PHOTOS: BOUGHT? US rapper, Future, copped a $7.5M penthouse in Miami ‘Bentley Towers’

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Future copped a $7.5M penthouse in Miami ‘Bentley Towers’.

The rapper, singer, and songwriter known as Future is about to turn on the lights in the $16.3 million bachelor pad in Miami Beach, FL, that he just purchased.

Located on the gated Allison Island, the 8,897-square-foot residence is situated on 75 feet of water frontage on an inlet that connects to Biscayne Bay.

The property comes with a private dock, with plenty of space for a yacht.

Between the water and the mansion is a row of palm trees, an expanse of green lawn, a sparkling pool and spa, and an outdoor lounge space and kitchen.

The ultramodern home was built in 2020. It has seven bedrooms and 8.5 baths—plenty of room for Future and his seven kids. There’s also a detached guest cabana.

Future, whose legal name is Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, is known for his specifically styled vocals and his massive body of work. The Atlanta native, 38, is considered by many to be one of the most influential rappers of his generation. The bestselling musician also won a Grammy.

Dina Goldentayer with Douglas Elliman represented the sellers, while Jordan Karp represented Future in the transaction.

The singer-songwriter, whose real name is Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, bought the 7,250-square-foot, seven-bedroom house at 6493 Allison Road, according to sources. Laurent and Pascale Ouazana sold the property. Laurent Ouazana was CEO of Entoria, one of the largest insurance brokers in France, and is now a board member, according to LinkedIn.

Future, who has won Grammy and BET Awards, bought the Allison Island compound at an 18 percent discount off the $19.9 million asking price, according to the listing. He recently sold the publishing rights to his catalog to the investment firm Influence Media Partners in a deal valued in the “high eight figures,” Variety reported in September.

The sale was recorded on the Multiple Listing Service Wednesday evening.

Developed in 2020, the property includes staff quarters and a detached guest house, a pool and cabana, 75 feet of water frontage, and a three-car garage.

The Ouazanas paid $12.5 million in 2020 for the property, which was part of a double lot. The couple sold the other lot at 6505 Allison Road to developer Todd Michael Glaser and his partners Scott Robins and Jonathan Fryd for $7.9 million. They’re planning to build a 10,000-square-foot mid-century modern style mansion on the site. Goldentayer brokered that deal as well.

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