Listings: David and Victoria Beckham Sell Zaha Hadid-Designed Miami Penthouse for $25 Million USD
The full-floor residence is located in the One Thousand Museum tower.
Summary
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The Beckhams have offloaded their downtown Miami Zaha Hadid-designed penthouse after holding it for four years
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Situated on the 59th floor, the unit features panoramic views and access to the city’s only residential helipad
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The sale follows the couple’s recent purchase of a waterfront mansion in Miami Beach
David and Victoria Beckham have officially parted ways with their striking penthouse at One Thousand Museum in Miami, selling the luxury residence for approximately $25 million USD. The sale marks a significant profit for the couple, who originally purchased the full-floor unit in the Zaha Hadid-designed skyscraper for $19.8 million USD in 2020 to establish a base for David’s Inter Miami CF endeavors.
Located on the 59th floor of the architectural landmark at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard, the 9,200-square-foot residence offers commanding views of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The unit is configured with five bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms, utilizing the building’s signature “exoskeleton” design to frame floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The interior reflects a modern, turnkey aesthetic, consistent with the building’s reputation for ultra-luxury amenities, which include a double-height aquatic center, a sky lounge, and Miami’s only private residential helipad.
The transaction was reportedly closed off-market, with the buyer listed as a limited liability company. While the Beckhams have exited this specific downtown address, their footprint in South Florida remains substantial. The family recently acquired a sprawling waterfront estate on North Bay Road for roughly $72 million USD, signaling a shift from high-rise living to a more secluded, compound-style residence as their ties to the city deepen.
