This is a unique and rare property in Malibu. It is a secluded, quiet and private retreat, just a few hundred yards off the PCH and less than 1/2 mile to Nicholas Canyon Beach. It appears to be the only cabin on the grounds to survive the 2018 Woolsey fire. The recently redone, immaculately clean cabin shares the hillside property with only the main building, tennis courts, and some airstream trailers on the ridge above the cabin. The cabin feels like a showroom condition vintage Big Sur or Sequoia cabin. A small stone fire place (which is now sensibly lit by electric candles), two comfortable bedrooms, 2.5 baths and kitchen alcove. Wood floors. Dining table couches and chairs. Outside the kitchen is a large deck with BBQ, two tables, benches facing the pacific, visible through the trees below. A small grove of older Sycamores surround the cabin. The kitchen is small but practical and well set-up and we cooked most of our meals. There's a coffee machine, electric kettle, fridge and stove (among other appliance - Melissa has the full list.) The wifi is strong. There are loads of windows, that allow a refreshing crossbreeze. While it is incredibly clean and comfortable, it feels remote. We were there for 3 nights and, aside from check-in, only saw the groundskeeper from afar. A large house high on the west side ridge can be seen, but it is quite far from the property. The faint sounds of an occasional truck or accelerating motorcyle can be heard at night on the ocean breeze, but it's far enough back from the PCH that there is very little noticable vehicle noise. The main noises are from the surrounding nature. A flock of wild parrots (I think) start the day off with a squawking. A good number of hawks cruise through during the day. Bunnies, squirrles, lizards and more birds crisscross the hillside. Nicholas Canyon Beach, a relatively uncrowded (for Malibu) beach, is just across the PCH. Leo Carrilo is about 1/2 a mile west. Melissa was a fantastic communicator, extremely helpful in accomodating our time and she keeps the property immaculate. If you are looking for a private, calm, secluded coastal cabin vibe this is the place. The effects of the Woolsey fire can still be seen on the burn marks on some of trees around the property, but it's amazing how much vegetation has grown back in the past 18 months. The short review is an incredibly hospitable, clean, well-appointed and, most important for us, peaceful escape on the western edge of Malibu.