Malibu, CA

It is known for its Mediterranean climate and it’s 21-mile strip of magnificent Malibu coast, beaches, canyons, coves, parks and mountains.
I chose to work here in Malibu, because I live and breathe Malibu. Falling in love with it for the last 10 years. This is my unique combination and where I need to be in the world; with the climate, the ocean and my love of the water, the mountains, living amongst nature, the tranquility, seeing the stars at night, hearing the coyotes, seeing the bobcats, and watching the dolphins most days. Having the opportunity to get on a surfboard and feeling the energy of the ocean life. Being so close to an amazing 1st world metropolitan city like Los Angeles and at the same time feeling remote. I’ve traveled the world and found a similar beauty to what we have here in many remote places, but Malibu offers the city life as well. All of these things come together and is my unique place. Exactly where I need to be and want to help people with similar passions in their life to find their home. The community in Malibu is like no other I’ve found in the world. I'm very grateful to be a Malibu Real Estate Agent. Cherie Iseppi

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Welcome to Malibu, CA

The upscale and affluent area of Malibu is a beach city about 30 miles west of downtown Los Angeles, California. It is known for its Mediterranean climate and it’s 21-mile strip of magnificent Malibu coast, beaches, canyons, coves, parks and mountains. Most residents live along the PCH, which traverses the city along the ocean with a population of 12,645.
 
 
It’s proclaimed “21 miles of scenic beauty” is unmatched. You’ll find panoramic, sweeping views of the ocean and inland trails weaving through canyons, waterfalls and grasslands in the Santa Monica Mountains. The beach town is laid-back yet lavish; the homes are luxurious modern ocean front mansions to mountain estates and comfortable family homes. The schools are highly rated, and there’s always something to do outside, from getting a breath of ocean breeze with your toes in the sand, to a discovering a trail, to spending time at restaurants or the buzzing boutiques. Staying amongst nature, finding tranquility, seeing the stars at night, hearing the coyotes or seeing the bobcats, and spotting the dolphins almost every single day.
 



What to Love

  • The Ocean
  • Luxury Lifestyle
  • Boutique AmenitiesTop Rated School System
 



People & Lifestyle

The area is known for being the home of Hollywood movie stars, entertainment industry locals and affluent residents. From young professionals to families to retirees, Malibu residents lead a casual yet posh lifestyle. The community loves to get outdoors, whether it’s by the water, on a hike, or sitting on the patio of a fine dining restaurant. 
 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

The views are unbeatable in Malibu, as is the food that goes along with it. 
 
Nobu Malibu is one of the loveliest places to eat in Malibu. You’ll dine under the sun/stars and ocean breeze, enjoying an ocean-to-table culinary experience made from the freshest ingredients.
 
Looking for ambience? Soho House Little Beach House Malibu members club famous music, food and ocean views. If you're looking for fresh and organic ingredients from our local farmers.
 
Nicolas Eatery is a family-run restaurant based in Malibu serving delicious food with French cooking techniques, offering brunch, lunch and dinner service.
 
Want expertly prepared steak and seafood in an elegant atmosphere? Geoffrey’s Malibu located in the iconic Holiday House, a historic hotel located in the heart of Malibu, opened its doors in 1948.
 
If you’re craving traditional Italian eats, head to Tra di Noi,  situated next to a great park for children to play in view.
 
For those who enjoy eating somewhere unique, try scrumptious California fare at The Malibu Cafe, which is conveniently nestled in the grassy hillside of Calamigos Ranch.
 
Enjoy great bites and handcrafted cocktails at Calamigos Beach Club restaurant and Lounge, a breathtaking five acre ranch along the Malibu coast. Relax on the sun-filled lawn while enjoying the family fun filled games of chess, pool, paddle boating and children running.
 
For those looking to let loose by the water, while the children play in the sand, find your spot lounging on a beach chair under an umbrella at Paradise Cove Beach Café
 
 
Downtown Malibu, or “Malibu Country Market,” is In the heart of the Malibu Civic Center, nestled against the majestic mountains and just a stone's throw from the beach lies the Malibu Country Mart, California's premier location for shopping, dining, and relaxing. Removed from the stress and cookie-cutter selection of your typical shopping experience, the Malibu Country Mart features unique and upscale boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and personal services set in an astoundingly beautiful atmosphere.
 

 

Things to Do

There’s plenty of sunshine and things to do in the majestic mountains of Malibu. Hike the tree-surrounded trails and beautiful canyons in Malibu Solstice Canyon or Malibu Creek State Park, or head to the stunning beaches of Zuma Beach, Malibu Lagoone State Beach, Surfrider Beach, Point Dume is a must for the views.
 
For those interested in great wine and animals visit Malibu Wine Safari. Explore the 1,000 acre Saddlerock Ranch and vineyard in Malibu. Your trusty guide and driver team will lead the adventure on custom-built open-air Safari vehicles. You'll make stops along the way to take in the scenery, taste local wines Malibu Wines Tasting Room, and get up close and personal with animals you never knew were Angelinos too: zebras, water buffalo, alpacas, bison, and even Stanley the Giraffe. Or stop off at the Malibu Rocky Oaks vineyard for a mountain top wine tasting. 
 
For those seeking a scenic drive and a place to relax, stop at the Cornell Winery & Tasting Room, after discover The Old Place that serves honest food cooked over fire in a rustic setting with the best steak in town. Circle back along Mulholland Highway for the best of Malibu’s mountains. 
 
Riders can also enjoy the endless beautiful horse trails of Malibu with Malibu Riders. 
 
 
Malibu nicknamed "the 'Bu" by surfers and locals, beaches along the Malibu coast include Surfrider BeachZuma Beach, Malibu Lagoon State BeachPoint Dume BeachCounty Line, Broad Beach, Lechuza Beach, Leo Carrillo State Park Beach, Paradise Cove Beach, Sycamore Cove Beach, Westward Beach, and Dan Blocker Beach. State parks on the Malibu coast include Malibu Creek State ParkLeo Carrillo State Beach and Park, Point Mugu State Park and Robert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach, with individual beaches: El Pescador, La Piedra and El Matador. The many parks within the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area lie along the ridges above the city along with local parks that include Malibu Bluffs Park Trancas Canyon Park, Las Flores Creek Park, and Legacy Park.
 



Schools

Malibu’s public school district, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD), has several highly rated schools and educational facilities of note, including:
 
  • Malibu Elementary School, Public, K-5
  • John L. Webster, Public, K-5
  • Malibu Middle School, Public, 6-8
  • Malibu High School, Public, 9-12
  • Our Lady of Malibu School, Private, K-8

Neighborhoods

Point Dume, Broad Beach Rd, Sea Level Dr, Victoria Point Rd, Escondido Beach, Latigo Shore Dr, Malibu Rd, Malibu Cove Colony, Malibu Colony, Carbon Beach, Serra Retreat, Encinal Bluffs, Paradise Cove, La Costa Beach, Malibu Country Estates, Malibu West, Malibu Park, Cavalerri Rd, Bonsall Dr, Winding Way, Big Rock, Las Flores Beach

Property Listings

Work With Cherie

Cherie provides clients with a personalized, timely and in-depth analysis of the Malibu and Greater Los Angeles Area real estate market conditions, along with her local Malibu knowledge, as a resident of 12 years.

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