winding stone driveway guides visitors through sweeping hillsides and oak trees until a stone motor court, serene central fountain and gentle swaying palms are reached. The main residence immediately recalls the great haciendas of Mexico. Its other-worldly qualities continue.

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Designed by architect Louis Angelikis for the Rosenthal family, the estate was built as a meticulous homage to the Mexican hacienda tradition, yet contemporized for modern living. The main residence makes its presence immediately known with a beautiful sun-touched loggia and a pair of ornate hand-carved wood entry doors depicting St. George the Dragonslayer. Inside, the living room reveals stunning handwork by Mexico’s finest craftsman: exposed beam ceilings inset with an intricate herringbone pattern, imported salmon stone fireplace, hand-scraped bleached oak floors and hand-painted frescos.

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Natural Southern California light cascades through custom-made skylights, oversized arched windows and quatrefoil windows. The bedroom suites are kept separate from the main living quarters, with the primary suite serving as a pure private retreat with a stone fireplace, spacious walk-in closet and dual baths.

There is also an equestrian style tasting room, a gym, two pools, staff quarters, plus the three guest houses — making the Rosenthal Estate an extraordinary private lifestyle compound.

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The expansive grounds are populated with approximately 600 avocado trees, mature oak forests and curated art installations — creating an enchanting setting that often inspires comparisons to far-flung locations outside of the country, say the listing agents.



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