A celebrity athlete couple is selling their condo in America's richest ZIP code for $17.5 million. Look inside the 5-bedroom residence on Miami's ritziest private island.
- Retired tennis star Caroline Wozniacki and her husband, former NBA player David Lee, are selling their condo on Miami's affluent Fisher Island.
- The 8,430-square-foot residence is listed for $17.5 million.
- Fisher Island, a 216-acre manmade island in Biscayne Bay, is the richest ZIP code in the US, with a median income of $2.2 million, according to Bloomberg
- Wozniacki and Lee bought their home on the island in 2018 for $13.5 million.
Retired professional tennis player Caroline Wozniacki and her husband, former NBA player David Lee, are selling their condo on a private island in Miami's Biscayne Bay for $17.5 million, Insider learned from real-state brokerage The Jills Zeder Group, which holds the listing.
Their 8,430-square-foot residence is in the Palazzo Del Sol condominium building on Fisher Island, which is the wealthiest ZIP code in the US, according to Bloomberg. The average income is $2.2 million.
To live on Fisher Island, residents must pay a $250,000 initial fee to become a member of the Fisher Island Club, as well as more than $20,000 in annual dues - and that's on top of purchasing a multimillion-dollar condo. (The median home value on the island is more than $3 million.) The island's affluent residents enjoy amenities like private beaches with sand imported from the Bahamas, a beach club, eight restaurants, a golf course, two deep-water marinas, a spa, and 18 tennis courts, which were likely a selling point for the retired professional tennis player.
Wozniacki and Lee moved to the island in 2018, when they paid $13.5 million for their condo, according to the Wall Street Journal. Jill Hertzberg and Jill Eber of The Jills Zeder Group at Coldwell Banker Realty are representing the celebrity athletes in the sale of their condo.
The fully-furnished residence has "mesmerizing water views" and "world-class amenities," Hertzberg said in a press release.
Look inside the athletic couple's five-bedroom Fisher Island condo.
Caroline Wozniacki and David Lee are selling their condo on Miami's Fisher Island for $17.5 million.
Wozniacki, who was the world No. 1 in professional tennis in 2010, 2011, and 2018 before retiring in January 2020, is one of the highest-paid female athletes. In 2019, her last full year playing, the tennis star pulled in $7.5 million in prize money and endorsements, according to Forbes.
Lee, a two-time NBA All-Star who played for the Golden State Warriors, the San Antonio Spurs, and three other teams, retired from the NBA in 2017 after 12 years.
The couple got married in Italy in June 2019, with fellow tennis superstar Serena Williams as one of the bridesmaids.
Wozniacki and Lee did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment for this story.
Fisher Island is a 216-acre man-made island off the coast of Miami that turned 100 years old in 2019.
It's the wealthiest ZIP code in the US, according to Bloomberg. The average income of the island's residents is $2.2 million.
It's home to real-estate developers, finance executives, high-powered litigation attorneys, and CEOs who live in about 30 luxury condominium buildings. Oprah Winfrey once lived there.
Wozniacki was perhaps attracted to the island in part by its professional tennis courts, which have been ranked No. 1 in the US East Coast region of the US by Tennis magazine.
The island has 18 courts with three types of playing surfaces: two grass courts, two hard courts, and 14 Har-Tru clay courts.
Wozniacki and Lee's condo sits in the 10-story Palazzo Del Sol, the island's first full-service condominium building with 46 residences.
Wozniacki and Lee bought their condo in the building in 2018 for $13.5 million.
Palazzo Del Sol's amenities include a concierge service, valet parking, a fitness center, private massage rooms, a hair and makeup salon, a movie theater, a heated pool and spa with an outdoor bar, and poolside cabanas.
Listing agents Hertzberg and Eber told the Wall Street Journal that the couple is selling because they plan to downsize to a smaller residence on the island.
Just last month, Wozniacki posted a photo on Instagram showing her posing on a Jeep on Fisher Island.
A private elevator opens up to Wozniacki and Lee's 8,430-square-foot residence.
Source: The Jills Zeder Group
The gourmet kitchen has Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances and a large center island.
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The condo features 10-foot floor-to-ceiling windows.
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The condo is being offered fully furnished.
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The residence's master suite opens up to its own private terrace.
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The listing photos show spacious his and hers dressing rooms with expertly displayed clothing, handbags ...
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... and a men's sneaker collection befitting a former NBA player.
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The master bathroom is decked out in white marble.
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And another bathroom features a luxurious deep soaking tub.
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Like the rest of the condo, the billiards room has spectacular views of the bay and Miami Beach.
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For outdoor living, the condo has a total of six terraces that span a combined 2,471 square feet.
Source: The Jills Zeder Group
The terraces boast views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Miami Beach Marina.
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There are multiple outdoor seating and dining areas.
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According to the listing agents, Wozniacki and Lee tore down a wall in the apartment when they moved in to let in more sunlight.
"This is a true estate in the sky and is ideal for the family seeking the finest lifestyle," Eber said.
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