Sergey Kovalev, the storied Russian pugilist once crowned the light heavyweight champion of the world, has thrown his meticulously crafted Mediterranean manor into the Boca Raton real estate ring. Priced to sell at $4,985,000—down from last year’s ambitious $5.25 million jab—this architectural knockout sprawls luxuriously over nearly 5,800 square feet of opulent living space, boasting five bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, two half bathrooms, and a heavyweight of high-end amenities.
With its bones steeped in the rich tradition of Mediterranean design, the residence flaunts massive rooms crowned with coffered ceilings, while curved windows bathe the interiors in Florida’s eternal sunshine. The ground greets visitors with marble expanse, ascending to wooden warmth near the sanctuaries of rest. Kovalev’s culinary arena, a contemporary chef’s kitchen, stands armed with top-tier appliances, ready to host gastronomical galas.
The master suite, a domain unto itself, features custom closets, a private patio for contemplative mornings or starlit soirees, and a regal bathroom with enough marble to make a Roman emperor blush. This domicile isn’t just a feast for the senses but a fortress too, with hurricane-impact windows, concrete construction across both floors, and an elevator threading the levels together like a spine.
Outside, the spectacle continues with a heated pool and a private dock, offering 90 feet of unobstructed water access, a luxury in this bridge-laden state. This sale comes from a man known as “The Wrecker” for his prowess in the ring, yet here he presents not a challenge, but an invitation—a chance to live ensconced in beauty wrought by hands that otherwise deal destruction.
