A Peek Inside Tiger Woods' $54 Million Jupiter Island Estate
We often hear of the extravagant lifestyles of some of the sports world's greatest legends such as Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Steph Curry, Conor McGregor, Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, and other popular names in the industry. However, there is one name that has been around for decades that has received both positive and negative publicity, and that's Tiger Woods. Born in 1975, the professional American golfer is currently tied first with Sam Snead in PGA Tour Wins in addition to being inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
Although he dwells on the quieter side of the media, his net worth stands at an unbelievable $1.7 billion, which is exactly the same net worth as Michael Jordan, according to Forbes. One can only imagine the types of assets this 15-time major winner has under his belt. For one, the Jupiter Island Estate for $54 in Florida, which we will be exploring in-depth and uncovering just how spectacular this mega-mansion is.
He may not have an extensive collection of multi-million-dollar estates to boast on his real estate resume like say, Jack Nicholson, but his vast mansion is enough to draw a lot of attention. To begin, the sheer size of the entire structure is enough to house a small village! According to an article on Architectural Digest, the home sits on a sprawling 12 acres of land while the structure itself spans 9,700 square feet which are split into two sections. One section is for the purpose of a living area made up of 3,300 square feet while the other section is a 6,400 square foot multipurpose building, equipped with a world-class gym, wine cellar, and an in-door elevator.
However, before getting too carried away with the interior features of the golfer's paradise home, there are a few external qualities that will even make Drake's $20 million YOLO Estate seem like child's play. For example, Woods' spacious compound includes a four-hole golf course so that the 46-year-old golf legend can practice his hole-in-one at any time. In an interview, he was reported as saying, "It's also set up so that I can hit shots out of my second-story studio," in regards to the golfing area.
With a seemingly endless supply of activities, there is a 30-meter swimming pool, an outdoor basketball court, and a tennis court so the father of two can have plenty of playtime with his children. There is also a glass walkway connecting the separated home sections we mentioned earlier, as well as a large boathouse with a mooring for his boats.
The saying goes "Real recognize real," but on one of the country's richest zip codes in Florida's Jupiter Island, it's rich recognize rich. Jupiter Island isn't a Six Flags amusement park, so not anyone will be invited to, or can afford to live, on Florida's private island being that Tiger Woods is the neighbor to other major money moguls such as George H. W. Bush, Burt Reynolds, Celine Dione, rap-rocker/Southern rocker Kid Rock, the basketball coach Chuck Daly, as well as fellow golfers Greg Norman, Nick Price, and Gary Player, according to Palm Beach Post. It would only make sense that the 15-time Major winner would share his place among greatness.
Returning indoors to some of the other amazing features of his mansion, one will also find an oxygen therapy room for Woods to kick back and relax after an intense training session or championship, which every professional athlete needs. This also means that he doesn't have to leave his abode to receive the professional athletic training he requires and can have his coaches, trainers, and medical advisors attend to him at his home. The world-class gym also includes a variety of weights and treadmills plus s media room in his basement where he can play games or Netflix and chill with his private cinema theatre.
The home is extremely roomy with dark hardwood floor features and grand white stone columns throughout the structure. In addition to his own massive master bedroom, there are three other luxurious bedroom suites in case he has to host any extra company. Also featured is a large dining room area and fireplace. But that's not all to be expected! There is also a stand-along garage for the champion's stunning car collection of Cadillacs, Buicks, and Lamborghinis as well as a guest house.
Despite the divorce to his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, in 2010, Woods has been able remain committed to his golfing career as well as open up his own restaurant around the corner from the estate called The Woods. The sports bar offers a diverse selection of American-inspired cuisine and spirits where patrons get to eat like a champion. However, he isn't the only legendary athlete with a restaurant on Jupiter Island. Entrepreneur and former NBA champion, Michael Jordan, also owns a sports bar and restaurant called 1000 North in the same area. Perhaps, the great minds of champions think alike.
Sources: The Woods Jupiter, The Palm Beach Post, Architectural Digest, Forbes
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