Laurene Powell Jobs really likes Malibu: She just picked up her fourth insanely pricey property in the area of Paradise Cove, this time for $94 million, according to the Los Angeles Times.

The deal appears to have closed on June 4.

This beachfront parcel in the tony enclave west of Los Angeles is yet another addition to the three other adjacent properties the billionaire has purchased over the past decade, which total close to $80 million for the land alone.

Aerial view of Laurene Powell Jobs’ latest Malibu purchase

(Google Satellite)

According to the Robb Report, these include a 3-acre $44 million property in 2015.

An adjoining home purchased in 2017 for $16.5 million has five bedrooms and 4,058 square feet of living space. It sits on 1.2 acres, which includes a four-car garage.

Powell Jobs scooped up a third property for $17.5 million in 2021. According to the Real Deal, the oceanfront 2,677-square-foot home was built in 1956 with five bedrooms and three baths. The lot size is 9,810 square feet. It’s appeared in TV shows such as “Charlie’s Angels” and “The Twilight Zone.”

Powell Jobs’ latest purchase was off-market, and there are no photos available and very little information to go on. Previously, the property last changed hands in 1978 for $487,000.

However, property records indicate the home is 6,300 square feet with eight bedrooms and six bathrooms. The residence dates to 1956 and sits on 4 acres. Notably, the slender parcel extends to the beach.

A Google Earth photo of the property shows it to be under construction. So the price of the land doesn’t even begin to include the costs to build a massive compound.

Of course, the widow of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs can well afford the astronomic costs of buying and building in the high-flying area: Her net worth is estimated to be $13.8 billion.

Powell Jobs, 60, reportedly owns several homes in Los Altos, a pied-à-terre in San Francisco, as well as several properties in Florida. She manages the Steve Jobs Trust and is the founder and chair of the Emerson Collective.