No. 71 is a thoughtfully designed, modern interpretation of Malibu living, defined by light, flow, space, and materials that favor organic simplicity over excess.Designed for California coastal living, the floor plan feels expansive yet intimate, offering a practical approach to seamless indooroutdoor daily living by the sea. Facing west on a northsouth axis, the home receives abundant natural light throughout the day. A vaulted interior ceiling draws light into expansive windows that frame partial ocean and mountain views.The landscaping is both purposeful and productive, with olive, New Zealand guava, lemon, sage, rosemary, lavender, and passion fruit.Modesty, simplicity, organic textures, and light informed the material choices. Repurposed Southern pine scaffolding planksused for flooring, decking, fencing, and gatesform the structural and visual backbone of the home. Complementing the warmth of the wood is eco-friendly Portola Limewash on both interior and exterior surfaces, chosen for its texture, its interaction with light, and its ability to develop character over time.The interiors are warm, with soft muted tones that form a cohesive counterpart to the exterior decking and yard spaces.The exterior spaces were designed by award-winning ecological landscape designer Jessica Viola. The private, gated main and side yards function as true extensions of the home, creating flexible private and social spaces that include a cedar soak tub, fire pit, heated outdoor shower, surfboard rack, dining area, and decking. There is ample space to add a sauna, storage, or garden beds.No. 71 is nestled within the guard-gated Point Dume Club community, just a short stroll from Zuma and Westward Beaches, and conveniently close to top local schools and everyday amenities. Residents enjoy exceptional amenities including tennis and basketball courts, a gym, clubhouse, year-round heated pool, locker rooms with saunas, a playground, and a dog run. Set on a coastal headland known for it