Pop quiz: when is a $177 million house just not enough?
When it’s right down the road from a $44.5 million house, of course! That’s how much billionaire Marc Andreessen and his longtime wife Laura Arrillaga have forked out to buy their second Malibu home, which they’ll presumably use as office space or for guest accommodations. The Wall Street Journal first reported the couple’s second big splurge.
American architect Chad Oppenheim and acclaimed Malibu local Douglas W. Burdge were subsequently hired by the Weintraubs to convert the place into a sleek contemporary showpiece; today, the newly revitalized mansion sports casually cool and elegant interiors awash in muted neutral decor, with Venetian plaster, Navona travertine floors and walls of glass breathing in the unstoppable ocean views.Last summer, the Weintraubs put the property up for sale, asking $55 million.
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