Garcelle Beauvais’s $2.26 Million Dream Beach House in Oxnard, CA
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Garcelle Beauvais has completed building her dream home in the coastal community of Oxnard, just south of Ventura.
The three-story contemporary beach house replaces a small 850-square-foot cottage she purchased in August 2021 for $765,000.
After tearing down the original one-bedroom, one-bathroom structure, Garcelle poured $1.5 million into designing and constructing a sleek new residence.
Property Highlights
Price: $2.3 million (land + construction)
Location: Oxnard, CA
Size: 2,700 square feet
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 3 bed, 3 bath
Notable Features: Rooftop patio, hot tub, wine storage, golf cart parking
Tour The House With Garcelle
In a YouTube video from Bravo, Garcelle offers a personal tour of her home, highlighting the meaningful details you might miss in listing photos, like the gifted decor from Kyle Richards, her playful obsession with cutting boards, and, of course, the house rules.
Living The Beach Life
Since stepping away from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Garcelle has been soaking up every part of beach life, starting with her rooftop patio, where she can sip wine and enjoy ocean views under the California sun.
Another perk of her coastal lifestyle is the ability to blur the lines between work and play, taking meetings seaside and letting the flow of the waves spark her creativity.
A major reason Garcelle left Beverly Hills was to be more present for her sons, offering them a calmer environment as they wrapped up high school.
In her home tour, Garcelle shared that the house was designed to be a place of gathering, where her sons could bring friends over and the family could enjoy meaningful moments surrounded by loved ones, which seems to be exactly what she’s doing in her Instagram post below.
A Proper Farewell
Garcelle Beauvais completed her dream beach home in Oxnard just before announcing her departure from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after five seasons, a fitting sendoff from reality TV to real-life recalibration.
What began as a humble 850-square-foot cottage in 2021 has been reimagined as a 2,700-square-foot, three-level retreat complete with a rooftop patio, hot tub, wine storage, and even golf cart parking.
But beyond the design upgrades, the $2.26 million project represents a deeper shift: a purposeful move into a chapter where family takes center stage, and where work fits in around life, not the other way around.
