18105 Sandy Cape Drive · Apartment for Rent

Property Status: Active AVAILABLE MARCH 1st, 2026 | A one-story, Mid-Century Modern Home located in Malibu, minutes from the beach and the Paul Getty Villa. The front walkway, a twisting pathway, leads you to the front door. The front yard is landscaped with exotic cactus plants. This house offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a den. An open floor plan that connects the Living room, dining room, den, and kitchen to the back yard and the side yard. There are Concrete floors throughout the house. A bright house that offers floor-to-ceiling glass doors and skylights. Minimal, modern furnishings to evoke a sense of space. The kitchen has walnut cabinets with Blue walls, a Viking oven, and Carrara marble countertops, with plenty of counter space for preparing food and cooking. The kitchen opens up to the side yard with a seating area, a water fountain, and an outdoor gas oven/BBQ. The den/TV room is open to the kitchen. The primary Bedroom features high ceilings, glass walls, and a queen-size bed. The main bathroom includes a white oval bathtub and a white shower stall with a steam bath. The dual sink Mahogany cabinets create a mid-century vibe. A private patio with an ornamental wall is in front of the primary bedroom, featuring beautiful landscaping and a hammock for relaxation and to enjoy the sounds of the birds, offering complete privacy. There are two additional bedroom suites. One of the rooms is being used as an office with bookshelves and a long desk. The sofa bed in this room turns into a full bed. The third-bedroom suite features a queen bed and a full bathroom, opening to the backyard with beautiful landscaping, mountain views, and an Endless pool for swimmers. There is an emergency generator that, upon power failure, automatically starts and powers the home to full capacity indefinitely. Office Phone: (310) 395-7090 Copyright © 2025 TheMLSCLAW. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.