THE ADAMSON HOUSE IN MALIBU
The Spanish Colonial Revival style home—today a National Historic Site, California Historical Landmark, and a California State Park—casts a magical spell, allowing visitors to evoke old California in a way few places can. Built in 1929, it occupies one of the most idyllic oceanfront spots in all of Southern California.
Situated near the Malibu Pier between popular Surfrider Beach and the Malibu Lagoon, the house boasts an exotic mix of Spanish and Moorish influences with dazzling displays of decorative tiles and one-of-a-kind craftsmanship including hand-carved doors, hand-painted frescoes, molded ceilings, distinctive cast ironwork and lead-framed bottle glass windows. Equally compelling is the story of the close-knit family who once lived here and whose aura continues to permeate the interior, where most of their original furnishings remain.
Amenities
Venue Type: Outdoor Beach-Front
∙ A large barn house included
∙ Dressing rooms & bathrooms
∙5 acres of rolling green grass and gardens
∙ Main Entrance is:
23200 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265
Floor Plans
Adamson House Reception Area
Adamson House Cocktail Area
Adamson House Main Layout
Adamson House Ceramony Area
