Kamala Harris’ swanky $8 million Malibu hideout comes with plenty of privacy for the former vice president … as seen in the first ever photos of the home.

Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, quietly dropped $8.15 million last month on the gated mansion in Point Dume, one of Malibu’s most exclusive coastal enclaves.

The newly obtained images show a sprawling, cliff-side retreat with sweeping ocean views, a far cry from Washington’s marble corridors and security perimeters.

The four-bedroom, six-bath home sits on three-quarters of an acre and comes loaded with Malibu must-haves: a heated pool, in-ground spa, fire pit, gated entry and postcard-perfect sightlines of the Pacific.

Inside, the 1979 build features beamed ceilings, skylights, a wet bar and multiple entertaining spaces, all the trappings of a high-dollar coastal escape.

Meanwhile, Dems behind the scenes are anything but happy with Harris’ lack of public appearances lately — and the Malibu pad could serve as just another way for her to hideout.

“She’s not someone who likes being out and about. She doesn’t really want to engage with people in a way that isn’t already orchestrated,” a Democratic consultant in her circle told Politico.

“But her absence has been really notable. And to some people, very offensive.”

Harris did recently speak at the Democratic National Convention where she took aim at President Trump and the administration — she was also one of the biggest Dems who criticized Trump’s handling of Venezuela.

“Pulling police officers from protecting everyday Angelenos to protect a failed presidential candidate who also happens to be a multi-millionaire, with multiple homes and who can easily afford to pay for her own security, is nuts,” the Los Angeles Police Protective League board of directors told the Los Angeles Times in September.