6734 Zumirez Drive, Malibu, CA 90265

Property Description

At 6734 Zumirez, the most valuable investment has already been made: time. Nearly a decade in the making, the vision for this new residence has advanced through architecture, engineering, environmental studies, California Coastal Commission approvals (CDP Permit No. 20-068), city planning, and countless refinements - transforming years of complexity, uncertainty, and investment into a singular opportunity. The project is in the final approval stage with the City of Malibu building department and construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in the fall. While that work quietly unfolded, the property remained exactly what Point Dume has always been: an authentic coastal retreat that you can enjoy from day one. Before the building begins and the architecture evolves, the property is already a place to live, gather, and experience everything that has made Point Dume one of Malibu's most treasured enclaves. The beautifully restored 1949 cottage offers two bedrooms, one bath, and expansive ocean views from nearly every room. Filled with natural light and opening to generous decks overlooking the Pacific, it captures the quiet simplicity that first defined coastal Malibu. The existing home is warm, inviting, and effortlessly livable - a place to spend weekends by the beach, gather family and friends, and embrace the slower rhythm that has defined this stretch of coastline for generations. Enjoy it exactly as it exists today or begin creating the future estate when the time is right. The difficult part...the years spent navigating approvals, revisions, and entitlements has already been accomplished. The architecture can be built. The investment can be made. But the years required to arrive here cannot be bought. The CDP approved new residence consists of approximately 7,303 square feet, an additional 986 square foot basement, 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, 50 foot oceanside pool and jacuzzi, movie theatre, spa facilities with massage room, cold plunge, dry sauna and steam shower; a separate guest retreat with an additional bedroom and bathroom, private jacuzzi and tranquil garden space. Warm and natural materials are planned for the construction with every wall, every proportion, every transition, and every framed view thoughtfully refined. Nothing was incidental. Every decision served a singular purpose: to create a residence whose architecture feels as relevant decades from now as it does today. Every decision was ultimately guided by one simple belief: Architectu