After selling their beachfront Miami, Florida estate for an alleged $22 million a few years ago, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade moved on to a stunning $20 million home in Los Angeles’ Hidden Hills neighborhood.
The 50-year-old actress from Bring It On and the 41-year-old retired NBA player moved back to California in order for Dwyane’s transgender 16-year-old daughter, Zaya, to “blossom” in a better community.
“There are a lot of reasons we decided California was best for our family and finding a community for Zaya was a big part of that,” Dwyane stated to Parents. We believed that California would be the ideal environment for her to develop and flourish. She was able to fit in and become herself here, and she will soon be a junior in high school.”
Within the $20 million mansion owned by Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade
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From the moment you walk through the double front doors of this modern mansion with stone accents, it exudes sheer luxury. features an exceptional open-plan kitchen with views of the large garden, a state-of-the-art home theater, a double-height rotunda entry with a spiral staircase, and a wine storage and tasting area.
The home, which was recently on the market for $10.9 million, is located on it’s own island surrounded by a five-acre moat in the Redlands area of Florida.
Built by architect Charles Sieger as his private residence, the 20,000-square-foot castle has eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
Two gazebos are located at the end of a series of stepping stones on either side of the lagoon, while the house is accessible via just one driveway.
Opulent: The 20,000-square-foot home features a lavish open plan living room
Medieval: One of the dining rooms includes a long dark wood table and gold mirrors on the wall
Airy and spacious: A sitting room is flooded with light from floor-to-ceiling doors
Picturesque: One bedroom includes a circular window overlooking the grounds and a large King size bed
‘The house became this island,’ Sieger told HGTV last year. ‘But it still looked lost, so we put gazebos to dine on the south end and one to sleep on on the north end. That made the house feel bigger than it really was.’
Sieger and his wife bought the bought the land for $414,000 in 2002.
‘We’ve lived here for five years,’ Sieger told HGTV. ‘It took us six years to build it. We’re done with it.’
Fit for a king: The grounds feature a Koi pond, landscaped grounds and fountains
Plenty of space: The property features two gazebos, one reserved for dining and one for sleeping
Fairytale residence: The entrance to the house looks right out of a Disney movie, with its quaint circular windows and medieval design
Epic: The home, which was recently on the market for $10.9 million, is located on it’s own island surrounded by a five-acre moat in the Redlands area of Florida
Gabrielle has previously published pictures of a fitness center that includes a spa and sauna. The full length of the large room is covered in an elegant black and white striped rug.
Large floor-length mirrors and an abundance of training equipment, such as benches, a double-step climber, jump boxes, and an exercise ball, are also present.
Nine baths and seven bedrooms are available for Gabrielle, who also has a separate dressing area with many mirrors and Hollywood lights.
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The couple sold their Mediterranean-style Sherman Oaks mansion for $5.5 million a year after moving into their Hidden Hills property, demonstrating their excellent real estate sense.
At 8,650 square feet, the house was not as large as their present residence but still rather remarkable. In addition, there was an elevator and a three-story spiral staircase there.
Similar to their new property, the five-bedroom, eight-and-a-half-bathroom house featured a marble kitchen, movie theater, wet bar, wine cellar, and tasting room. Dwyane also opened his own wine label, Wade Cellars, in 2014 after partnering with Napa Valley winemaker Jayson Pahlmeyer.
Along with an infinity-edge pool, pizza oven, and spa outside, there was also a fire pit and expansive views of the San Fernando Valley. First meeting in 2007, Gabrielle and Dwyane were married in 2014.