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Adamson House Museum

4.7(413)
Museum
About

The Adamson House Museum is a 1929 Spanish Colonial Revival beach house renowned for its intricate Malibu tile work, hand-painted murals, and oceanfront gardens. Its historic architecture and seaside setting offer a distinctive backdrop for small-group tours and events.

Located just steps from Malibu Pier, the museum's lush gardens and fountains provide serene outdoor spaces with stunning coastal views. The house and grounds are ideal for business gatherings seeking a unique, locally rooted venue with a cultural edge.

Best for
  • Intimate client meetings with ocean views
  • Executive offsites in historic surroundings
  • Cultural team-building and guided tours
Standout features
Tile-rich Spanish Colonial Revival design
Architecture
Tile-rich Spanish Colonial Revival design
Built in 1929, the house features intricate Malibu tile work both inside and out, hand-painted murals, and classic Spanish Colonial Revival elements that create a visually striking historic landmark.
Beautifully maintained gardens with beach access
Gardens & Ocean Views
Beautifully maintained gardens with beach access
The grounds include lush gardens with fountains and multiple seating areas, offering stunning oceanfront views and direct access to the beach, making it a serene setting for small outdoor gatherings.
At a glance
Location & hours

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23200 Pacific Coast Highway
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Hours
SundayClosed
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday11am – 2pm
Thursday11am – 2pm
Friday11am – 2pm
Saturday11am – 2pm

Rated 4.7 on Google · 413 reviews