Floyd Mayweather’s Former Beverly Hills Mansion Listed For Just Under $30 Million
Boxing champion Floyd Mayweather parted ways with his iconic Beverly Hills mansion at the end of 2024, selling it for $11.5 million, a far cry from the $48 million asking price he initially set.
Mayweather originally purchased the luxurious estate in 2017 for $25.5 million, marking a significant financial loss in his sale.
Today, its new owners have decided to renovate the 15,000 square feet home after Mayweather handed over the keys, and are now attempting to sell it for just under $30 million.
Property Highlights
- Price: $29.995 million
- Location: Beverly Hills, CA
- Size: Over 15,000 square feet
- Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 6 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms
- Notable Features: Formal living room framed by 10 sets of French doors, paneled library, gourmet kitchen, wine cellar, pool, and guest house
Walking up to Mayweather’s Former Estate
As you walk up to Mayweather’s Former Estate, a modern architectural masterpiece blending clean lines and expansive glass walls comes into view.
From the front, the home presents perfect symmetry in both its design and landscaping, with a first-floor entrance framed by curved grid windows and a second floor defined by three private balconies, each extending from a bedroom that faces the front.
Inside The Home During Mayweather’s Residence
See inside some of the home’s standout features as they appeared when Mayweather owned the property just a short time ago.
Dark Den
The den, sitting to the right of the front door, has a sophisticated ambiance with its dark wood-paneled walls and built-in shelving.
Centered around a marble-framed fireplace, the space is designed for intimate gatherings or quiet moments, with plush black seating and metallic accents enhancing its luxurious vibe.
Living Room
Around the corner, the living room is lined with expansive glass doors that open up to the outdoor spaces, flooding the room with natural light.
At its center, a modern fireplace framed with luxurious marble serves as a striking focal point, enhanced by mirrored walls for a different variation of what was seen in the Den.
On the other side of the room, another seating arrangement features plush chairs in soft neutral tones, a contemporary chandelier, and curated art pieces that create a refined yet inviting atmosphere.
Family Room
Through the doorway is the family room, which features a white sectional sofa sitting across from a wall-mounted television with a great view of the greenery that guides you out to the pool.
Modern Kitchen
Starting with the bar area, the kitchen features a white marble countertop paired with modern bar stools, creating a stylish yet functional entertaining space. Behind the bar is an impressive glass-encased wine display, showcasing an extensive collection illuminated by subtle, built-in lighting.
Flowing into the rest of the kitchen, the space is lined with glossy cabinetry and a clean, linear design, accented by marble countertops and backsplash.
Heading Upstairs
As you head upstairs, the grand staircase glows with soft lighting, its striking curved design setting an elegant tone as it leads to the home’s upper level.
Primary Suite Bathroom
Within the primary suite, the bathroom features a freestanding black soaking tub positioned near a curved wall of windows that invite natural light and lush garden views.
Opposite the tub, the space features a chic chevron-patterned accent wall behind the floating vanity, paired with a tufted chair for a luxurious touch.
Theater Snack Bar
One of the most distinctive amenities in Mayweather’s former home is the theater, which includes a built-in snack bar just outside the entrance.
Designed with a sleek, modern touch, it comes equipped with a coffee machine, microwave, and a neatly arranged display of candies, popcorn, and other classic movie treats.
Pool
The outdoor space of this home is nothing short of extraordinary. The expansive luxury pool is framed by striking black-and-white striped stonework, creating a dramatic yet modern aesthetic.
Surrounding the pool is a chic deck area with multiple lounging zones, a sunken fire pit with plush white seating, and a covered outdoor kitchen for effortless entertaining.
The backdrop of towering palms and lush greenery adds a sense of privacy and elegance, making this outdoor oasis a true extension of the home’s sophisticated charm.
More Photos of Mayweather’s Home
For a closer look inside Mayweather’s home during his time there, Listings shared an Instagram post showcasing the property’s finer details, from the formal dining room with its polished finishes to the expansive primary suite that reflects the scale and luxury expected of the champion boxer.
Inside The Home Today After Renovations
Today, the home has undergone light renovations aimed at refreshing the design and appealing to buyers at its $38 million price tag.
Liv Sells Miami offers an updated first look, revealing spaces that look noticeably different from the photos taken during Mayweather’s ownership.
Among the biggest changes seen in both that post and Alberto’s video tour are the primary suite, which has shifted from a bright, airy palette to a moodier, darker design, and the backyard, where the striped marble pool deck was replaced with a more understated finish and the landscaping fully reimagined.
A New Real Estate Chapter
Mayweather’s decision to part ways with his Beverly Hills mansion was less about leaving behind luxury and more about shifting focus.
At the time of the sale, he was redirecting his wealth into large-scale ventures, acquiring over 1,000 units in Upper Manhattan valued at $402 million and expanding into affordable housing and commercial developments.
Through his newly launched firm, Vada Properties, Mayweather has also pledged $100 million toward luxury rentals and trophy assets across the country.
The sale of his former estate marks a turning point, trading one showcase of wealth for a portfolio that cements his legacy as a serious player in the real estate world, while leaving the door open for the Beverly Hills property’s next chapter under new ownership.
