Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen unload Tribeca condo for $37M

January 5, 2021

Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen have long maintained a home in New York City, but now that the NFL quarterback has taken up with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they’re consolidating a bit. As the Post first spotted, the couple has sold their Tribeca apartment for $36,800,000 million, according to property records. Brady and supermodel Bündchen bought the five-bedroom, 12th-floor pad in Robert A.M. Stern’s 70 Vestry Street in 2018 for $25.5 million pad. Just last month, though, they bought a smaller unit on the same floor for $3.5 million, which will presumably now serve as their NYC pied-à-terre.

Brady and Bündchen first got in the swanky real estate game back in 2014 when they scooped up a 48th-floor unit at One Madison for $11.7 million. Two years later, they put the Madison Square home on the market for $17.25 million but weren’t able to sell it until 2018 when they chopped the price to $14 million.

As for their move to 70 Vestry Street, it was rumored that the couple chose the new development for its waterfront views and celeb-friendly private porte-cochère entrance. The limestone-clad building also offers an 82-foot lap pool, sauna and steam rooms, and cycling, yoga, and pilates studios.

They’ll now be living full time in Miami, as Brady signed a two-year contract with the Buccaneers. When they first headed south, they rented Derek Jeter’s Tampa waterfront mansion, but last month, they dropped $17 million on a house in Miami’s exclusive Indian Creek Island. According to Page Six, they plan to demolish the current home and “build their dream home in the vein of the Architectural Digest-covered mansion in Brentwood, Calif., that they sold to Dr. Dre.” The island known as the “billionaire’s bunker” is also home to model Adriana Lima, billionaires Carl Icahn and Jeff Soffer, Julio Iglesias, and Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.

The couple also owns a mansion on five acres in Brookline, Massachusettes, just outside Boston. It’s reportedly for sale off-market for $33.9 million. And word has it, they’re shopping for a new place in LA.

[Via NY Post]

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