Lionel Messi is enjoying his successful stint with Miami’s soccer team and has expressed it by splurging out on a $10.75m estate near Inter Miami’s stadium. The football legend’s new home in Fort Lauderdale includes ten bedrooms, a spa room, two boat docks, and a swimming pool. His fourth property in Miami, a waterfront two-story home, was built in 1988 and last owned by John and Stacy Dickerson. The sale was handled by a firm linked to Alfonso Nebot Armisen, who helps manage Messi’s investments, according to public records, per Fortune.
Meanwhile, the sprawling 10,500-square-foot property seems like the perfect home for the young family with luxe amenities, grand vistas, 170 feet of waterfront, a swimming pool overlooking the blue waters, a three-car garage, an Italian kitchen, and a fitness area to keep the football legend in top shape.
Per a previous listing, the home opens via a lavish entryway with double front doors. A step inside reveals the design genius of Lori Morris, almost immediately recognizable with a classic black and white palette flaunting porcelain tile floors, accentuating dozes of metal and warm jewel tones to make the space inviting.
This luxurious abode includes a great family room made cozy by adding a bed and sofa with matching wall panels. For work and meetings, there is a dedicated executive office. The highlight of this mansion is undoubtedly the 1,600-square-foot retreat. It is a haven with a lounge, a private balcony, a makeup area, and a walk-in steam shower. The Inter Miami football star has been living his best life in Miami.
