While a fair share of the recent buzz around David Beckham has involved the rift with his son, Brooklyn, the former professional soccer player has just made news with a major real estate move.
A company headed by Beckham has sold his Miami penthouse for $24.6 million, South Florida Business Journal reported.
Property records show that Beckham Brand Limited bought the condo for $19.8 million in 2020, according to the New York Post. For that amount, the athlete scored an incredibly impressive abode.
The Penthouse Boasts ‘Modernist Interiors’ & ‘Breathtaking’ Views
Found on the 59th floor, the penthouse features a large balcony so the new owners can enjoy an stunning outdoor space.
Inside, the 9,200-square-foot home offers residents five bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. The New York Post adds that “[t]he unit’s modernist interiors feature 50 feet of floor-to-ceiling motorized and sculptural windows overlooking 28th Street.”
That’s not to mention the fact that the condos “magnify the experience of breathtaking Biscayne Bay and Atlantic Ocean views as well as dynamic views of the Miami skyline,” a website for the building points out. “Living rooms, bedrooms and entertainment spaces have all been designed with East-to-West flow-through floor plans to capture this mesmerizing panorama.”
The Building Offers ‘Extraordinary Amenities’
The building that Beckham’s now-former penthouse is located in — deemed One Thousand Museum — is just as impressive as the condo itself.
“One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid is a 62-story, prestigious, ultra-luxury, residential condo tower located in the heart of Downtown Miami overlooking Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and the brand-new Museum Park,” and “provides its residents with a 5-star lifestyle,” according to Miami Luxury Homes.
That includes “extraordinary amenities such as a state-of-the-art fitness center, spa with private treatment rooms, steam room, sauna, plunge pools and a relaxation lounge, double-height, Aquatic Center with an indoor, infinity-edge pool and oversized sun deck, Sky Lounge, exclusive rooftop helipad and a private movie and screening theater,” per Miami Luxury Homes.
As for the location, “Miami is internationally acclaimed for its cutting-edge contemporary art scene, chic nightlife, tropical beaches, and year-round temperate weather,” One Thousand Museum’s website explains, while noting that the area “has in recent years also become home to a number of the United States’ most prestigious cultural institutions and most exciting entertainment venues.”
“One Thousand Museum luxury condos sit at the nexus of all of these desirable destinations just minutes from South Beach and the Brickell financial district,” the building’s website continues. “In coming years, the immediate Downtown Miami neighborhood will continue to transform and become even more compelling as a result of over $10 billion of investments in premier retail, hospitality, and entertainment developments nearby.”
