"Baywatch" star Pamela Anderson has decided to sell her long-time Malibu Colony home and move to Canada. Her coastal property is now listed for $14.9 million.

After her recent marriage to bodyguard, Dan Hayhurst, the couple has decided to head north and focus on renovating a home that Anderson had bought decades ago. Anderson, who is an avid animal welfare activis,t would still be able to rescue animals on the new beachfront property. She has also stated that she feels more settled on her sustainable Vancouver Island ranch.

Originally purchased in 2000 for $1.8 million, Anderson completely renovated the property with the help of architect Philip Vertoch and interior designer Josh Chryssanthou. The Malibu Colony home includes four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Anderson ensured to add her signature touch by adding some unique and sustainable features to the home such as teak wood imported from conflict-free areas, a bathtub in the master bedroom, solar panels, and a sustainably built irrigated vegetable garden.

Other amenities include a roof deck with a fireplace and views, a pool and spa, and a guesthouse. The master bedroom has custom closets with built-in lighting, a bath with dual sinks, a private balcony and a sauna. The home also has private beach and lagoon access.

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Located only 90 miles from their main Beverly Hills mansion, this classic California coastal property is well-suited for the celebrity family of four.

The home sits right on the beach, off a private gated drive, just outside of the pedestrian-friendly town of Carpinteria. It's only a 15-minute drive north to Natalie Portman's 10-acre Montecito estate. Movie trivia buffs will realize that Portman has the rare distinction of being the only star to have kissed both Kunis (Black Swan) and Kutcher (No Strings Attached).

Kutcher and Kunis's six-bedroom, six-bath, beach house has an open kitchen with eat-in bar, high peaked ceilings in the living area, and built-in bunk beds in the kid's room.

The full walk-up porch offers plenty of space to grill out or to get some sun, while the second-floor balcony provides relaxing waterfront views. A hot tub on the front deck gives the young parents a place to get cozy once the kids have gone to bed.

The home doesn't appear to need any renovations, but if it ever does, Kunis can dust off the sledgehammer and hardhat she donned for her parent's condo renovation on an episode of the reality show My Houzz in 2017.

The mile-long Carpinteria coast is a fun beach for families with ample places for tidepool exploring and surf-fishing on the mile-long stretch of sand.

With pleasant and sunny 70-degree weather this time of year, Kutcher, Kunis, and the kids should get some good use out of their charming beach cottage this summer. Chris Palme, a broker for Coldwell Banker in Santa Barbara who specializes in the marketing and sales of residential, luxury, and view properties, says this area is, "the 'American Riviera' – an upscale community tucked between the mountains and the ocean offering an ideal Mediterranean climate."

He adds, "it is no wonder that those who can live anywhere in the world choose to spend much of their time in this idyllic environment."

Kunis, playing Jackie on That 70's Show, once said, "If I could run across the beach into my own arms, I would." Fortunately, for her and Kutcher, neither of them will have to worry about being alone on this beach.

Photos by Trulia

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Wahlberg purchased the property back in 2001 for just under $5 million and since then has enjoyed its playground-like amenities including a putting green, lagoon pool with grotto, water slide and a full service gym with a boxing ring.

In 2008, Wahlberg and his wife listed the property with an asking price of $15.9 million, but in four years there have been no takers.

The price on the seven bedroom, 10.5 bath home has dropped now to about $13 million.

Real estate insiders speculate Walhberg and his family are planning to move to the exclusive Beverly Park community; in 2009 Wahlberg spent $8.25 million on a parcel of land there. It had yet to be developed at the time, but reportedly ground has just been broken on the property.

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