The one-of-a-kind Malibu home of architect Harry Gesner has been listed for $27.5 million. Overlooking 122 feet of beachfront, Gesner named the cylindrical residence “Sandcastle” when he built ...

Deriving its name from the cresting rooflines that mimic the waves pitching on the beach just below, the striking structure was built in 1957 by Harry Gesner, the late architect known for ...

The ocean-themed home first sketched by the late architect Harry Gesner while on a surfboard just off the beach has listed at 33602 Pacific Coast Highway, the Wall Street Journal reported.

“With its unique design and captivating atmosphere, the Wave House stands as a testament to the artistic vision of architect Harry Gesner and its enduring appeal in the real estate market ...

Late architect Harry Gesner, an avid surfer, designed the house in the 1950s to look like a giant cresting wave. He sketched plans for the Malibu home after paddling out to the surf break in front ...

A West Malibu beachfront home built by the late Harry Gesner out of salvaged lumber and old telephone poles has hit the market for $27.5 million. The Sandcastle, a cylindrical-shaped home built by ...

Built in the 1950s by the late architect Harry Gesner, the home has become known as one of California’s most recognizable abodes for its giant wave appearance. (Gesner actually designed the ...