Tyler Herro has put his South Florida estate on the market for $12 million, following his move from the Miami Heat to the Milwaukee Bucks. The listing occurred on the same day Herro's transfer deal was finalised. The former Kentucky player, who was selected 13th overall by Miami in the 2019 NBA draft, acquired the modern property in 2022 for $10.5 million, after its completion the previous year.
The estate draws inspiration from Bali's tropical architecture, characterised by a combination of natural materials, high ceilings, and expansive indoor and outdoor living spaces. Located in Pinecrest, Florida, it spans 9,019 square feet. The residence features 8 bedrooms, along with 8 full and 1 half bathrooms.
Features and amenities of the estate
Access to Herro's Pinecrest property is directly from the street. Two metal gates on either side of the plot open onto short driveways. The use of double gates contributes to maintaining privacy, complemented by the abundance of tall trees and shrubs that shield the house directly from street views.
- —Resort-style pool and spa
- —Cinema room
- —Private lift
- —Summer kitchen and chef's kitchen
- —Home bar and three-car garage
The entrance to the house is via a wooden bridge spanning a water feature, leading to a front door set within a full glass wall. Inside, herringbone wood floors, double-height ceilings, and an impressive floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace add texture to the open living areas.
At the heart of the home, the chef's kitchen flows into the dining area and adjoining living space, complemented by an oversized pantry. The master suite on the second floor, accessible by lift, comprises a spacious seating area overlooking the pool, a large walk-in wardrobe, and a spa bathroom. Throughout the interiors, a private cinema room, a bar, and several gathering areas designed for entertaining can be found.
Outdoor areas and reasons for sale
Outdoors, a resort-style swimming pool with a spa forms the centrepiece. Additionally, a covered summer kitchen and several outdoor lounge areas extend the backyard's capacity for entertaining or daily family meals.
Herro's Pinecrest estate marks an important chapter in his life, having served as his base in South Florida as his NBA career began and he celebrated many of its early milestones. As his career now takes him north and Milwaukee will be his new home base, the house no longer suits his current day-to-day life. The Bali-inspired property is thus available to a new owner seeking open interiors, abundant natural light, and peaceful outdoor spaces in the South Florida lifestyle.
