Robert Dornhelm, the Austrian director who won an Emmy nomination for directing "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" documentary, has reportedly put up his Malibu pad for rent asking $29,500 a month.
As summer takes on the United States, Dornhelm's home is just one of the many celebrity residences that are being offered up for rent.
Last year, many screen personalities like Matthew Perry and Steven Spielberg had put their Malibu abodes for rent asking $40,000 a month and $125,000 a month, respectively. This year, producer Brian Grazer's home is being offered for $175,000 a month and Lee Majors' house is also available for $75,000 a month.
Supermodel Cindy Crawford also has one of her properties up for rent asking $45,000 a month from June to August. It was offered for $19,500 a month from September 2013 to May 2014.
Comparing Dornhelm's price to the others, this seems like quite a catch.
The listing information reveals that the residence is a 3,986-square-feet single-family house, comprising of four bedrooms, four full and one half bathrooms.
The home offers beautiful views of the ocean and the horizon.
Interiors of the home feature floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors and high ceilings. Living space includes a living area with an open plan dining area and a modern eat-in kitchen that has stone counter-tops. There is a screening room and an office as well.
Outside, the home has an infinity pool enhanced with underwater speakers, lounging areas a barbecue area and ample parking space. The house looks like a perfect summer rental and therefore it's only available through July and August.
The listing description of the home reads:
"Contemporary Oasis in Malibu above Carbon Beach with 360 degree views encompassing the coastline from Palos Verdes to Point Dume."
"Screening room, office, outdoor barbeque and Italian pizza oven. Beautifully landscaped and surrounded by courtyard and numerous patios that lead to lovely terraced orchards, vegetable and herb gardens. A nature lover's paradise..."
Check out the photos of the home here.
