Floyd Mayweather buys another retirement home splashing out $7.7 million for a Miami mansion in an all-cash deal

  • The champion boxer teased on his Instagram that he purchased a swanky new residence in Miami with a photo of two Bugattis in the driveway
  • Mayweather dropped $7.7 million in cash for the 5,200-square-foot home
  • The house was built last year and was originally listed for $8.49 million
  • He has banked an estimated $700 million over the course of his career
  • He made $180 million from last year’s fight against Manny Pacquiao. 

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 16:45 EST, 8 June 2016 | Updated: 18:41 EST, 8 June 2016

Floyd Mayweather is renowned for his big-spending antics, and it would appear that the former boxing superstar has lived up to his name once more buying a Miami mansion worth $7.7 million in an all-cash deal. 

The champion boxer teased on his Instagram that he purchased a swanky new 5,200-square-foot hom in Miami, complete with a photo of two Bugattis in the driveway.

The house, which was built last year, was originally listed for $8.49 million according to Realtor.com.  

The 'Money' crib is equipped with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a floating staircase, formal living and dining rooms, a 600-square-foot pool and a private dock.

Floyd Mayweather apparently has just dropped $7.7 million in cash on a Miami mansion.

Floyd Mayweather apparently has just dropped $7.7 million in cash on a Miami mansion.

Mayweather teased his followers on Instagram with two Bugatti's in the drive way calling it 'his lavish lifestyle'

Mayweather teased his followers on Instagram with two Bugatti's in the drive way calling it 'his lavish lifestyle'

According to the listing, Mayweather paid for the house with cash

According to the listing, Mayweather paid for the house with cash

The house is a new construction with a modern interior boasting high ceilings, oversized windows, and plenty of bright spaces

The house is a new construction with a modern interior boasting high ceilings, oversized windows, and plenty of bright spaces

With more than 5,200 feet of space, Floyd won't be feeling too cramped

With more than 5,200 feet of space, Floyd won't be feeling too cramped

Mayweather's home is described as a tranquil respite across the water from the city

Mayweather's home is described as a tranquil respite across the water from the city

The purchase price might be a bit steep even for most professional athletes, but Mayweather is almost without peer in terms of his earning power. 

Mayweather was the highest paid athlete in the world last year according to Forbes, having earned $300 million.

A significant part came from his victorious 'Fight Of The Century' against Manny Pacquiao in May, for which he earned a $100 million check.

The house is the perfect little retirement spot for the undefeated boxer

The house is the perfect little retirement spot for the undefeated boxer

Completed in 2015, the home has an ultramodern vibe with clean lines, vaulted interiors and Ipe wood siding

Completed in 2015, the home has an ultramodern vibe with clean lines, vaulted interiors and Ipe wood siding

The bathroom features a Roman tub

The bathroom features a Roman tub

The kitchen features white lacquer and marble flooring

The kitchen features white lacquer and marble flooring

The kitchen's oversized windows look out onto the pool and the waterfront

The kitchen's oversized windows look out onto the pool and the waterfront

Almost every room is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light

Almost every room is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light

Ipe privacy walls surround the perimeter of the property, which includes a zero-edge swimming pool and spa, a deck and a private dock

Ipe privacy walls surround the perimeter of the property, which includes a zero-edge swimming pool and spa, a deck and a private dock

The $7.7 million pricetag for this new abode will barely make a dent in his finances.

The world champion boxer is well known for being flash with his cash, often posing for pictures with piles of notes to show off his fortune. 

Mayweather announced his retirement in September, not long after defeating Andre Berto at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

The undefeated boxing champ, also owns a $1.5 million house in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida., and a $2.5 million condo at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in LA.

Other features include an infinity pool with an LED system and a boat dock

Other features include an infinity pool with an LED system and a boat dock

Mayweather's home is protected by a 10-foot wood privacy fence

Mayweather's home is protected by a 10-foot wood privacy fence

The listing boasts "intracoastal views" that offer a glimpse of the coastal waters and Miami's skyline

The listing boasts "intracoastal views" that offer a glimpse of the coastal waters and Miami's skyline

There's also a rooftop lounge and spa with 40-foot shade sails

There's also a rooftop lounge and spa with 40-foot shade sails

The home also comes with an 80-foot dock

The home also comes with an 80-foot dock

The property was most recently listed for $8.49 million, property records show, but Mayweather paid $7.7m

The property was most recently listed for $8.49 million, property records show, but Mayweather paid $7.7m

The home was built on the 13,140-square-foot lot in 2015

The home was built on the 13,140-square-foot lot in 2015

Floyd Mayweather's net worth has steadily risen as he is still currently ranked as the richest boxer as of late

Floyd Mayweather's net worth has steadily risen as he is still currently ranked as the richest boxer as of late

The floors are white glass and light-colored hardwood, the kitchen has Cameo white lacquer cabinetry and brand new modern appliances

The floors are white glass and light-colored hardwood, the kitchen has Cameo white lacquer cabinetry and brand new modern appliances

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