Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade has listed his 14,000-square-foot home in Miami Beach for $32.5 million.
The two-story gated Mediterranean-style home, on North Bay Road, sits on a 1-acre waterfront lot and has six bedrooms, nine full baths and two half baths. Wade acquired the property for $10.645 million in November 2010, according to public records, and renovated it in 2015.
Interior features include a chef-caliber kitchen, multiple formal and informal living areas, a master suite, wine room, elevator and state-of-the-art professional theater, according to the listing. The property also has a pool, outdoor basketball court, 165 feet of waterfront and a dock.
Brett Harris of Douglas Elliman Real Estate, the listing agent, declined to comment about the listing.
North Bay Road is a neighborhood of Miami Beach that is popular with celebrities. Past residents have included Matt Damon, Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez, Calvin Klein and Ricky Martin.
“North Bay Road is a spectacular street and a very prestigious address,” said Katrina Campins, founder of The Campins Co., a brokerage in Miami Beach. “I’m working with a lot of celebrities and high-profile people relocating from California and New York for tax reasons, and North Bay Road is one of the streets they prefer to reside on.”
Campins said there have been some “pretty substantial sales” on North Bay Road in the past six months due to the popularity of the neighborhood with people moving to South Florida.
Wade retired from the Heat in April after playing 18 seasons, 15 of them in Miami. He is married to actress Gabrielle Union, who is a judge on “America’s Got Talent.”
Union also stars in “L.A.’s Finest,” a television show that was recently renewed for a second season. It was widely reported last year that the couple purchased an 8,650-square-foot home in Sherman Oaks, California, for $5.995 million, and Wade was quoted in a Sept. 7 Los Angeles Times article as saying that he will be spending most of his time in Los Angeles.
Wade, who is a three-time NBC champion with the Heat, appeared in 948 regular season games. He is a 13-time NBA All-Star and the Heat’s all-time leader in points (21,556), assists (5,310) and steals (1,492), according to the NBA.
