Although she’s long primarily resided in a remote part of California’s Santa Ynez Valley, on a 200-acre ranch acquired for about $13 million, Pink has always kept a Malibu vacation home. Back in 2016, she sold her Point Dume estate for $12.5 million to prominent French banker Matthieu Pigasse and subsequently moved to a leased house in the guard-gated Malibu Colony enclave. Five years later, she’s finally bought again in the seaside community — records reveal the bestselling music superstar (“Just Like a Pill,” “Please Don’t Leave Me,” “Who Knew”) and longtime husband Carey Hart have paid $13.7 million for an oceanfront villa once owned by Barry Manilow.
As an indicator of how hot the current real estate climate has become, it’s apparent that Pink won in a bidding war for this place — the $13.7 million close was actually $200,000 over the already aggressive asking price. It’s also a whopping $5 million more than the house sold for less than a year ago, in October 2020, when it was acquired — and quickly renovated — by L.A. dentist Soleyman Cohen-Sedgh. The property was previously owned by Natalia Mogilny, a former wife of Russian ice hockey star Alexander Mogilny. (Records reveal it was Natalia who paid Manilow $5.5 million for the home in 2012.)
Secured by a locked courtyard gate and accented by two mature olive trees, the contemporary house additionally stands out with its stainless steel garage door and trendy wood appliqué. The two-car garage also includes upstairs guest quarters; the main house itself is invisible from the street, set down a staircase behind the garage building much closer to the beach.
Irene Dazzan-Palmer of The Agency was the Malibu property’s listing agent; Lily Harfouche of Compass repped Pink.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com Stairs from the gate and a separate staircase from the guesthouse both lead down to a tiled courtyard that’s both enviably private and affords ample space for entertaining. There’s even a wee jacuzzi, if the ocean just isn’t your thing.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com Floor-to-ceiling glass sliders allow the family room to overlook the tranquil courtyard. Just beyond is a formal dining room with a shimmery gold-and-crystal chandelier.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com Fully renovated with cream and white tiles and “bruised gold fixtures,” per the listing, the kitchen also includes an island and high-end Dacor appliances. An adjoining breakast area connects to a balcony with ocean views.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com Perhaps the home’s most wow-worthy amenity is actually its living room, where the airyness of a soaring ceiling is further enhanced by the massive glass windows, which drink in views of the deep blue sea. Just beyond is a wraparound balcony with space for al fresco dining.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com There are four bedrooms in the main house, including a minimalistic master suite and two additional guest suites upstairs. On the lower beachfront level is another guest bedroom that could be used as a gym.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com The master also offers a walk-in closet with custom built-ins, and the master bath is spa-style with a soaking tub and glass shower.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com Even the guesthouse is fully renovated, complete with a wee bedroom and space for a flatscreen TV, plus a nicely — if generically renovated bathroom.
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Image Credit: Realtor.com The home’s pure white walls stand out from many of the more drab-colored surrounding properties. Out back, the sandy beach makes for an ideal lounging place, and the waves for great surfing.
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