IN PHOTOS: Tom Brady's $11,500,000 Miami mansion takes shape with NFL icon set to move to Creek Island

Tom Brady has a penchant for enjoying the finer things in life, especially since his retirement from the NFL last year. The 46-year-old is working on a $11.5 million mansion in the Miami area of Creek Island, which is nearing its completion.

The land on which the mansion is being built was bought along with his former wife, Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen, for $17 million nearly three years ago. Brady and Bündchen divorced in October 2022 after 13 years of marriage.

Outside view of Tom Brady's Miami mansion (@tombradymedia/Twitter)

Outside view of Brady's Miami mansion (@tombradymedia/Twitter)

The garden area is starting to come together, with several palm trees and a big lawn laid down with a waterfront swimming pool. His new home is also set to have a basketball court, which looks to be in the preliminary phases. There will be a tree-lined driveway that leads to a multi-car garage on the property.

Overhead view of Brady's Miami mansion with basketball court (@tombradymedia/Twitter)

Overhead view of Tom Brady's Miami mansion with trees and parking garage (@tombradymedia/Twitter)

The mansion is located in front of the water with a golf course behind it. According to reports, it is guarded by a private 13-person police force. Some of his new neighbors in Miami are expected to include Amazon executive chairman Jeff Bezos and Ivanka Trump, the oldest daughter of former President Donald Trump.

Last year, Brady lived in a high-class Florida condo following his divorce from Bündchen. The condo is on the market for $15.9 million. The three-time NFL MVP took residence in the three-bedroom, five-bathroom apartment in November 2022.

The condo is housed on the ninth floor of the high-end Fendi Chateau Residences tower in Surfside, Florida. Tom Brady reportedly paid $60K a month while staying there, which was a drop in the hat as he made $30 million in 2022, his final year with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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