Introduction: A Record-Breaking Miami Purchase
British pop icon Robbie Williams has made headlines with his latest real estate move—purchasing a $40 million waterfront mansion in Coral Gables’ Old Cutler Bay. The off-market deal marks the highest sale ever in this exclusive Miami enclave and signals Williams’s relocation to Florida after selling his Beverly Hills estate to Drake for $75 million.
Inside the $40 Million Waterfront Estate
Formerly owned by attorney Anthony Lopez and fiancée Dr. Nicole Martin of The Real Housewives of Miami, the property sits on a private one-acre peninsula with 435 feet of water frontage and a 75-foot dock.
The 19,380-square-foot smart home features seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two powder rooms, plus a chef’s kitchen with triple Sub-Zero fridges, a home theater, gym and massage suite, wine cellar, bar, and an 18-car custom-lit garage. Outdoor spaces include a resort-style pool, summer kitchen, pizza oven, and fire pit—perfect for both family living and large-scale entertaining.
Williams’s Bold Expansion Plans
Rather than simply moving in, Williams has hired luxury developer Manny Angelo Varas to add a 2,000-square-foot guest pavilion with a potential recording studio and an innovative floating padel court, which would be the first of its kind at a U.S. residence.
Varas says Williams chose Old Cutler Bay for its safety, privacy, and flood-code advantages, adding to the area’s appeal for high-profile buyers seeking Miami’s tax benefits and quality of life.
Conclusion: A Statement in Miami Luxury Real Estate
This record-setting purchase reflects both the strength of Coral Gables luxury real estate and the growing appeal of Old Cutler Bay for celebrity buyers. With prime waterfront location, world-class amenities, and upcoming expansions, Robbie Williams’s new Miami home is poised to become one of Florida’s most talked-about estates.