The South Florida Business Journal says that Jimmy Butler has moved to Miami. All-Star forward paid $7.45 mιllιon.

As stated, Butler is looking for a new home. He sold his Miami mansion for $7.1 mιllιon in 2021. He bought the spread for $4.5 mιllιon in 2019. Not for money. Last year, the Heat signed the six-time All-Star to a $184 mιllιon, four-year agreement.

“Jimmy Buckets” appears to have landed a new home as well as a new contract, likely because he wɑnted a more private place to relax.

The gated Stonegate complex has 12 European-inspired homes, including the “best location in Miami” construction. Residents have a tennis court and park. The 6,148-square-foot home has six bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms.

Oak hardwood floors, moldings, lofty ceilings, and designer finishes. Gourmet kitchen, formal rooms, fireplaces, library, and bar are included. Three-car garage.

The upstairs master suite has a family area, office, and soaking tub. The almost-acre lot has a pool, built-in BBQ, screened lanai, Sonos speakers, and a playhouse.

In 2011, the 32-year-old basketball player joined the Chicago Bulls. After the Timberwolves and 76ers, he joined the Heat in 2019. The 2020 NBA finals were reached with Butler.

Lynley W. Ciorobea of BHHS EWM Realty represented the seller. Celebrity Advisors represented the buyer.