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Nicolas Cage’s $10.5M Malibu mansion nearly falls into massive sinkhole that swallows driveway

Cage purchased the property in 2024.​Cage purchased the property in 2024. 

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.

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.

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Nicolas Cage's Malibu beach house is threatened by erosion with a sinkhole near a porta-potty and a small dog on a leash.
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A Malibu beach house at 31630 is at risk of falling into the Pacific Ocean due to extreme erosion, with its driveway and adjacent road collapsing into a sinkhole.
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Large sinkhole next to a building's steps, revealing pipes and a ladder in the darkness below, with exposed roots and eroded soil.
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Nicolas Cage's Malibu beach house with a collapsed driveway due to erosion.
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