Steve McQueen’s former Malibu home bought for $8.35m now lists for $16.995m
Steve McQueen's iconic Malibu beach house passed through several ownership hands before receiving significant renovations from its latest buyers. Boasting oceanfront decks and private beach access, this esteemed property is nestled within an exclusive gated community. Initially bought for $8.35 million, it was revamped and relisted at $16.995 million, eventually selling for $13.6 million in…
In 2022, the former Malibu beach house of Hollywood actor Steve McQueen was relisted for $16.995 million after changing hands twice in 2020 and undergoing significant renovations. The 4,335-square-foot residence is situated in the gated Victoria Point community of Malibu, featuring oceanfront decks, expansive Pacific views, and private beach access.
The property was originally purchased by songwriter Ammar Malik and his wife, Chyna Bardarson, for $8.35 million, as reported by Architectural Digest. McQueen, famous for films such as Bullitt and The Great Escape, resided with his then-wife, actress Ali MacGraw, in the house during the 1970s. The property, which provided a quieter setting away from Hollywood, was known for its proximity to the beach and breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean.
The house remained associated with McQueen's legacy even after his death in 1980, contributing to its appeal in the real estate market. After being sold for $7.2 million in 2020, the property was later acquired by Malik and Bardarson, who invested in extensive renovations, including plumbing, electrical upgrades, and extending the living spaces to include large glass walls that open onto the oceanfront decks.
The property, with its four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and distinct coastal setting, was relisted for $16.995 million in November 2022, reflecting the value added by its historical associations, extensive renovations, and luxurious amenities.
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