Take a Peek Inside Halle Berry's Malibu Mansion

The Oscar-winning actress has owned several homes throughout her career, but one of our favorites is this beachfront getaway. According to Architectural Digest, Berry scooped up this Malibu property in 2004 for 8.5 million dollars.

The inside of Berry’s home is beautiful, but one of the best things about this property is the ocean view. In an interview, the actress told The Wall Street Journal that she loves the privacy of her gated oceanfront community. “I’ve always loved the ocean. My home sits on a beach but it feels very private because it’s at the end of the cul-de-sac, so there were never any crowds,” she said.

The inside of the home is tastefully decorated with minimalist chic decor. Art and greenery is everywhere, giving the space a cozy feel.

The open kitchen is an entertainer’s dream with great views of the living area and plenty of counter space.

This bathroom, complete with double sinks, large windows and a deep soaking tub, is made for relaxing.

One of several outdoor deck spaces in the home, this area is a quiet space to enjoy a morning cup of coffee or an evening glass of wine.

This deck, located in the back of the home, offers plenty of privacy.

Floor-to ceiling windows let lots of light into one of three bedrooms. Who wouldn’t want to wake up to this gorgeous view?

The vaulted ceilings and skylight make the living area feel massive. The open flow from the living room to the dining room and kitchen gives Berry and her guests lots of places to hang out.

A famous Hollywood actress needs a place to workout, and this indoor gym space does not disappoint.

The warm neutral colors and sheer window treatments make the living space feel comfortable and airy.

Take a peek over the upper level balcony, and you’ll see that the view of the living space is even better from above.

We’re not sure what this corner of the home is used for, but the view of the garden and the neutral paint color make it a great place to meditate.

The tall ceilings and large windows make it easy to decorate with large sculptures and plants without taking up too much space.