
Tucked into the Santa Monica Mountains just fifteen minutes from the coast, Seminole Springs is one of Malibu’s best-kept secrets. It’s peaceful, affordable (by Malibu standards), and full of charm — a mountain community with an unmistakably local, down-to-earth feel.
For buyers looking to live near Malibu without the seven-figure space rent, Seminole Springs offers something extraordinary: true ownership, community connection, and panoramic canyon beauty.
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🌿 The Setting
Seminole Springs is located just off Mulholland Highway, in the rolling hills between Malibu and Agoura. It’s surrounded by oak trees, trails, and wildflowers, with a private lake at its heart.
After the 2018 Woolsey Fire, many homes in the park were rebuilt — resulting in a stunning mix of modern architecture and vintage charm. The new homes feature open layouts, high-end finishes, and wraparound decks with sweeping mountain views.
It’s not uncommon to see neighbors chatting by the lake, kids riding bikes, or evening gatherings on decks under string lights.
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🏠 The Ownership Difference
Unlike Paradise Cove or Point Dume Club, where you lease the land beneath your home, Seminole Springs operates as a resident-owned co-op.
That means homeowners own shares in the park itself, rather than renting space. You’ll pay a monthly HOA fee instead of space rent — typically between $800 and $1,200 per month — which covers community maintenance, landscaping, and amenities.
This makes Seminole Springs one of the most stable and affordable ownership models in the Malibu area.

💫 Amenities & Community
Despite its lower price point, Seminole Springs doesn’t skimp on quality of life. The park offers:
• A private lake with picnic areas and walking paths
• Clubhouse with billiards, library, and fitness room
• Pool and spa
• Playground and basketball court
• Community events, farmers markets, and holiday gatherings
The atmosphere is relaxed, creative, and community-driven — a blend of Malibu’s natural beauty and small-town warmth.
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💵 Pricing Overview
Homes in Seminole Springs typically range from $600,000 to $1 million, depending on size, view, and construction year.
While inland from the beach, the park’s affordability and co-op model make it one of the most strategic investments in the Malibu region. Many buyers use it as a first step into Malibu real estate or as a peaceful second home.
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💬 FAQs About Seminole Springs
Q: Do I own the land?
A: Yes, indirectly — you own a share in the co-op that owns the land, which gives you ownership rights and voting power.
Q: What is the monthly cost?
A: HOA fees range from $800–$1,200 per month, covering community upkeep, amenities, and management.
Q: Is financing available?
A: Yes. Mobile Homes Malibu works with lenders who specialize in both traditional and co-op manufactured home financing.
Q: How close is it to the beach?
A: Roughly 15–20 minutes from Paradise Cove and Zuma Beach, and about 10 minutes from Agoura Hills.
Q: What makes it unique?
A: Ownership stability, a tight-knit community, and beautiful surroundings — all at a fraction of the cost of beachfront Malibu.
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🌴 Why Work With Mobile Homes Malibu
Ren Smith (DRE #01329241) at Mobile Homes Malibu is the #1 Realtor for Paradise Cove and Point Dume Club, with record-breaking sales and exclusive off-market listings across Malibu’s premier mobile home parks.
The team combines insider park knowledge, deep community relationships, and unmatched marketing to help buyers find the perfect fit — from oceanfront luxury to mountain tranquility.
📞 Call or text Ren Smith at (310) 567-5704
🌐 https://mobilehomesmalibu.com





