Dick Martin and Dolly Read's longtime Malibu home lists for $9.995 million
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Dick Martin and Dolly Read's longtime Malibu home lists for $9.995 million
"Over the 40 years I have lived in the home, I've seen Broad Beach grow into an even more desirable location. This home is particularly special, as it brings a warm, lovely Cape Cod style to an area that has long been considered the home to Hollywood elite."
"Built in 1946, the beach house sits on more than a third of an acre and has unobstructed ocean views and a courtyard filled with fountains, gardens and fruit trees. A wood-plank walkway leads directly from the home to the sand."
"Inside, the cozy layout has a classic coastal look with brick accents, open-beam ceilings and rows of glass doors. A cook's kitchen, a breakfast nook and a living room with fireplace are among the features in the 2,551 square feet of interiors."
The beachfront property located on Broad Beach in Malibu is being sold for $9.995 million. Built in 1946, the home spans 2,551 square feet on over one-third acre with unobstructed ocean views. The residence features three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a guest house, and classic coastal design with brick accents, open-beam ceilings, and glass doors. The home served as a celebrity gathering spot for over 40 years, hosting notable guests including Frank Sinatra, Johnny Carson, Gregory Peck, and Sammy Davis Jr. The late actor Bill Bixby was married on the property. Dick Martin, who died in 2008, was cohost of "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" and later directed television shows. Dolly Read, 71, appeared in "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" and television series including "Charlie's Angels."
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