Jeff Bezos, the renowned 60-year-old founder of Amazon, and his fiancée Lauren Sánchez, 54, have recently begun living together in a luxurious mansion in Miami. The mansion, valued at USD 78 million, was acquired by Bezos and marks a new chapter in his personal and professional life.
After selling 112 million shares of Amazon for more than 2 billion euros, Bezos made the decision to move from Seattle to Florida, with the mansion serving as their new residence. The property, previously owned by Raquel Cordón, daughter of Spanish businessman Publio Cordón, joins the growing list of real estate assets held by Bezos.
The romantic relationship between Bezos and Sánchez became official in 2020, following Bezos’ divorce from MacKenzie Scott in 2019. Sánchez, an American reporter of Mexican origin, has been by Bezos’ side as he transitions into this new phase of his life, which includes a shift in focus to his space company Blue Origin.
The mansion in Miami features a Neo-Palladian design and boasts luxurious amenities, including seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, garage space for seven vehicles, a climbing wall, and a private dock. The property spans over 1,400 square meters on a 7,500 square meter lot.
The acquisition of this mansion not only signifies a change of residence for the couple but also marks the beginning of a formal cohabitation as a couple. The seller, Raquel Cordón, comes from the Cordón family known for their business legacy and the tragic story of her father, Publio Cordón, founder of the Quirón hospital health group.
Despite the family’s loss of their leader, they have continued their successful business legacy with resilience. The mansion has been modified by Raquel Cordón and her husband Raúl Caldoz to achieve a Neo-Palladian design characterized by balance, symmetry, and elegance based on simplicity.
Overall, this new chapter for Bezos and Sánchez reflects a blend of personal happiness and professional growth as they embark on this new journey together in Miami.