Basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo just made his move to Florida even more official.
The NBA champion and multi-MVP was traded to the Miami Heat in June after playing for the Millwaukee Bucks for 13 seasons, starting back in 2013.
Now, he’s setting up in Florida with an allstar mansion.
Located at 6290 Chapman Field Drive in Pinecrest, Antetokounmpo’s new Sunshine State home is an eight-bedroom, 12-bathroom mammoth dubbed Villa Al Walid.
It’s inside Miami’s exclusive Bay Ridge Estates communities and sits on over an acre of land. The home itself spans over 15,000 total square feet, with multiple indoor and outdoor entertainment areas including a media room, a resort-style swimming pool, poolside lounging areas, a covered outdoor kitchen/bar, and a second-level sky terrace that overlooks the surrounding landscape. There’s also a guest house.
Antetokounmpo paid $13.5 million for the estate in early September, as reported by The Real Deal.
The agent tied to the home was Juan Annicchiarico with JCAS Realty Corp.
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