Homes shaped
by light
For over two decades, RB Empire has quietly represented America's most considered private residences — from oceanfront villas in Malibu to sky homes above Manhattan.
A quiet arrival
Board-formed concrete, teak fins and floor-to-ceiling glass. The house reveals itself slowly, the way good architecture should.
Light, all day
A fifty-foot wall of glass slides away completely, turning the living room into a pavilion that opens onto the garden.
Water as architecture
A thirty-three-foot pool runs the length of the deck, edged in honed limestone and shaded by sycamores at dusk.
Floating above
The upper floor cantilevers twelve feet over the terrace, creating a shaded outdoor room for long summer afternoons.
Five suites, one garden
Every bedroom faces the ocean garden. Service rooms sit discreetly behind a central core, so the family side of the house stays calm.
At dusk, it glows
Warm light spills through the teak fins onto the lawn. Offered privately at $14,500,000.