Legendary folk singer and songwriter Joni Mitchell’s stunning beachfront estate in Malibu has officially hit the market for a whopping $27 million.

Located on the prestigious Malibu Road, the 4,000-square-foot Cape Cod-inspired bungalow designed by renowned architect Ron Goldman, offers a slice of coastal paradise that literally cannot be replicated.

Colony #17’s private pool and spa, located mere steps from the sand on the beachfront terrace, is the property’s crown jewel.

Under current strict Malibu coastal development regulations, building a new pool so close to the tide is virtually impossible –– making the property truly one-of-its-kind.

While the house itself is a masterclass in “refined and relaxed” living, it’s the soaring vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, endless walls of glass and sun-drenched floor plan flowing right into the Pacific that make it worth every penny. The property has five beautiful bedrooms and five massive bathrooms.

The property perfectly balances the seclusion of the coveted Malibu Colony with the convenience of being just outside the gates, offering easy access to the area’s top-tier boutiques, cafés and restaurants.

Inside, the home features a massive ocean-facing great room and kitchen, an expansive primary suite with front-row seats to the horizon, and a detached guest house perfect for hosting friends.

For those looking to live like a legend, the estate is being listed jointly by Nanette Iggulden of Coldwell Banker Realty and Jody Katz of Estates and Trusts Realty.

The property listing comes after the folk icon made a rare public appearance at the this year’s Juno Awards in March and shared her health struggles with the world.

While on stage to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award, Mitchell revealed, “[I] had a (brain) aneurysm which changed my life. Oddly, for the better. I went into a coma, which helped me to quit smoking.”

“I was on the road with men for years and years; now I live with a house full of women. So my life has changed for the better out of a catastrophe like a phoenix,” she had said at the time, according to a news article in The Hollywood Reporter.