California’s first-ever zero carbon ready residence is now available in the Los Angeles market.The project includes an ultra-luxury home available for $32M.
California-based firm Crown Pointe Estates is the project developer. Burdge Architects is managing the design concepts and construction. Beyond Efficiency has provided the energy design, and STOK is responsible for energy and carbon planning.
11865 Ellice Street via Tanveer Badal Photography
MariSol Malibu Zero Series Interiors via Tanveer Badal Photography
The property site is a 2.48-acre parcel located at 11865 Ellice Street in Malibu. Launched in the market as a part of the MariSol Malibu Zero Series, the residence, deemed Zero One, will offer six bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and three half bathrooms styled in a modern ranch design. The luxury home yields square footage of 14,429 square feet. The MariSol Malibu Zero Series is a collection of four zero carbon homes and upon completion all homes will feature designs meeting the exacting standards of the Paris Agreement and Kigali Accords.On-site amenities for Zero One include a fitness center, home theater, bocce ball, horseshoe and basketball courts, electric barbecues, induction cooktops, and water vapor fireplaces.
MariSol Malibu Zero Series Site via Tanveer Badal Photography
The International Living Future Institute (ILFI)– the world’s most rigorous green building standard– granted the property its zero carbon ready status.
The project aims to provide a blueprint for sustainable and responsible home-building practices in the future. Zero One is the first home within the Zero Series to be completed, and it illustrates the collection’s fusion of sustainability with luxurious designs. Key sustainable elements include green energy, Tesla batteries, solar panels, sustainable timber, and recycled steel at the site level.
The developer invested $2 million in landscaping, revegetating 317 trees, including native coastal oaks, Monterey cypress, pines, and fifteen other species. The residential property also features fauna habitat restoration initiatives, beehives for yearly harvests, fruit orchards, vegetable, and herb gardens.
Zero One View via Tanveer Badal Photography
The property site sits between the Santa Monica mountains and the white-sand Pacific beach.
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