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Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea lists Malibu estate for nearly 8 million US dollars

Musician Flea has put his retreat in the gated Malibu Colony up for sale for 7.995 million US dollars.

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Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Michael Balzary, known by his stage name Flea, has placed his estate in Malibu, California, on the market for 7.995 million US dollars. The musician acquired the property in 2020 for 7.55 million US dollars. Located within the prestigious, 24-hour guarded Malibu Colony community, the property combines contemporary architecture with privacy close to well-known stretches of coastline.

Living concept with warm timber tones and seamless transitions

The main residence encompasses around 3,180 square feet of living space across four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Inside, warm wooden surfaces define the atmosphere. The kitchen is fitted with expansive timber cabinetry and a central island crafted from solid end-grain wood, illuminated by several pendant lights. Generous divided-pane glass doors open the space to the verdant garden, providing abundant natural daylight.

The adjoining living area centres around a brick fireplace beneath exposed ceiling beams, accompanied by space for instruments and pianos. Wide sliding doors lead into the dining room, which receives light from two sides through timber-framed windows. Exposed trusses, a circular chandelier and a built-in corner banquette lend this space a structured, artisanal touch.

Grounds, wellness area and guest house

The outdoor area connects directly to the living spaces and features a chequerboard-patterned terrace. Along with an outdoor kitchen sheltered by trees and a koi pond, the grounds include a separate dining area with a circular fire pit. Beyond this, nestled within dense planting, lies a private wellness area equipped with a cedar hot tub, a cold plunge pool and a dry sauna.

  • —Purchase price: 7.995 million US dollars for 3,180 square feet of living space
  • —Layout: Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a media room
  • —Detached two-storey guest house with a roof terrace and views of Surfrider Beach
  • —Private access to the Malibu Lagoon path and deeded rights of way to the beach

A detached two-storey guest house offers a roof terrace with views overlooking Malibu Lagoon and Surfrider Beach. At the rear boundary of the plot, a private gate provides direct access to the Malibu Lagoon Trail, leading on foot towards the Malibu Country Mart shopping precinct and the beach. The musician has owned property in Malibu since the early 2000s. Sandro Dazzan and Irene Dazzan-Palmer are handling the marketing of the property.

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