CELEBRITY HOMES
World-champion boxer Sugar Ray Leonard is floating his spectacular L.A. compound on the market, asking $45 million for the 1.7-acre spread.
The former professional boxer, who had a legendary 20-year career, made history as the first in his sport to earn $100+ million in prize money.
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It then comes as little surprise that he lives in custom-designed palatial mansion with all the bells and whistles.
Set in the affluent Pacific Palisades area of L.A., the compound consists of a Florentine Villa-inspired home, a pool, cabana, tennis court, and a guest house. Here's a closer look:
The beautiful main house has total of 16,773 square feet of living space, 8 bedrooms and 15 baths.
It was custom-designed for Sugar Ray Leonard by renowned architect Richard Landry, known as “The King of the Megamansion”.
Landry has designed over 500 private homes, including some for Michael Bolton, Rod Stewart, Tom Brady, and Wayne Gretzky.
Inside, custom features abound, from exposed beam ceilings to custom windows that frame the beautiful mountain and ocean views.
The house is anchored by a palatial two-story living room.
But the opulence is balanced out with warm wood, rustic elements and rounded picture windows.
Heading upstairs, the large primary bedroom has a fireplace, resort-inspired bath, and several balconies with ocean views.
Sugar Ray Leonard's house has been on the market since October 2022. But this isn't the first time the boxing champion listed the property for sale.
The palatial abode first hit the market in 2019 with an ambitious asking price of $52 million. Second time's the charm, maybe?
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Credit for property photos: Anthony Barcelo courtesy of Compass