A 30,000-square-foot mansion, located in Indian Creek Village in Miami, has officially sold for $47 million to an unnamed foreign buyer, the Wall Street Journal is reporting.
The home, which was price-chopped from $60 million to $52 million, officially went under contract in June. But property records recently made public reveal the final sale price. The home was purchased through a U.S.-based LLC.
The house is packed with insane perks—an art vault, waterfall, koi ponds, wine room with fingerprint-scan security, a garage large enough for seven limos, and much more. The previous record for a home in Miami was $40 million, which hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert paid for a nearby home in March, according to the WSJ.
The exterior of the mansion has a sleek, modern look.
Mother of pearl, Austrian oak and rare marble are some of the materials found in the house.
This property is surrounded by other expensive houses, and a beach.
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