The room containing DJ Khaled’s sneaker collection is worth more than the $8,000,000 mansion in Florida
In September, the 43-year-old “No Brainer” producer paid $21,750,000 for a 12,750-square-foot home with nine bedrooms and 10.5 bathrooms.
However, the musician’s erstwhile residence in the gated community of Island Beach is nothing to scoff at.
In addition to its five bedrooms and seven bathrooms, the home, listed by Janet Ben Zvi of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, features all the creature amenities one would expect from a Grammy nominee, such as marble and walnut floors, 30-foot ceilings, and 50-foot boat docks.
In addition to a tropical pool and spa overlooking Dumfounding Bay, the newly renovated estate features an elevator, an outdoor veranda, and 14-karat gold fixtures with Swarovski crystal accents. All of it is available for a cool $7,999,999!
Scroll down to view all of the jaw-dropping views of the property!
Office Space
The focus of this regal study is on dark, luxurious mahogany.
Prime Viewing
With ample seating in a private theater, Netflix and chilling have never looked more enticing.
Urban Views
From the backyard of this tropical paradise, which features palm trees, pools, and hot baths, one can see the city beyond the bay.
Stunning Architecture
High arches and picturesque windows attract the eye prior to entering the mansion.
Chef’s Cuisine
This Florida residence’s kitchen is equipped with a center island, a tile backsplash, and an abundance of cabinetry.
Cozy Housing
A fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and numerous windows that let in ample light create a comfortable retreat.
Shoes Abundant
DJ Khaled’s shoe collection and wardrobe are so large that he needed a ladder to access them all.
Marble Palace
The marble floors and trim in the white and gray bathroom of the singer sparkle in the light.
A Touch of Glitz
A delicate chandelier imparts a sense of elegance to this living area.
Master Suite
The bedroom is suitable for a king with its royal purple décor, marble flooring, and elevated bed platform.
