Socialite’s sprawling apartment in Miami is going for $24M. She has famous neighbors
Want to work out alongside David Beckham? Borrow sugar from Posh Spice?
A breathtaking residence at the power couple’s upscale Miami apartment building just hit the market.
The luxury pad, which takes up the entire 51st floor of the 62-story One Thousand Museum downtown, belongs to Market America CEO Loren Ridinger.
The businesswoman is unloading the five bedroom, six bathroom, 10,338-square-footer, the largest of the 10 penthouses there, for a cool $24 million.
Perks? Yep, about those. Think a private theater, walk-in pantry with wine cellar, motorized blackout shades and a massive patio offering 360-degree views of Biscayne Bay, the Magic City skyline and Atlantic Ocean.
Represented by Seth Semilof, of HL Real Estate Group, this sprawling stunner in the sky also gives you access to the tower’s myriad ritzy amenities, such as an ultra modern gym, where Beckham has been seen getting his sweat on.
It’s unclear why Ridinger wants to sell the unit at Zaha Hadid’s architectural masterpiece, where billionaire Ken Griffin also maintains a crash pad.
The 56-year-old socialite moved there with her late husband, JR Ridinger, just months before his sudden death at age 63 in August 2022.
The Shop.com entrepreneur recently told People the couple decided to take the leap to city living while renovating their Miami Beach mansion.
The widow wrote a book about mourning her soulmate, “Scrambled or Sunny Side Up? Living Your Best Life After Losing Your Greatest Love.”
She cherishes the memories they made there, Ridinger told the outlet, adding she “still has the same feelings about it as when I moved in.”
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