Pamela Anderson is Renting Her Sweet Malibu Beach House — for Just $50,000/Month

The unassuming exterior conceals a truly spectacular property, with three bedrooms and two separate buildings, boasting a huge swimming pool and direct access to the beach.

The home is located in the sought-after Malibu Colony, one of the most prestigious areas of Malibu.

The home was designed by architect Philip Vertoch, with interior design work by designer Josh Chryssanthou and Pamela Anderson herself, whose personality is reflected throughout the home.

The main entrance is as unique as the home’s owner, a generously wide pivoting glass door that opens into the great room.

Anderson originally bought the home in 2008 for $1.8 million, and wound up completely renovating it.

With reports that she was facing a cash crunch, the frequent Playboy model listed the home back in 2013, asking $7.75 million. It didn’t sell, and now she’s decided to take a different strategy by offering the home as a rental.

From the wood staircase leading to the second level to the distressed wood dining table to the reclaimed wood doors in the background to the lightly stained hardwood floors, Anderson clearly enjoys the warmth of wood!

The oceanfront home boasts a mix of “industrial, coastal and romantic styles,” notes the Trulia listing.

Outdoor living is what it’s all about when you live in Malibu, and Anderson’s outdoor spaces are lined with beautiful teak. And check out that beautiful fire pit.

The property consists of two individual buildings that are separated by the massive pool, bordered by inviting chaise lounge-style seating.

The effect of the outdoor space, notes the listing, “transports you to Bali with bougainvillea-lined walls.”

Inside the home, glass chandeliers and white walls provide a counterpoint to the hardwood flooring and wood accents throughout.

The living room and dining room areas on the main floor of the larger building host this gorgeous kitchen, which was fully updated and designed with input from Anderson herself.

The indoor areas flow seamlessly to the outdoor spaces, with the inside dining room adjacent to the outdoor dining space next to the swimming pool.

A great use of otherwise wasted space, this charming powder room is tucked discreetly beneath the staircase, just off the kitchen.

The main building, toward the front of the property, hosts the open-concept kitchen, dining room and living room areas on the first floor, with the master bedroom and ensuite bathroom located on the second floor.

The master bedroom has a unique feature – a large Picasso bathtub in the corner of the room, while the adjacent master bath includes a dry sauna. Anderson must really like her bubble baths!

Another cool feature of the master bedroom is the private patio, accessed via retractable glass doors. There’s also a fireplace for extra coziness.

The dual-sink vanity is located not in the bathroom but in the bedroom, creating an open flow between the bedroom and bathroom areas.

Anderson’s spacious walk-in closet is discreetly tucked away behind a curved hidden door.

The other building, in the back lower area on the other side of the pool, boasts two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The second building has a staircase that leads to the rooftop deck, with additional lounge areas that the listing says provide “the full Baywatch feel.”

One of the two bedrooms in the second building on the other side of the pool, with lush greenery viewed through the dual windows.

The secondary building also hosts this cozy family room, set up for TV viewing with a large flatscreen tucked into a recessed nook in the wall, with a large sectional sofa ready for relaxation.