Clothing and furniture designer James Perse is listing a fully furnished Malibu “farmhouse” for $12.995 million. The six-bedroom house measures about 7,400 square feet, according to listing agent Lily Harfouche of Compass. Located on roughly 2 acres in the Point Dume area, the estate also includes a roughly 50-foot-long swimming pool and an attached two-car garage, as well as keyed access to Little Dume Beach. Mr. Perse bought the house in 2013 for $6.69 million, according to property records. The designer, who owns two other homes in Malibu, said he bought the house as an investment and spent about a year renovating and furnishing it. He said he aimed to infuse the house with “old-world kind of farmer charm” and was inspired by Point Dume’s “ranch sensibility.” More:Playboy Mansion to Sell for $105 Million, Could Set Price Record for Los Angeles He filled the house with a mix of antiques, custom pieces and items from his eponymous furniture collection. Among his favorite pieces in the house are antique wooden trestle tables which his team restored and refinished, as well as a custom shuffleboard they made for the game room. In a nod to Malibu’s surfing culture, he also had several surfboards made as decorative pieces. The furniture isn't included in the sale price. Mr. Perse said the cost to purchase all of the furniture would be $750,000 to $1 million, although the pieces can also be purchased individually. Mr. Perse, 43, launched his clothing line in the 1990s. He launched his furniture line about six years ago. Write to Candace Taylor at Candace.Taylor@wsj.com