Candy Spelling Puts Malibu Beach House On The Market For $23 Million

47 years ago, Candy Spelling and her husband, famous TV producer Aaron Spelling (who died in 2006), bought an 8,000-square-foot beach house in Malibu, California. Now, the Wall Street Journal reports that she’s putting it up for sale at an asking price of $23 million.

The Spelling family’s beach house, located on La Costa Beach, boasts a long history and a stunning 81 feet of Pacific coastline. Candy Spelling has decided to sell the property because she admits she’s “not a sun lover like I used to be,” and the house is rarely occupied by her or her family. This traditional-style beach house features seven bedrooms, a spacious great room, and a dedicated media room, making it an ideal retreat for anyone who loves the sun and ocean views.

The property includes two master suites, with one featuring a cozy fireplace, kitchenette, lounge area, and built-in bookshelves. The official listing highlights the home’s luxurious features, including a two-story entry with ocean views, a chef’s kitchen with high-end appliances, and a family/media room equipped for entertainment. It's a perfect getaway that blends comfort with the beauty of nature.

The listing for this beautiful beach house comes amid the backdrop of the much more famous Spelling Manor in Holmby Hills, which was sold for about $120 million. Candy Spelling sold that property back in 2011 for $85 million to heiress Petra Ecclestone, but she has since lost track of who owns it now. “Everyone keeps asking me who bought the [Holmby Hills] house, and I say I have no idea,” Spelling shared.

Now residing in a condo in Century City, Candy Spelling is ready to part ways with her cherished Malibu home. If you’re looking for a piece of paradise by the ocean, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a slice of California’s beautiful coastline. The video showcasing the property is available courtesy of Hilton & Hyland, revealing just how special this beach house truly is.