This fall, boxing-world legend Floyd Mayweather sold the modern-style in Miami Beach he purchased about four years ago. Mayweather weathered a loss on the property by accepting the $6.3 million offer, though, as he paid $7.7 million for the modern-style when he took ownership of it in the spring of 2016. Be that as it may, a million-dollar loss is probably not a major setback when your nickname is ‘Money’; the undefeated boxer likely knows a thing or two about rolling with the punches.

A streetside impression of the home is of an imposing, if inviting, boxiness. The stark concrete walls and uncompromising angles are tempered with enough glass to suggest an open living style.

Inside the 5,200 square-footer, the home carries the cerebral feel of a modern, albeit an optimistic one. The contemporary atmospherics come by way of LED lighting, industrial overtones, and a starkly unornamented living style, with hardwood demarcation walls adding complexity to the overall picture. Polished glass floors run throughout the common areas, but natural-toned plank hardwood brings texture to the bedrooms. Custom hardwood cabinetry in the kitchen and baths increases the warmth of the house.

The property looks out over the Intracoastal Waterway, with floor-to-ceiling windows in most rooms boasting water views, and a rooftop deck taking in the landscape. The backyard is fully developed for outdoor living: summer kitchen, a zero-edge swimming pool, a spa and a private dock fill out the grounds and offer essential fair weather options.