lil-wayne-expects-to-receive-$29.5-million-for-his-miami-mansion

The American rapper Lil Wayne has decided to sell the mansion in Miami, Florida, which he has owned for almost four years.

The property entered the real estate market at a cost of $ 29. 5 million dollars, so the rapper would be receiving a significant profit for the house he bought for just $16.8 million dollars.

Its high cost has to do with all the luxuries that beachfront mansion built in 2017 has. Its recent construction also means that the property is in excellent condition and has a much more contemporary design.

The person in charge of designing the property was the well-known local architect Ralph Choeff, who worked on a lot of 0.29 acres owned at the time by the developer Laurent Harari.

The main house has an area of ​​,278 square feet distributed in seven rooms, 11 bathrooms, foyer, living room, movie theater, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, wine cellar, wines, rooms for the service and other comforts.

In that interior several details stand out that also justify the $24.5 million dollars that are asked for the place. Details include a 22 foot-high ceiling, lacquered fireplace, sliding glass doors and more.

The kitchen has a fairly modern design with white and brown cabinets. In addition, there is a central island that joins a table with six seats that serves as a breakfast area. It is equipped with high-end stainless steel appliances.

The master suite has an extension of 2,500 square feet distributed in living room, dressing room, bathroom and private terrace.

To the outside this property is also a true sleep. It has green areas, terrace, outdoor dining, kitchen, barbecue area, swimming pool, spa area, dock and 110 feet of sand facing the sea. You can certainly enjoy great days outdoors with family and friends.

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By Scribe