Near the Beckhams’ US$72.3 million compound, this home is in the same neighbourhood as the power couple, who moved to Miami years ago with their children, including Brooklyn
A luxury estate across the street from David and Victoria Beckham’s US$72.3 million compound in Miami Beach is up for grabs.
Located on North Bay Road, an exclusive enclave known variously as the Fifth Avenue of Miami Beach and Billionaires’ Row, the four-bedroom, five-bathroom house measures 4,062 sq ft and sits on just over a quarter-acre of manicured grounds.
Built in 1933, it is listed by real estate broker Josh Flagg, who is the star of the US reality show Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles. Flagg Family Capital, his family’s private real estate investment arm, owns the property, and the broker personally oversaw the home’s revamp, which is the work of New York-based firm Builtin Studio. Flagg’s celebrity clientele includes DJ Steve Aoki, singer-songwriter Charlie Puth and actress Milla Jovovich.

Above A thoughtful blend of contemporary design and historic character greets you at the entry (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)
The estate’s new owner will become neighbours with football star Sir David and his pop star/fashion designer wife Victoria, who are known to spend a significant amount of time in their Miami digs. They have been photographed in the area with their four children, including Brooklyn—and his wife Nicola Peltz—before their public fallout earlier this year.
Built in the Mediterranean style, the residence features stucco walls and a terracotta-tiled roof. Inside, find lofty vaulted ceilings, handcrafted millwork and bespoke steel-framed windows and doors.

Above Each bedroom is designed as a calming retreat, finished with natural textures and clean lines (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)

Above The spacious master suite offers refined comfort with custom cabinetry and soft lighting (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)
It also comes complete with a swimming pool, which has a Baja shelf—a shallow ledge ideal for lounging, sunbathing or wading—as well as a detached pool house that includes a sauna, a cold plunge, an outdoor shower and a powder room.
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Above Lush landscaping and towering palms surround the serene backyard oasis (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)
The wood-beamed living room retains the home’s original limestone fireplace. The formal dining room, meanwhile, is outfitted with a chandelier.
The kitchen, finished in warm white oak, is outfitted with upscale touches like a built-in wine fridge and premium Sub-Zero appliances.

Above A mix of textures, sculptural furniture, and a vaulted wood-beamed ceiling gives the living room a warm, modern-organic feel (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)

Above The white oak kitchen blends form and function (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)
Double doors open to a private outdoor retreat, while inside, a sleek morning bar adds a touch of luxury and convenience. Its bathroom, adorned in travertine, includes double vanities and a spacious freestanding soaking tub.
There are multiple areas designed for outdoor lounging and entertaining. At the front, an attached two-car garage provides convenient parking.

Above A travertine-clad bathroom features double vanities and a freestanding soaking tub (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)

Above Natural light floods the interiors through custom steel-framed windows and doors leading outside (Photo: courtesy of Zillow)
If it’s good enough for the Beckhams, it just might be the poshest postcode worth claiming.
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