Jeff Bezos says Kisses For Seattle, when informing your Washington house for an internship of $ 63 million.
The sale marks the most expensive residential transaction in the history of the state, according to the PUget Sound Business Journal.
Bezos, 61, bought the 9,420 square feet Point Point, which the late art collector Barney A. Ebsworth was previously April 2019 for $ 37.5 million.
The wide estate has three massive bedrooms and four considerable bathrooms.
It also includes luxurious comforts such as an elevator, at least a colossal dressing room, a secondary cooking for catering, a upper ramp terrace with a chimney and a glass that walks through the main property to a two -story guest house.
The mansion is contemporary in style and flanked by an exuberant foliage. In addition, it occupies 300 feet of the coast of Lake Washington.
The founder of Amazon announced in November 2023 that he was “leaving the northwest of the Pacific” and making Miami his base of operations.
“Seattle has been my home since 1994 when I started Amazon out of my garage. That is my father behind the camera in this video, touring the Amazon” First office “,”, he captured an Instagram video at that time, calling his parents his “biggest followers.”
Bezos explained that his people “recently returned to Miami”, where the family lived when it was growing.
The founder of Blue Origin said that he and his fiancee, Lauren Sánchez, who “love” Miami, “I want to be close” with his parents.
“Besides,” he said he took into account, “Blue Origin’s operations are increasingly changing to Cape Canaveral.”
Bezos added the “exciting” but “emotional” decision, “I longed for more than I have lived anywhere else and I have so many incredible memories here … Seattle, you will always have an Arace of my heart.”
The technological entrepreneur, who has a net worth of $ 200 billion, still maintains two properties in the city of Emerald: a $ 10 million house that acquired in 1998 and an adjacent residence that rose in 2010 for $ 45 million.
According to the reports, the pads house the personal staff, he thought that Bezos is also looking to fulfill them.
Its Miami portfolio includes three mansions in Indian Creek Island, which is also known as “multimillionaire bunker.”