Indulge in the extraordinary with this unparalleled multi-generational compound along the Southern California coastline. A true masterpiece by renowned architect Edward R. Niles, this iconic residence, featured in GA Houses Project 2005, is a rare gem in the realm of global architectural wonders. A symphony of glass and steel, it stands as one of the most spectacular homes in Southern California, rivaling the allure of world-class contemporary art museums. Niles’ visionary design, reminiscent of the Guggenheim and The Broad, seamlessly blends futuristic aesthetics with breathtaking natural surroundings. Living here means embracing approximately 75′ of pristine beachfront, featuring a mesmerizing tide pool (Harrison Reef). The expansive 8,206 sq ft main house, with its 4bd/5.5ba layout, and the detached 1bd/1ba guest house are a harmonious blend of luxury and artistry. The residence incorporates the symbolism of the lucky number “8” with meticulous precision, creating a Feng Shui-inspired haven that effortlessly connects with the surrounding ocean and sky. The well-gated .83-acre property is not just a home but a fortress engineered to withstand natural forces, complete with an on-site generator for added self-sufficiency. Indulge in the state-of-the-art amenities, including a music room, a home theater with hardwired streaming connections and a stainless-steel Japanese soaking tub overlooking the crashing waves. The interior showcases a purist design with Bulthaup cabinets, Dornbracht luxury faucets, and Sub-Zero refrigerators. An exposed architectural concrete wall adds a touch of exclusivity. Beyond the interiors, the property’s open spaces can host over 100 guests, featuring an outdoor fire conversation pit, an oceanfront grassy yard and plenty of private seating areas complimented by lush mature landscaping. Accessible via private flight into Camarillo airport, this architectural marvel is more than a home; it’s an exclusive retreat for those who cherish the privilege of ownership in a league of its own.