Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu

By Maya Markovski Published: Updated: 1 min read

Television legend Dick Clark is selling his one-of-a-kind residence in Malibu for $3.5 million. The single-story structure with it’s rocky interior looks just like the home of Fred and Wilma from the classic 60′s cartoon.

This real-world version of the Flintstones’ home has one bedroom and two bathrooms, a fireplace and several large glass windows offering views of city lights and sunsets as well as Serrano Valley, the Boney Mountains, the Channel Islands and the Pacific Ocean. The whole property sits on more than 22 acres.

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Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu
Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu
Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu Dick Clark’s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu

Maya Markovski

Maja Markovski is a Bachelor of Architecture and the founder of ArchitectureArtDesigns.com, a leading online platform dedicated to showcasing the best in architecture, interior design, and creative living. With a deep passion for architecture and everything related to it, Maja curates, edits, and writes content that both inspires and educates. As an architect and design enthusiast, she brings a professional perspective to every article—highlighting innovative projects, timeless aesthetics, and emerging trends. Her mission is to bridge the gap between architectural professionals and everyday design lovers by sharing insightful, well-researched content that celebrates creativity, functionality, and artistic expression. Through ArchitectureArtDesigns.com, Maja aims to foster a deeper appreciation for how architecture shapes the spaces we live in—offering practical ideas, curated collections, and thought-provoking features for architects, students, and design-minded readers around the world.