The Malibu Hills Ranch
Home photos circa 1938. The living room
above and right is 65 feet long and each
ceiling beam is a foot thick.
The materials to build the house were
brought up the hill in wagons via a dirt road.
Today the house is still a beautiful and restful place...
The Kitchen
The dining room.
1934
These nine photos were taken by Susie Coffman on her visit to the house in January '09.
The house is NOT open to the public!
The great
fireplace that
Dorothy was
able to stand  
in.
This archway
can be seen in
two of the old
photos above.
The large painted
picture of
William Boyd
used to be where
the mirror is now.
Wagon wheel
chandelier is still
hanging from the
beautiful ceiling.
This couch is
original! It can
be seen in two of
the above photos.
The bar in the
little sitting
room.
The bath. The
tiles are all from
Spain.
This is the front
of the house.
This is the view
from the front of
the house and
you can see the
road leading up
to it. Though it is
hard to see,
where the two
mountains meet,
there is the
Pacific Ocean.
The other side of
 the little sitting
room.