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The listings also include two L.A. residences—one with Barcelona energy, and another designed by Gregory Ain—and two Usonian-style Frank Lloyd Wrights as a package deal.

Whether the self-taught architect’s Malibu masterpiece influenced Jørn Utzon’s iconic Australian design remains the subject of debate

Designed in the 1950s by the late architect Harry Gesner, the iconic Wave House at 33602 Pacific Coast Highway was designed to mirror crescendoing waves. 

Architect Harry Gesner first sketched the house onto a surfboard while floating out at sea. Now it's an icon of California midcentury design.

Wave House, an architectural marvel most recently owned by music executive and mega-collector Mo Ostin, has hit the Malibu market.

Designed in the 1950s and intended to look like a giant wave, the oceanfront property is considered one of the California coastline’s more recognizable homes. 

The iconic home was designed by late architect Harry Gesner, who died in 2022, after he and original homeowner Gerry Cooper discovered a hidden cove.

The iconic Wave House in Malibu, designed by Harry Gesner, has hit the market for $49.5 million. Former owners include Rod Stewart and Mo Ostin.

The 'Wave House,' an iconic Malibu residence built by Harry Gesner, just surfaced for sale for the first time in 36 years at $49.5 million.

Architect Harry Gesner named the cylindrical residence “Sandcastle” when he built it for his family in the early 1970s. Following his death last year, the home is on the market for $27.5 million.