Millionaire Lifestyle Of Venus Williams! Venus Williams has graced the tennis world
with her presence for nearly two and a half decades now.
In that time she has overcome injuries and diseases en route to becoming an all-time great.
She has won 7 Grand Slam singles tournaments and made 9 additional Grand Slam finals.
She and Serena's run as a doubles team is legendary and this has allowed her to lead a
lavish lifestyle which we’ll be talking about. Hey guys, welcome to Luxury Plus! If you like
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Celebrity Net Worth estimates Venus Williams' net is around $95 million. That's massive, yet a far
cry from its estimate for sister Serena Williams' $180 million. Still, Venus's fortune is enviable,
to say the least. It pays to be a tennis legend - and not just from actually playing the game.
INVESTMENTS AND ENDORSEMENTS Like Serena, Venus is something of an entrepreneur
and investor. She has entered the business world like so many other athletes and founded multiple
companies. This includes EleVen, a women's athletic wear line, and V Starr Interiors,
an interior design company. She has several investments as well, perhaps most notably as one
of the dozens of celebrities who own a percentage of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, or UFC.
She is also a prominent backer of Ellevest, a digital investing platform aimed at women.
Ellevest was made to help women interested in investing and to help achieve the goal of
financial equality between women and men. Venus doesn't have some of the massive
endorsement deals Serena has, but also doesn't necessarily need them;
who needs Nike when you created your own clothing line? Williams still has plenty of endorsement
deals with impressive companies, though. She was named a brand ambassador for Electronic Arts
LOS ANGELES HOME Set in the heart of Nichols Canyon,
the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is just under a half acre.
Venus purchased the property for $1.9 million in 2005 and renovated the house, adding a new deck,
floors, a fireplace, and hardware, turning it into a luxurious mid-century modern estate.
The pool overlooks Nichols Canyon. Williams and her sister, Serena, own other properties
in Florida and the Los Angeles area. The home can be described as a "mid-century post and beam home"
that has "light-filled rooms with a great entertainment flow." Williams' updated
kitchen has "top of the line appliances" and a wine refrigerator, the listing states.
FLORIDA RETREAT About two months after
co-listing the Palm Beach-area property she’s owned with her sister for about twenty years,
tennis ace Venus Williams has picked up another, considerably larger, a residence just a few miles
north in the Sunshine State: a 7,100 square-footer in Hobe Sound. The house the sisters are selling
is currently priced at $2.7 million. Williams purchased her new home for $9.6 million.
The oceanfront estate would appear to be a long-term home-base for Williams. The total
square footage of all interior living spaces—which include a pair of guest houses as well as the main
house—measures over 10,700. The Jupiter Island property is also quite large: the lot measures
around 1.5 acres. This is property to call home. The house dates to 1962, and features a rambling,
Caribbean-inflected style that suggests long, lazy summer days. A barnwood patio and pool area,
a cabana with a wet bar and a summer kitchen, and a winding boardwalk through mangroves leading
beach-ward sum up the estate’s living style quite well. The interiors of the main home
carry the same easygoing feel, with pale wood, off-white paint, tongue-and-groove, ceiling fans,
vaulted ceilings, and an open concept accumulating into a very relaxed style. The two detached guest
houses on the property help sell the place, too. BEACH GARDENS MANSION
The sister tennis stars bought a Palm Beach Gardens property together back in 1998 for
$525,000. After building a gorgeous mansion on the land, the sisters are finally listing the spot
for almost four times the original price at $2.69 million, according to Variety. With Serena owning
two other mansions in town, it made sense that the grand slam winners could give up this amazing pad.
Located on one acre, the home is complete with two separate wings, perfect for giving each
sister some personal space when residing at the property together. Complete with a well-equipped
gym for training, a gorgeous pool, and even a home movie theater, this home was designed to fit every
need of these superstar athletes. Four bedrooms plus a den are sequestered in a separate wing on
the second floor while two, equally spacious main floor master suites specifically designed for the
then cohabitating sisters each occupy a wing of their own and comprise a spacious bedroom,
a lavish bathroom and a separate office featuring a curved wall of windows.
Open plan living spaces with polished travertine floors, vaulted ceilings and vast walls of glass
include multiple lounges and dining areas plus a generically high-end kitchen. There’s also a small
home theater lined with arched niches chock-full with tennis trophies and, unsurprisingly given
their extraordinary athleticism, a large fitness room. The multi-winged manse sits behind gates
and presides over a tree-shaded circular driveway at the front and, at the back,
about 5,000-square-feet of terracing plus a gazebo and a swimmer’s pool and spa nestled
with a waterfall into a tumble of boulders. Inside, the two-story house is built with
an open floor plan, soaring ceiling heights and floor-to-ceiling windows. The main living
rooms feature marble floors, while the tennis pro detailed the bedrooms with warmer hardwood floors
and crown molding. The home boasts a cozy home theater, library, gym and juice bar, according
to the listing with Andrew and Michael Leibowitz of Leibowitz Realty Group. The agents declined to
comment. The second story of the home contains a large loft area and private guest suites.
G WAGON The 33 year-old tennis player was spotted by the
paparazzi getting into her grey/blue Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon, outside the Crandon Park Tennis Center
in Key Biscayne, Florida. Concerning the vehicle, we all know what a G-Wagon has to
offer from a performance point of view as well as design. It promises numerous lavish features
and has become one of the most adored cars among celebrities. We can definitely say the
Mercedes-Benz G-Class suits her very well as it is a powerful vehicle but doesn’t lack good looks.
In the same way, Venus is an incredible woman as well as a tennis player that still knows how to be
stylish and fashionable. Props to her for rocking the G-Wagon and not in a Kardashian kind of way.
The Mercedes-Benz G-class isn't just a six-figure SUV driven by the rich and famous,
it's an unmistakable off-road icon that lives up to its considerable reputation. Sure,
the G-class's lofty price tag means it's only available to folks in a certain tax bracket, but
anyone can appreciate the tall and square design that has been its calling card for decades. While
Mercedes carefully evolved the Geländewagen's outward appearance during a recent redesign,
the company greatly improved its road manners with a more sophisticated independent front suspension.
Its larger proportions also make it roomier than its predecessors, and the styling and
materials inside now fit its luxury pedigree. Of course, the G-Wagon wouldn't be complete without
a sturdy frame, ample ground clearance, and three locking differentials. Powering all four
wheels is a potent 416-hp twin-turbo V-8 that pairs with a nine-speed automatic transmission.
MIAMI DOLPHINS The Williams sisters
have been Dolphins fans all their lives. In 2009, they made their dreams come true by becoming part
owners of the franchise they grew up rooting for. “To have this opportunity is really where our
heart is,” Venus told the Associated Press in 2009. “We’re South Florida girls. When
we get off the road, this is where we come home. When we come home to Dolphins games,
it’s going to be exciting.” Venus and Serena became the first female African-American
minority owners in the NFL that day. They still hold a minority stake in the franchise today,
along with Fergie, Marc Anthony, and Gloria and Emilio Estefan. The Williams sisters were
trailblazers for female African-Americans in the tennis world, and they’ve been doing the
same in the NFL for almost a decade. They crashed the party of a once male-dominated
sport and made their impressive mark on the tennis court. Now, they’re doing it in the NFL.
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