See Serena Williams’s Multimillion-Dollar Homes, From Jupiter, Florida, to

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Serena Williams is one of the greatest tennis players of all time. She’s won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, Olympic gold medals, and has been a cultural and style inspiration for decades. And, with a $400 million net worth, Williams is the richest female athlete in history. But did you know that she also has a top-notch real estate collection?

The mother of two, who has been married to investor and tech entrepreneur Alexis Ohanian since 2017, has properties in Florida, California, Paris, and New York in her large portfolio, which has a total valuation in the many millions.

Below, find her real-estate portfolio, from the homes she shares with her sister, Venus, to her beachside escapes.

Midtown West, Manhattan

Lower midtown, where Williams and her sister Venus owned apartment.

In 2005, Williams and her sister, Venus, purchased an apartment in Midtown Manhattan. Located at 28 West 38th Street, the 1,800-square-foot loft was their first publicly known real estate purchase. By the time the sisters made the buy, Serena had already won the local slam, the U.S. Open, twice, as had Venus. They later sold the one-bedroom prewar property in 2015 for $2.1 million to the former New Jersey secretary of state, Nina Mitchell Wells, and her NFL lawyer husband, Ted Wells.

Bel Air, Los Angeles

Serena’s first major real estate purchase, 1201 Stone Canyon Road in Bel Air.

Williams’s first California real estate purchase was 1201 Stone Canyon Road in Bel Air. The tennis ace purchased the six-bedroom home in 2006 for $6.62 million and listed it in October 2017 for $11.995 million. It eventually sold in 2019 for $8.1 million to interior designer Rodrigo Vargas. Spanning 2.76 acres, the house was built in 1935 and features a pool and a blooming pergola.

7th Arrondissement, Paris

Paris’s picturesque 7th arrondissement, where Williams has reportedly kept an apartment for nearly 20 years.

Serena Williams won the French Open three times—in 2002, 2013, and 2015—but her love of French culture began years before. As a child, when she was training with her father, Williams reportedly set a goal of becoming fluent in the language by the time she gave her first French Open victory speech. In 2007, she purchased a two-bedroom pied-à-terre in the city—better for French Open training. She chose the historic 7th arrondissement, home of the Eiffel Tower and the Musée d’Orsay. In 2016, she gave a tour of the space on Snapchat, displaying its black-and-white design and historic touches.

Beverly Hills, Los Angeles

In 2015, Williams began dating tech investor and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. He proposed in December 2016, and their eldest daughter, Olympia, was born in September of the following year. In 2017, they also bought a five-bedroom newly built mansion in Beverly Hills, California. The young family paid $6.68 million for the three-story Spanish-style property, which is in a…