Located at the western edge of Los Angeles County, Malibu encompasses 27 miles of dramatic coastline between Topanga Canyon and the Ventura County line. The inland terrain, bordered to the north and west by the Santa Monica Mountains, is hilly and covered with dense brush, giving the area its rugged rural feel. Much of the mountainous landscape is either unsuitable for building or is protected wilderness area so that most of the city’s 12,000 residents live either in the beach areas near Pacific Coast Highway or far up into the canyons that border Calabasas.
Many of the homes in Malibu are second residences; however, there is a hearty population of year-rounders, many of whom can either work from home or commute in off hours. Commuters rely largely on PCH which is the main north-south thoroughfare along the coast in and out of Malibu.
It is the playground for the rich and famous with beachfront properties in the multi-million dollar range. It is also a mecca for outdoor activities and world famous for its surfing.
Not just a destination, a way of life…
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