Paradise Cove

Paradise Cove

Live on a famous, iconic stretch of Malibu's coastline

Welcome to Paradise Cove
This neighborhood has single-family homes on the coastline but is also a unique setting in a hip,
golf cart community. Paradise Cove is friendly and an excellent choice for residents who wish to
live along the coast. The distinctive element of Paradise Cove is that it's mostly composed of a
276-property mobile home court that is considered one of the most upscale in the nation.
Residents of Paradise Cove are proud to live in what The New York Times declared "America's
Most Glamorous" mobile park.

Originally, the community was constructed in the 1960s as an exclusive vacation hideaway. It
has since become a place where people settle down and simplify their lives near the Malibu
shoreline. Within the mobile park properties, Paradise Cove has attracted many tiny home
builders and developers devoted to retrofitting these properties. Potential homeowners touring
Paradise Cove will see the multi-tiered beachfront homes and the mobile or tiny home
properties that contain extensive personal, custom designs.

What to Love
● Gated community with ocean views
● A historic beachfront community
● Private beach access
● Compact design features popularized by the recent tiny home movement
● Golf cart community

Local Lifestyle
Paradise Cove is considered an innovative, enjoyable space that's celebrity-driven and
influenced by Malibu. The gated community may involve mobile courts, but they are nothing like
the typical ones. Instead, they are outfitted with the latest designs for compact spaces.
Residents enjoy the craftsmanship behind the meticulous attention to spatial detail, many of
who are tiny home hobbyists. Since Paradise Cove has been the setting for many Old
Hollywood films and newer franchises, most people love heading to the beach when a camera
crew is in town or recounting local cinematic trivia. Residents can travel to Little Dume and
Central Malibu for additional shopping.

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
The choice lots in Paradise Cove are right above the Paradise Cove Beach Café, a family-run
business known for its bold clam chowder, diverse menu items, and environment that's a
throwback to the days when it was a small fishing and vacation hole.

Residents who enjoy shopping will head to Point Dume Village for a healthy treat at SunLife
Organics or a hearty Mexican meal at Lily's Malibu. Many locals enjoy local produce and can stop in front of the roadside stands at Malibu Fig Ranch and gather fresh, local plants at Moon
Valley Nurseries to take home.

Along the Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu Custom Carts is where many in the community shop
for the most bedecked and customizable golf carts in town. Those who want world-class dining
travel southeast of the cove and pick Geoffrey's for the noteworthy fare and extensive patio
seating.

Things to Do
Paradise Cove Beach is an excellent bit of coastline where residents can go sightseeing,
people-watching, and surfing. The Paradise Cove Pier is a tourist attraction that's been the
backdrop for many album covers, modeling portfolios, and Hollywood films. Yet, it is also a quiet
place to fish and relax while feeling the ocean breeze. Many residents enjoy riding down
Paradise Cove Road and stopping along its many lookouts with views of the beach, the wooden
pier, the tumultuous ocean, and the astounding cliffs.

Those interested in watching the surfers may frequent the Malibu Lagoon State Beach to see
Surfrider Beach. Also to the west of this cove is Little Dume Beach, a private beach visited by
many from Paradise Cove who can access it from their homes if they walk west two-and-a-half
miles.

Schools

Students in this area belong to the reputable Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District.

• Our Lady of Malibu Catholic School (K-8), Coed College Preparatory School
• Webster Elementary - California Distinguished School (K-5)
• Malibu Middle School (6-8)
• Malibu High School (9-12)
• Prestigious Pepperdine University

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