Former NBA All-Star and current Brooklyn Nets assistant coach Juwan Howard has listed his custom-built estate in Coral Gables, Florida, for US$28.9 million (A$40.5 million).
What makes this property notable isn’t just its size or price – it’s the backstory. Juwan purchased the 1.73-acre site in 2013 for US$3.4 million (A$4.76 million), with a dated 1970s home on it.
He demolished the original structure and spent years working with acclaimed Miami architect Kobi Karp to build an entirely new residence from the ground up. The finished product was completed in 2025.
The result is an 8,997-square-foot contemporary estate with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, situated within Journey’s End – an exclusive waterfront community of just 18 properties protected by 24-hour guard-gated security.
Inside, a double-height foyer with a floating staircase sets the tone.
Floor-to-ceiling glass runs throughout, flooding the home with natural light and framing views of the grounds and a 75-foot resort-style pool.
Limestone slab flooring connects the formal living room – boasting 23-foot ceilings – to the dining room, family room, and a Snaidero kitchen.
The upper level features white oak flooring and a primary suite occupying its own wing, complete with dual walk-in closets, separate water closets, and spa-inspired bathrooms.
Additional en-suite bedrooms offer corner exposures and walls of glass, while bonus spaces throughout the home can serve as offices, playrooms, or entertainment areas.
The property also includes a wellness suite, wine room, media room, and detached four-car garage.
Outside, the expansive lawns surrounding the pool give the grounds the feel of a private park. The estate comes with a deeded boat slip and private marina access – a premium feature in South Florida’s waterfront luxury market. The community also offers tennis and basketball courts.
According to Homes of Celebs, public records indicate Juwan no longer uses the estate as his primary Miami-area residence.
The full listing can be viewed at bhsusa.com.