Inside Dick Van Dyke's $8m retirement fun palace! Mary Poppins icon, 97, builds dream Malibu home featuring water slide into the pool, putting green and even a dance studio

Dick Van Dyke is enjoying his retirement in style.

The veteran entertainer has made a number of renovations on his three-bedroom, two-bathroom Malibu, California mansion in the 37 years he’s owned it, as evident in newly-snapped exterior photos of the mansion that sits in a luxe gated community.

The West Plains, Missouri-born actor, 97, bought the home for $750,000 in September of 1986, and it is now estimated to be worth $7.7 million, according to Redfin.

Among the amenities the Mary Poppins star has set up in his home include a water slide into an adjacent pool, which features a bar, a surfboard and a boogie board. The outdoor area also includes a small patio area over a rectangular patch of grass. 

The Hollywood legend’s home also features a golf putting area; a dance studio, an art studio and an entertainment hut.

The West Plains, Missouri-born actor bought the home for $750,000 in September of 1986, and it is now estimated to be worth $7.7 million, according to Redfin 

The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang actor traverses around the property and community via a golf buggy and vintage caravan. 

The Emmy-winning actor’s home sits across 2,226 square feet and was built 50 years ago, in 1973. 

Van Dyke has seemingly recovered smoothly after being involved in an auto accident in March in Malibu. 

Among the amenities the Mary Poppins star has set up in his home include a water slide into an adjacent pool, which features  a bar, a surfboard and a boogie board 

The outdoor area also includes a small patio area over a rectangular patch of grass 

The Hollywood legend’s home also features a golf putting area; a dance studio, an art studio and an entertainment hut 

 

The small building on the premises is surrounded by a brown fence that reads the word ‘Love’ in lettering

The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang actor traverses around the property and community via a golf buggy and vintage caravan 

The property in the tony Southern California community includes multiple trees which provide shade 

An outdoor deck overlooks the unique backyard area of the home