Photo: GUILLAUME HORCAJUELO/EPA-EFE/ShutterstockDavid and Victoria Beckhamare letting go of their West Coast home.The couple unloaded their L.A. mansion in an off-market sale, a representative for David confirms to PEOPLE. According toVariety, the fashion designer and retired soccer star sold the property for $33 million, nearly double the $18.2 million they reportedly paid for it in 2007.When they purchased the home, a source close to the coupletold PEOPLEthey had found the “perfect property for themselves in Beverly Hills,” adding that the home was “modern, airy, very light and spacious with lots of windows.“Varietyreports that tax records show the property spans 11,497-square-feet, while marketing materials from the time of the Beckham’s purchase in 2007 show the house has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, but puts the interior space at 13,149 square feet. The home also features a courtyard patio and a lavish swimming pool.WATCH THIS: Victoria Beckham Slams Divorce Rumors as She Poses with Husband David: ‘We’re Stronger Together’While the family’s main home base is currently in London, they will be spending more time in Miami, asESPN reportedon Sept. 5 that David’s seven-year project of bringing amajor league soccer teamto the city was finally official. The team, which will be called Inter Miami CF, will have their inaugural season in 2020.Over the summer, David and Victoria traveled around the world with their four kids: Harper, and sonsCruz David, 13,Romeo James, 16, andBrooklyn Joseph, 19. The couple, who married in 1999, celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary in July andshut down rumorsof a potential rift in their relationship.The Beckham family on vacation.Victoria Beckham/Instagram"We both realize that we are stronger together than we are as individuals,” Victoriasaid inBritish Vogue’sAugust cover story. “Would either of us be in the position that we are in now had we not met and been together all those years ago? It’s all about the family unit. We are much stronger the six of us, than we would be if we were individuals. We respect that family bond and that is key.”
Photo: GUILLAUME HORCAJUELO/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
David and Victoria Beckhamare letting go of their West Coast home.The couple unloaded their L.A. mansion in an off-market sale, a representative for David confirms to PEOPLE. According toVariety, the fashion designer and retired soccer star sold the property for $33 million, nearly double the $18.2 million they reportedly paid for it in 2007.When they purchased the home, a source close to the coupletold PEOPLEthey had found the “perfect property for themselves in Beverly Hills,” adding that the home was “modern, airy, very light and spacious with lots of windows.“Varietyreports that tax records show the property spans 11,497-square-feet, while marketing materials from the time of the Beckham’s purchase in 2007 show the house has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, but puts the interior space at 13,149 square feet. The home also features a courtyard patio and a lavish swimming pool.WATCH THIS: Victoria Beckham Slams Divorce Rumors as She Poses with Husband David: ‘We’re Stronger Together’While the family’s main home base is currently in London, they will be spending more time in Miami, asESPN reportedon Sept. 5 that David’s seven-year project of bringing amajor league soccer teamto the city was finally official. The team, which will be called Inter Miami CF, will have their inaugural season in 2020.Over the summer, David and Victoria traveled around the world with their four kids: Harper, and sonsCruz David, 13,Romeo James, 16, andBrooklyn Joseph, 19. The couple, who married in 1999, celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary in July andshut down rumorsof a potential rift in their relationship.The Beckham family on vacation.Victoria Beckham/Instagram"We both realize that we are stronger together than we are as individuals,” Victoriasaid inBritish Vogue’sAugust cover story. “Would either of us be in the position that we are in now had we not met and been together all those years ago? It’s all about the family unit. We are much stronger the six of us, than we would be if we were individuals. We respect that family bond and that is key.”
David and Victoria Beckhamare letting go of their West Coast home.
The couple unloaded their L.A. mansion in an off-market sale, a representative for David confirms to PEOPLE. According toVariety, the fashion designer and retired soccer star sold the property for $33 million, nearly double the $18.2 million they reportedly paid for it in 2007.
When they purchased the home, a source close to the coupletold PEOPLEthey had found the “perfect property for themselves in Beverly Hills,” adding that the home was “modern, airy, very light and spacious with lots of windows.”
Varietyreports that tax records show the property spans 11,497-square-feet, while marketing materials from the time of the Beckham’s purchase in 2007 show the house has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, but puts the interior space at 13,149 square feet. The home also features a courtyard patio and a lavish swimming pool.
WATCH THIS: Victoria Beckham Slams Divorce Rumors as She Poses with Husband David: ‘We’re Stronger Together’
While the family’s main home base is currently in London, they will be spending more time in Miami, asESPN reportedon Sept. 5 that David’s seven-year project of bringing amajor league soccer teamto the city was finally official. The team, which will be called Inter Miami CF, will have their inaugural season in 2020.
Over the summer, David and Victoria traveled around the world with their four kids: Harper, and sonsCruz David, 13,Romeo James, 16, andBrooklyn Joseph, 19. The couple, who married in 1999, celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary in July andshut down rumorsof a potential rift in their relationship.
The Beckham family on vacation.Victoria Beckham/Instagram
“We both realize that we are stronger together than we are as individuals,” Victoriasaid inBritish Vogue’sAugust cover story. “Would either of us be in the position that we are in now had we not met and been together all those years ago? It’s all about the family unit. We are much stronger the six of us, than we would be if we were individuals. We respect that family bond and that is key.”
source: people.com
