Boxing Legend Floyd Mayweather Buys Palm Island Waterfront Mansion For $18 Million

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather has dropped $18 million on a waterfront mansion on Miami Beach’s prestigious Palm Island. Mayweather closed on 288 South Coconut Lane on Palm Island nearly one year after he sold his home on Miami Beach’s Pine Tree Drive in October 2020 for $6.3 million. 288 South Coconut Lane was listed for $19.9 million with Dina Goldentayer of Douglas Elliman and Tanasha Pettigrew of Galleria International Realty represented Mayweather.

288 South Coconut Lane was developed in 2011 and offers 9-bedrooms, 10.5 bathrooms spread over 10,853 SF. The home was designed by Ramon Pacheco of Pacheco Architecture and features a gym, chef’s kitchen, dining room, master-suite with views of Biscayne Bay and parking for up to 10-cars. The lavish home also features a landscaped roof deck, private dock, pool and unobstructed views of Downtown Miami’s skyline and Port Miami.

Miami’s ultra-luxury waterfront real estate market has been on fire lately. Recently Dreampact Ventures co-founder Fued Sadala purchased 9814 West Broadview Drive in the Bay Harbor Islands for $12 million, a record for a waterfront sale in the neighborhood; famed musician and producer partners Emilio and Gloria Estefan sold their Star Island “guest estate”for $35 million; real estate investor Andrew Mirmelli recently closed on a Hibiscus Island home for $21 million before immediately listing it for $30 million; spec home developer James Curnin sold his Modern Farmhouse on Allison Island for $13,875,000; and the Miami-Dade record for most expensive home was broken with the currently under construction 3488 Saint Gaudens Road in Coconut Grove selling for a record $65 million.

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Waterfront Coconut Grove Spec Mansion Sells For Record Breaking $65 Million

A waterfront spec mansion which is currently under construction at 3488 Saint Gaudens Road in Coconut Grove has sold for a record $65 million. The sale price includes the cost of completing the home and is the most expensive closed home sale ever in Miami-Dade County. The deed traded for $50 million, but the $65 million sale price includes the cost of completing the home.

The seller was Isaac Perez and the buyer is a Delaware LLC who financed the acquisition with a $20 million mortgage from Maxim Capital Group. Jorge Uribe of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty represented the seller and Oren Alexander of The Alexander Team at Douglas Elliman represented the buyer.

3488 Saint Gaudens Road was designed by Pacheco Martinez & Associates. The estate spans 4.3 acres which Perez acquired for roughly $24.2 million. He purchased the first three lots in the assemblage for $18 million in 2013 and later added a fourth parcel for $6.2 million in 2020.

Coconut Grove has been a hot neighborhood for ultra-luxury real estate deals. Jorge Mas sold his waterfront home known as Casa Bahia at 3085 Munroe Drive for $45.91 million and in June 2021 private equity investor Nathan Leight of Terrapin Partners sold 3500 and 3535 Curtis Lane for $48 million. Related Group’s founder Jorge Pérez recently listed his waterfront home for $33 million.

The record for most expensive home sale in Miami-Dade County was previously held by 3 Indian Creek Island Road which traded for $49.9 million in 2019.

Images via Pacheco-Martinez & Associates