Billionaire investment ace Josh Harris made two major lifestyle adjustments this month: he stepped down from his role at Apollo Global Management, a company he co-founded, and he’s picking up a 2005-built modern Mediterranean-style waterfront estate in Miami Beach, according to The New York Post. The property requires an outlay in the neighborhood of $32 million.

The striking house features an ivy-covered façade, loggias, an enclosed deck, a meditation courtyard with water features, statuary, and built-in seating, and a sectional design linked by an arcade. The interior living spaces culminate in a living room with a soaring, two-level ceiling, clerestories, and an adjacent interior stone colonnade with a groin-vaulted ceiling; arched, upper-level portals overlook the lower floor.

Other highlights of the home include the kitchen, which features custom cabinetry in dark, glossy plank, the master bedroom—one of nine on the property—which boasts a separate sitting room and a spa bath inspired by Japanese design, and the turret staircase, a case study in beauty through simplicity.

Among the home’s amenities: a fitness room and, outside, a half basketball court and numerous protected living and dining areas. The home’s outdoor recreation area includes a zero-edge pool, a patio, and a dock. Views of the Sunset Islands are featured in the vista.

Harris’ net worth is north of $5 billion.