Robert Dinero’s Oceanfront Malibu Home in ‘Heat’ Lists for $21 Million – Robb Report

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A Malibu playmat from a classic crime film has just hit the market.

Located at 26940 Malibu Cove Colony Dr, the oceanfront home famously starred on the silver screen as the residence of Neil McCauley, the burglar played by Robert De Niro in the 1995 film Heat. The two-story residence, listed for $21 million dollars, was designed by architect Ron Goldman and spans 3,502 square feet with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Dissolving walls, walkways and private terraces blend the interior and exterior spaces of the property.

Inside the casual living room overlooking the outdoor patio. Sterling Reed

The mid-century modern home’s exterior is dressed in white with a distinctly minimalist design approach, accented primarily by structural lines. A roof of skylights floods the interior spaces with light, complementing the living room and dining room to the left of the entry foyer. The living room hosts a fireplace and offers access to a large balcony with breathtaking ocean views. Off the living area, you’ll find the dining room and kitchen. The latter is a chef’s kitchen with professional-grade appliances. The open design of the space, meanwhile, offers views of the central staircase, upper level, and ocean in one space.

An informal living room is located on the ground floor with ample space for your furniture as well as your favorite books. To the left of that space, you can access the peaceful outdoor patio with hardwood flooring, lush landscaping, and floating staircase. The master bedroom is located upstairs and offers a private balcony with ocean views, a fireplace, and an en-suite bathroom with his and hers sinks. Further bedrooms are also located on this floor, one of which has its own outdoor patio.

Robert De Niro next to large balcony of downstairs house in 1995’s Heat. Courtesy of Youtube

While the home doesn’t offer discrete entertaining spaces, its large garage could double as a gym for the fitness enthusiast. It comes filled with lockers, a washer and dryer, plus space for at least two of your favorite rides. By the way, the newly installed Tesla chargers in space should prove useful for those who have joined the electric revolution. One last plus? The property is gated and guarded 24/7 as part of the Malibu Cove colony. Thus, it is likely that no one will bring heat to your home.

For more details, contact Jane Dorian at Carolwood Estates who hold the listing.

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Sterling Reed

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