Stunning $44.5 million Malibu mansion features an infinity pool – and costs up to $105,000 per night for those who can afford it

A beautiful mansion on the “Roof of Malibu” with its own vineyard has hit the market for an eye-watering $44.5 million.

The Tuscan-style villa is located 600 feet above Malibu in the Santa Monica Mountains.

Known as Malibu Rocky Oaks Estate, the French limestone-clad mansion features an infinity pool, five bedrooms and bathrooms over three levels, and terraces with breathtaking views.

The Tuscan-style villa known as Malibu Rocky Oaks Estate is located 600 feet above Malibu in the Santa Monica Mountains

The French limestone clad mansion features an infinity pool with stunning views

The French limestone clad mansion features an infinity pool with stunning views

With a whopping 9,000 square feet, the average in Malibu is 3,200, the asking price puts the property at just under $5,000 per square foot

With a whopping 9,000 square feet, the average in Malibu is 3,200, the asking price puts the property at just under $5,000 per square foot

The 37-acre estate is home to a 10-acre vineyard with over 10,000 grape vines to produce the manor’s own home-grown Malbec.

The estate’s wine business currently produces 15,000 bottles of wine a year, bringing in a handsome $300,000, according to the estate agent.

At a whopping 9,000 square feet, the average in Malibu is 3,200, while the asking price puts the property at just under $5,000 per square foot.

1692821299 904 Stunning 445 million Malibu mansion features an infinity pool

“If you have a God complex, this is the house for you,” says Shawn Elliot, the real estate agent

The property features five bedrooms and five bathrooms over three levels

The property features five bedrooms and five bathrooms over three levels

The impressive house has been visited by the Kardashian family while filming for their reality TV series in 2014

The impressive house has been visited by the Kardashian family while filming for their reality TV series in 2014

“If you have a God complex, this is the house for you,” says Shawn Elliot, the real estate agent told CNBC.

“For me, this is the eighth wonder of the world,” he added.

The impressive home has been visited by the Kardashian family while filming for their reality TV series in 2014.

Another popular reality show, the Bachelorette, was filmed in the property in 2013, and the same year the luxury property was featured in the movie The Hangover Part III.

A Jacuzzi with breathtaking views of the Santa Monica Mountains

A Jacuzzi with breathtaking views of the Santa Monica Mountains

The property was first listed for $65 million the same year, but by 2013 the asking price had dropped to $36 million.

The property was first listed for $65 million the same year, but by 2013 the asking price had dropped to $36 million.

A private home theater complete with cinema style seats

A private home theater complete with cinema style seats

If the price tag seems a bit steep, the option is available to rent the house out nightly for $15,000 or $105,000 per week.

Public records show that the estate was purchased for $3.5 million in 2005 by entrepreneur and real estate investor Howard Leight Sr.

Construction of the gigantic Tuscan mansion, designed by architect Bob Easton in 2009, was completed.

The 37-acre estate is home to a 10-acre vineyard with over 10,000 vines to produce the manor's own Malbec.

The 37-acre estate is home to a 10-acre vineyard with over 10,000 vines to produce the manor’s own Malbec.

Public records show that the estate was purchased for $3.5 million in 2005 by entrepreneur and real estate investor Howard Leight Sr.

Public records show that the estate was purchased for $3.5 million in 2005 by entrepreneur and real estate investor Howard Leight Sr.

Construction of the gigantic Tuscan mansion, designed by architect Bob Easton in 2009, was completed

Construction of the gigantic Tuscan mansion, designed by architect Bob Easton in 2009, was completed

The property was first listed the same year for $65 million, but by 2013 the asking price had dropped to $36 million.

Last August, the on-again-off-again listing came back on the market, with an asking price of $49.5 million.

After being unsold for five months, it was pulled back from the market and offered again this summer at its current discounted rate, a savings of $5 million.

“We’re executing a $5 million price cut because I really think that’s going to be the number that will attract buyers,” Elliott said.