An Olympian abode fit for champions has glided onto the real estate market, as tennis virtuoso Caroline Wozniacki and former New York Knick David Lee have listed their Fisher Island penthouse for a cool $42.5 million. Perched atop the 10-story Palazzo Del Sol like a trophy on a champion’s mantle, this 7,000-square-foot aerie evokes the couple’s athletic elegance through luxe details including white oak floors, a statement bar, and a sprawling rooftop oasis.
Beyond the grand entry, four entertainment salons sprawl out, swathed in 18-foot ceilings and gleaming light from floating glass doors. The sleek Gaggenau kitchen and its marble-topped island provide fuel for guests. For film screenings, the media room’s Bang & Olufsen system offers courtside seats to audiovisual splendor. Outside, 5,000 square feet of terraces offer glitzy amenities from a hot tub to a rooftop pool with sweeping bay views, creating an experiential grand slam.
Since purchasing the raw space in 2021 for $18.7 million and refining its design, this dream team has utterly transformed the duplex, adding to Palazzo Del Sol’s cachet as a crown jewel of Fisher Island. The exclusive 216-acre isle, accessible only by ferry, remains one of America’s most affluent corners. Wozniacki and Lee now aim for a record-setting $42.5 million sale for their piece of residential paradise. With its flawless features and bespoke details exuding their championship style, this penthouse promises to enthrall a buyer who appreciates the thrill of the ultimate upgrade.
