Nicolas Cage’s Malibu mansion — a $10.5 million beachfront property — is literally sinking into the ground.
Photos show a deep hole where the driveway of the spacious modern home used to be.
Leading up to the enclosed garage, asphalt and concrete appear to have simply cracked open and fallen in, along with various items including a construction site port-a-potty and what appear to be fragmented panels from a privacy fence.
Large chunks of concrete were visible in the hole, as well.
A massive sinkhole appeared at the Malibu home of Nicolas Cage, as seen above. X17online.com
The hole opened up in front of the star’s driveway. X17online.com
Panels from a privacy fence had also fallen into the sinkhole. X17online.com
Large chunks of concrete were visible. Toby Canham for Page Six
In a snapshot from the site of the devastation, the waterfront and beach are visible in the back of the home. Orange cones lined the edges of the sinkhole.
A rep for the “National Treasure” star did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment on Tuesday.
Workers in orange safety vests could be seen in photos assessing the damage and walking near the disaster area.
Another photo showed a firetruck parked near the residence with a yellow hose extended from the vehicle.
Cage, pictured above in 2024, purchased the home in 2024 and was seemingly not home at the time of the incident. Getty Images
Orange cones could be seen surrounding the property. X17online.com
Various items, including a ladder, were seen in the chasm. X17online.com
The entire driveway, along with part of the asphalt road, had fallen away. Toby Canham for Page Six
The “Longlegs” actor, 62, purchased the 4,000 square foot home in 2024 for $10.5 million, and it features dramatic views of the ocean and a private rooftop deck, according to Realtor.com.
According to KTLA, firefighters came upon the chaotic sight early Tuesday while responding to a report of a suspected gas main break.
Per the local news outlet, a public information officer said the massive hole — believed to be caused by “coastal erosion” — is around 30 feet by 30 feet wide.
The sinkhole is believed to be the result of coastal erosion. X17online.com
The hole appeared to be deep. X17online.com
Firefighters were said to have discovered the sinkhole on Tuesday morning. X17online.com
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Gas company staff were onsite Tuesday, were they worked restoring the gas main.
The outlet noted that no evacuations have been ordered, despite the dramatic damage, and according to KTLA, no injuries have been reported.
No one appeared to be at home when the hole opened up. “As a matter of fact, the house looks like it is under some sort of renovation,” KTLA’s Rich Prickett said while reporting on the incident.
The Los Angeles area experienced significant rainfall on Sunday. Toby Canham for Page Six
Firefighters had responded to a reported gas main break. X17online.com
No evacuations have been ordered. Toby Canham for CA Post
The home, pictured above in a previous photo, has a private rooftop deck and an oceanfront location. X17online.com
The massive home was built by the late Jose Liberman of Liberman Broadcasting in the 1990s and was finally sold to the “Moonstruck” star after years in the Liberman family.
The disaster came after a day of heavy rain in the Los Angeles area, which high surf affecting the Southern California coast after Hurricane Marie developed.
Cage — who married fifth wife Riko Shibata in 2021 — is known for roles in iconic mainstream movies including “Face/Off,” “Con Air,” and “Gone in 60 Seconds,” among many others.