Lil Wayne has secured a significant purchaser. The 40-year-old Grammy laureate is officially bidding farewell to his Miami Beach estate, selling it for $22.5M, as verified by reliable sources.

Situated on Allison Island, Weezy’s former residence in Florida encompasses 10,632 square feet of living area. The house boasts retractable glass partitions that unveil a fully equipped backyard. The expansive 23,760-square-foot lot accommodates a pool, outdoor dining zones, a beachside cabana, and an integrated barbecue station. These amenities offer picturesque views of 110 feet of waterfront and a private dock, as detailed by Top 10 Real Estate Deals.

Cyril Matz of Douglas Elliman managed the listing, with an initial asking price of $29.5M.

The abode is comprised of seven bedrooms, including a primary suite featuring dual bathrooms, a capacious walk-in closet, a lounge area, and a private terrace that lets potential buyers bask in an elevated experience. Additionally, a junior suite with its own outdoor expanse is present.

The property boasts a pair of kitchens: the primary kitchen, complete with a breakfast nook, showcases bespoke Italian cabinetry along with Subzero & Wolf appliances, while the chef’s kitchen comes with dedicated staff quarters.

Other highlights include supplementary spaces like a cinema room, a wine cellar, a three-car garage, and an elevator.

The rapper’s residence is nestled within a gated community fortified by round-the-clock security, offering various exclusive perks, including access to the island’s private beach.

The locale is in proximity to the La Gorce Country Club and the Normandy Shores Golf Club, in addition to public beaches and abundant opportunities to relish the local nightlife.

Noteworthy personalities such as Pitbull, Sylvester Stallone, Madonna, and Shakira are counted among the homeowners in the vicinity, according to Top Ten.

Lil Wayne is accustomed to showcasing his living spaces. He previously gave viewers a glimpse of his Louisiana dwelling on a memorable episode of MTV Cribs in 2004.