See Inside a $49.5 Million Malibu Beach Home Once Owned by Rod Stewart
Architect Harry Gesner first sketched the house onto a surfboard while floating out at sea. Now it's an icon of California midcentury design.
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Architect Harry Gesner first sketched the house onto a surfboard while floating out at sea. Now it's an icon of California midcentury design.
When singer-songwriter Christopher Cross unveiled his self-titled debut album in 1980 and went on to win five Grammy awards in 1981. Among the award
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.'