Mike Fleiss, the original showrunner of "The Bachelor," is ready to rent out his Malibu, CA, home for $65,000 a month.
Per reports, Fleiss had attempted to sell the four-bedroom residence in 2018 for close to $19 million—and prior to that, he offered it as a monthly rental for $75,000.
Alas, no buyer surfaced, so Fleiss has returned the Mediterranean-style villa to the rental market. Take a look at the pretty details in this rare offering.
Private and gated, this seaside retreat is set high atop a bluff. Views include the ocean and the Queen's Necklace, a string of coastal lights that twinkle in a chain at night.
Lofty ceilings, skylights, banks of windows, and glass walls add up to a sunny property that makes the most of its indoor-outdoor living opportunities.
The main level includes a spacious living room with a fireplace and a dining space with a chic tray ceiling. A luxe kitchen offers high-end appliances, an island, and access to the patio and sea vistas behind the home.
Among the four bedrooms is a guest suite with its own kitchenette. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet, gorgeous stone bathroom, and a private sauna.
Indoor amenities include a media room/library and a mud room. There's also guest parking for six cars and a key to the sweetest perk of all—beach access.
Meanwhile, a huge lawn, a pool with a waterfall and a flagstone pool deck, a patio, and a pergola await in the backyard. There's also a fire pit, an outdoor shower, and a barbecue.
Fleiss created the ultra-successful "Bachelor" franchise; but as of last year, he's no longer a part of the operation. He left the show after allegations of racial discrimination came to light.
