NFL icon Tom Brady has given us a look behind the curtain at his incredible new luxury mansion in Miami.
The legendary former quarterback, who recently ended a career that brought him seven Super Bowl triumphs, was relaxing at home on Sunday afternoon.
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Brady showed fans this sneak peek of his home on InstagramCredit: Instagram/tombrady
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Brady celebrates after his seventh Super Bowl successCredit: Alamy
Brady shared a picture on Instagram, along with the caption, “Home is where the heart is.”
The snap showed just a glimpse of the amazing paradise, with the doors from what appears to be an open-plan living area looking out to a swimming pool.
Work at the $17 million mansion that Brady purchased four years ago on the exclusive Indian Creek Island is nearly complete.
The home is understood to feature a state-of-the-art gym, a large study, an outdoor kitchen, and a number of lush gardens.
And it was recently revealed that Brady had installed some new elements, including a private boat dock, pickleball court, and a vegetable patch.
The Indian Creek area has famously become known as “Billionaire Bunker” and is home to a number of celebrities.
Brady’s sprawling estate is just across the waterway from the home of his ex-wife, supermodel Gisele Bundchen.
Ivanka Trump, daughter of former President Donald Trump, and her husband Jared Kushner also have a property in the area.
Only accessible by bridge, the island has extensive 24-hour security by land, air, and sea.
Brady’s incredible riches come from his storybook career in the NFL.
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Over the course of more than two decades, Brady established himself as perhaps the finest player in NFL history.
He won six Super Bowls under coach Bill Belichick at the New England Patriots and later a seventh with the Tampa Bay Buccanneers.
He retired from the sport, for a second time, following the 2022 season.
From the 2024 season, Brady will become the leading NFL analyst for Fox Sports. It is the start of a 10-year deal that is reportedly worth $375 million.
