PHOTOS! Here are pictures of the Malibu Colony home that Cheronda Guyton of Wells Fargo is accused of using as a party house by neighbors. Cheronda Guyton allegedly used 106 Malibu Colony as a party beach house claims neighbors of the ultra rich community Malibu Colony.

As broke earlier, Cheronda Guyton is accused by neighbors, in a new AP report and detailed in the Los Angeles Times, of using a Malibu Colony $12 million beach house – given back to the bank – for her own personal beach parties last summer.

Cheronda is senior vice president of Well Fargo. Her office is out of downtown Los Angeles.

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The owners who lost the home were Lawrence and Linda Elins; their agent at the time was Irene Dazzan-Palmer. Neighbors claim Cheronda Guyton’s name was gotten from the Colony’s guards:

Residents of the gated Malibu Colony said they obtained Guyton’s name  from the community’s guards, who had issued her a homeowner’s parking pass.

The house is 3800 squate feet, built in the early 1990s.

The Elins reportedly gave the house back to the back after their lost a vast sum of wealth to Madoff. Wells Fargo says it’s investigating, Guyton has yet to comment.

Online: 106malibucolony.com