Poised on the quiet cul-de-sac end of Malibu Cove Colony's private road, this oceanfront estate is an extraordinary work of art by renowned architect Harry Gesner. With its soaring geometries, expressive woodwork, and walls of glass that frame the endless Pacific, the home reflects Gesner's signature blend of drama and intimacy. Approached by a wooden bridge detailed with nautical rope, the residence begins with monumental double doors salvaged from the historic San Francisco Mint, an entry that immediately signals rarity and provenance. Inside, a world of handcrafted artistry unfolds, illuminated by sunlight streaming through skylights and stained-glass windows reclaimed from a historic church. The interiors are a celebration of natural materials and timeless design. Wood-beam ceilings, wide-plank floors, and five fireplaces create warmth and character, while sweeping walls of glass open to panoramic views stretching down the coast to Point Dume. The main level embraces open concept living, where the family room flows seamlessly into a window-lined dining area and onward to an ocean-view kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, bar seating, a butcher block island, double Thermador ovens, and hand-tiled counters. On the level below, the living room serves as a dramatic gathering space with soaring ceilings, another grand brick fireplace, a stained-glass rose window, and sliding doors that open to a broad oceanfront deck designed for dining, lounging, and effortless indoor-outdoor living. Upstairs, three of the four bedrooms boast sweeping ocean views, capturing the artistry and serenity of this one-of-a-kind residence. The primary suite is a private sanctuary with wood beam ceilings, a fireplace with artisan tile detailing, and sliding doors to its own oceanfront balcony. A loft retreat, accessed by ladder, overlooks the coastline with extraordinary views. The primary bath continues the artistry with double vanities, a walk-in shower, an in-ground vintage tiled tub, and