A sprawling Malibu estate, recognized for its appearances in popular culture, has been listed for sale at $90 million. The property, known as Venezia Pacifica, is situated in the exclusive Point Dume neighborhood and offers 176 feet of ocean frontage.

The mansion spans approximately 17,700 square feet on over 1.16 acres and was designed by architect Jonathan Stout. It was originally built in the early 1990s by the late real estate developer Ken Harges, who drew inspiration from his wife's Italian heritage to create a Renaissance-inspired architectural style. The estate features elegant archways, columns, stone flooring, and grand fireplaces.

Key features of the interior include a two-story ballroom with a barrel-vaulted glass ceiling and a wrought-iron elevator. The home also contains a formal dining room, library, a chef's kitchen with dual islands, a home cinema, several wet bars, and a wood-paneled office.

One of the most interesting features of the home is an elevator with wrought-iron detailing inside the mansion's two story ballroom

A notable amenity is the 9,500-square-foot underground garage with space for 20 cars. Outdoor amenities include a resort-style swimming pool, spa, and private access to a beach. The property also includes an oceanfront pavilion and landscaped grounds.

The outside of the home is equally as spectacular as the patio overlooking Malibu's famous cliffs has a resort-style swimming pool, spa and private access to one of the areas most coveted beaches

The estate has served as a filming location for numerous productions, including "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me," "The O.C.," "CSI: Miami," and "Last Action Hero." Jay-Z also filmed his 1998 music video for "Money Ain't a Thang" at the mansion.

The Venezia Pacifica estate has been used as the backdrop for a plethora of movies and TV shows, including Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, the hit 2000s TV show The O.C. and Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1993 action film Last Action Hero (pictured)

According to the listing agent, the Malibu luxury housing market remains strong, with significant interest in high-end properties. The median sale price in the Point Dume area has seen a substantial increase compared to the previous year.