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Julia's Dream Home Exclusive

Posted Feb 10th 2006 10:54AM by TMZ Staff

TMZ has reviewed the blueprints for the Malibu home Julia Roberts is building -- in a word, it's the "ultimate."


Julia bought the property last year (a double lot) for $20 million. She promptly leveled the existing house and began building a new one on a spectular bluff overlooking the Pacific.



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The plans - which TMZ recently inspected at the Malibu Planning Department, reveal the new structure is 5,232 square feet -- all on one level. It's a stone veneer traditional home with redwood trim.

The 286 square foot family room is the focal point of the house -- not surprising, given that Julia and husband Danny Moder have one- year-old twins. The plans show an adjacent "stuff" room, presumably for toys and other "stuff."

The master bedroom is the bomb -- 331 square feet, overlooking the ocean. Of course, there's an impressive master bath, huge walk in closet and a powder room.

The dining room and kitchen are huge, both with vaulted ceilings.

The outside is just as impressive. The new rectangular pool sits next to a large cabana.

Not surprisingly, Julia is investing in a high-tech security system with an electronic gate. She's ensuring privacy by landscaping the property with sycamore trees and ficus hedges.

The plans say Roberts is spending $600,000 for the new home, but that figure surely low-balls the real cost.

One of the big attractions -- there's a private path down to a secluded beach, where surf-crazy Danny can catch some waves.

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1. I hope for Julia's sake she get's her 5,232 square foot malibu dream home built before proposition 87 , which she endorses, get's passed. She'll have a tough time excavating her property with her twins tonka toys.

Posted at 7:09PM on Nov 7th 2006 by Grey Bandit

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