Caroline Wozniacki lists five-bedroom Florida condo on expensive Fisher Island for $17.5 million
A home to really love! Caroline Wozniacki lists five-bedroom Florida condo on Fisher Island for $17.5 million after buying with husband David Lee in 2018 for $13.5 million (an of course it comes with tennis courts)
- The 30-year-old tennis player retired from competition in January 2020Â
- The eighth-floor unit in the 10-story Palazzo Del Sol features five-and-a-half bathrooms and terrace views of Biscayne Beach, Miami Beach and the Atlantic OceanÂ
- Fisher Island is one of the wealthiest communities in the United StatesÂ
- Amenities in the building include a movie theater, concierge, spa, children’s room and tennis courtsÂ
- Fisher Island has 17 tennis courts and one of them is named after Caroline who won the 2018 Australian OpenÂ
- Caroline over her 15-year pro tennis career won 30 titles and ranks fifth in all-time career earnings with more than $35 millionÂ
- The tennis star announced in October 2018 that she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritisÂ
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 Caroline Wozniacki and husband David Lee have listed their Florida condominium for $17.5 million.
The 30-year-old retired tennis player and former NBA player David Lee, 37, bought the five-bedroom Fisher Island condo for $13.5 million in 2018 from the developer.
‘They are staying on Fisher. They just didn’t need as big of a unit,’ the couples’ real estate agent Jill Hertzberg told the Miami Herald in an article Tuesday.
For sale:Â Caroline Wozniacki, shown in September 2019 in New York City, and her husband David Lee have listed their Florida condominium on tony Fisher Island for $17.5 million
The eighth-floor unit in the 10-story Palazzo Del Sol features five-and-a-half bathrooms and terrace views of Biscayne Beach, Miami Beach and the Atlantic Ocean.
Amenities in the building include a movie theater, concierge, spa, children’s room and tennis courts.
Fisher Island has 17 tennis courts and one of them is named after Caroline who won the 2018 Australian Open.
The unit was listed for $2,076 per square foot.
Five bedrooms:Â The 30-year-old retired tennis player and former NBA player David Lee, 37, bought the five-bedroom Fisher Island condo for $13.5 million in 2018 from the developer
Water views:Â The eighth-floor unit in the 10-story Palazzo Del Sol features five-and-a-half bathrooms and terrace views of Biscayne Beach, Miami Beach and the Atlantic Ocean
Round table: A round dining table was next to a tall window
Staying put:Â Caroline and David Lee, shown in June 2019 in London, have been married since June 2019
Fisher Island is one of the wealthiest communities in the US.
Caroline retired in January 2020 following a third round loss in the Australian Open.
She announced in October 2018 that she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis.
Luxury living: The condo includes plenty of closet space for tennis shoes
Walk in: A huge walk-in closet had plenty of space for clothing
Outdoor living: A covered patio also offered outdoor space
Big rooms: The five bedrooms were spacious in the large home
Fully furnished: The home was fully furnished at listing
Caroline was diagnosed with the auto-immune disease before the 2018 US Open, but played through the tournament.
She announced in December 2019 that she was going to retire after the 2020 Australian Open.
Caroline over her 15-year pro tennis career won 30 titles and ranks fifth in all-time career earnings with more than $35 million.
Long room: Another long room provided a lot of storage space
Big tub: One of the bathrooms featured a large white tub
Large shower: A large shower also was included in a bathroom
Nice views: A large room offered stunning views with floor-to-ceiling windows
David won an NBA Championship in 2015 with the Golden State Warriors and announced his retirement in November 2017 at age 34.
Caroline and David got engaged in November 2017 and were married in June 2019 in Tuscany.
 She recently told Bild that she would like to be a mother and start a family with David, according to Tennis World.
Pool room: A pool table was set up in a room with a view
Cool columns: The unit featured large outdoor columns that provided patio space