It may be called the “Kaizen House,” but lately it seems more like the house no one wants to live in. The Malibu spec home that was originally listed for $74.8 million and then eventually sold at auction for $26.5 million has now been re-listed just two months later. But now for the inflated asking price of $37.9 million!
And still, the residence has yet to ever have an occupant.
Featuring six bedrooms and 10 baths across some 20,000 square feet of living space, the eclectic design ensures that every single aspect of this home—from the architecture and interior design to the landscape and water feature—was meticulously planned to incorporate Feng Shui. The entire home was constructed from concrete utilizing floor-to-ceiling frameless glass from Germany and the exterior is layered in travertine, composite wood, and carved stone to create a one-of-a-kind home that was built to last.
Custom designed details throughout the home include hand-carved stone and wood walls throughout, 2,000 gallon aquarium, backlit Onyx, live walls and a Dolby Atmos home theater. There are also two four-car garages with electric car charging stations.
Property records reveal the new seller is Chicago-area investor Matt Coleman, the founder and former owner of The Good Feet store.
For those that may be commitment adverse, the property is also being marketed as a luxury lease option for a whopping $125,000 per month.
Estel Hilton and Rayni Williams with the Beverly Hills Estates hold the new listing.