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David and Victoria Beckham have made headlines again with their latest real estate purchase, a spectacular waterfront mansion in Miami’s exclusive Biscayne Bay. The $77 million home, built by noted designers Choeff Levy Fischman, reflects the couple’s love for modern luxury, perfectly situated in an upscale area that’s also home to other celebrities. With nine bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, multiple half-baths, and a range of upscale amenities, this property spans over 14,000 square feet and offers the Beckhams a retreat that blends spaciousness with elegance.
Beyond its bedrooms and baths, the mansion includes a spa, theater, expansive living spaces, and multiple rooms for entertaining, ideal for hosting family and friends. The outdoor area features a pool with spectacular views of Biscayne Bay and offers private access to the waterfront, adding to the home’s appeal. Reports suggest that the Beckhams paid for the mansion upfront, securing a potential discount on the price, a move that emphasizes their investment in Miami as their primary residence.
David, co-owner of Inter Miami CF, has strong ties to the city, particularly after the arrival of Lionel Messi to the team, bringing even more prominence to Miami’s growing soccer scene. He was recently spotted visiting the new mansion wearing a casual white t-shirt and a pink Inter Miami cap, and arriving in his vintage McLaren 750S, a car worth over $300,000, adding a touch of classic Beckham style to the occasion.
The Beckhams previously owned a luxury penthouse in Miami’s iconic One Thousand Museum, a 10,335-square-foot residence designed by architect Zaha Hadid. However, the new Biscayne Bay property offers a level of privacy and outdoor space that was missing from their apartment. While they plan to move to Miami full-time by 2025, they continue to maintain properties in the UK, including a townhouse in London and a country estate in the Cotswolds.
This Miami home marks a new chapter for the Beckhams, signaling their deeper commitment to the city and their interest in cultivating a lasting presence in the Sunshine State.
