Floyd Mayweather Jr. Asks $48M for Beverly Hills Mansion

Former pro boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. just placed his Beverly Hills mansion on the market with a $48 million ask as he ramps his activity back up in the ring.

If sold for anywhere near its ask, the home would mark the priciest deal in the city this year.

The home spans 15,096 square feet with six beds and 10 baths. It sits on a half-acre lot and has a library, wine cellar and guest house with a theater and gym, according to the listing. It’s about a five-minute walk to the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Josh Altman and Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman’s The Altman Brothers Team have the listing.

The boxing champ paid $25.5 million for the property in 2017, just a few weeks after taking home the $100 million purse from his win over Conor McGregor.

Mayweather bought the home from developer Nile Niami, whose most ambitious project was the over 100,000-square-foot megamansion named “The One.” The property, at one time valued at $500 million, was bought at auction in 2022 for $141 million by Fashion Nova founder Richard Saghian.

Although Mayweather retired in 2017 from boxing with an undefeated record, he more recently has reentered the ring for exhibition fights. In August he faced off with John Gotti III in a Mexico City exhibition rematch.

Mayweather signaled on social media he’s game for more.

“Success isn’t something you retire from. It’s something you refine,” he told his followers on Instagram earlier this month. “Exhibitions are my way of giving my fans, old and new, the opportunity to witness my greatness on any stage I choose. That’s what any successful business and boss would do.”