Orlando Bloom Puts $10 Million Malibu Home on the Market and the Details Are Stunning
This is not just a real estate listing. It is a quiet kind of letting go.
On July 17, 2026, Orlando Bloom officially listed his Western Malibu beachfront home for $10 million. TMZ confirmed the news. The listing agents are Carl Gambino and John Bercsi of the Gambino Group at Compass.
But if you only read the headline, you are missing the more interesting story underneath it.
The House That Watched Two Relationships End
Bloom bought this home in 2011 with his then-wife Miranda Kerr, for $2.5 million. Gated Western Malibu. 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 4,181 square feet. Direct beach access with sweeping Pacific views.
Artist and furniture designer Roy McMakin restored the original post-and-beam structure with custom cabinetry, a motorcycle gallery, dual primary suites, a glass-and-timber gym, and a barrel sauna.
The renovation alone cost more than twice the original purchase price, per Bloom’s own words to the Wall Street Journal. That puts the total investment north of $7.5 million.
Bloom and Kerr split in 2013. He kept the house. Their son Flynn spent his early years inside those walls.
Then came Katy Perry. Nearly a decade together. An engagement in February 2019. A daughter, Daisy Dove, born in 2020. A split confirmed in July 2025. The house outlasted both relationships. Now it is finally being let go.
This Is Not the First Time This House Hit the Market
Here is the part every other article skipped.
This exact property was listed in March 2026 for $12 million. At the time, Bloom told the Wall Street Journal he had not lived there in years, had been renting it out, and felt it was “the right time to let it go.” The listing was held by a different agent then.
Now, four months later, the price is $10 million. The agents have changed. Per TMZ’s confirmed report on listing agents Carl Gambino and John Bercsi of the Gambino Group at Compass, the property has been freshly repositioned heading into summer.
A $2 million price cut and an agent change in four months. That tells you something about how the first attempt went.
Why Malibu Is Not the Easy Sell People Think It Is
A famous name on a listing does not move property in 2026.
According to Redfin data, homes in Western Malibu, the exact area where this property sits, are now averaging 256 days on market. Last year that number was 122 days. Buyers are patient, selective, and in no rush.
Bloom’s $10 million ask is more than double the current Western Malibu median sale price of $4 million. That is not an impossible sale, but it is not a quick one either.
This keeps showing up across celebrity real estate. Elisha Cuthbert cut over $1 million off her LA home price and it still had not sold, which is exactly the kind of pattern Bloom is now stepping into with this second attempt.
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Why This Matters
This listing is bigger than one actor selling a beach house.
According to Redfin’s Western Malibu market data, homes in that specific corridor are spending more than 256 days on market on average, more than double last year’s pace, with prices softening across the board. Even beachfront properties with documented history are not immune to what the market is doing right now.
Bloom’s home is testing whether celebrity history still commands a premium when buyers have leverage they have not had in years.
When Bloom appeared on TODAY in September 2025, he was asked about the Perry split. He said it was “nothing but love” and that they would “be great.” Listing this house is the physical version of that same statement. Moving on, quietly, without drama.
It is the same pattern you see when Joy Behar spent nearly 2 years and went through 4 price changes before finally finding a buyer for her Hamptons home. Even well-known names eventually have to let the market decide the price.
And sometimes the most iconic properties surprise you entirely. The real house behind Winnie the Pooh recently went up for rent and you can actually book it, which is a reminder that every property carries a story that outlives whoever lived there. Bloom’s Malibu home is no different.
Key Takeaways
- Bloom listed his Western Malibu home on July 17, 2026 for $10 million
- The same property was listed in March 2026 for $12 million, a $2 million price reduction in four months
- Originally purchased in 2011 with Miranda Kerr for $2.5 million
- Renovations cost more than twice the original purchase price
- 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 4,181 sq ft, gated, direct beach access to the Pacific
- Bloom and Perry split in July 2025 after nearly a decade; they co-parent daughter Daisy Dove
- Listing is held by Carl Gambino and John Bercsi of the Gambino Group at Compass
- Buyer identity has not been disclosed
A home that started during a marriage, survived an engagement, and is now hitting the market for the second time in a single year. Does the $2 million price drop tell you the right buyer is still out there, or is Bloom in for a longer wait than he expected? Drop your take in the comments.
Wrapping Up
On paper this is a $10 million Malibu beach house. Price reduced. Agents changed. Clean specs, great views.
But if you know what this house has held over 15 years, two relationships, one major renovation, and a man who finally stopped renting out his past and decided to sell it, it feels like something quieter than a listing.
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