Where Does Anna Kournikova Live in Florida? From Sunset Islands to Bay Point

Where does Anna Kournikova live? The former tennis star lives in Bay Point, a gated community on Biscayne Bay in the city of Miami. Enrique Iglesias and their four children live there with her. She has lived in the Miami area since her teens. Her own real estate history in Miami Beach runs longer than his. She owned a waterfront estate on the Sunset Islands from 2000 to 2012. Before that she had a condo at the Portofino Tower in South Beach. Here is what reporting says about where she lives now, where she lived before, and what nearby homes cost.

Key takeaways

• Bay Point, Miami: a guard-gated bayfront neighborhood in the Upper Eastside where the couple built a home of about 17,500 square feet.
• Her former estate: a Sunset Islands home in Miami Beach she bought for $5 million in 2000 and sold for $7.45 million in 2012, per The Real Deal.
• Her earlier condo: a unit at the Portofino Tower in South Beach during her playing years.
• Market near her: Miami Beach has about 2,506 active listings with a median asking price near $650,000, per our MLS feed.

Where does Anna Kournikova live in Florida?

Bay Point is a gated neighborhood of about 150 homes on the mainland side of Biscayne Bay. It sits off Biscayne Boulevard, north of downtown Miami. One guardhouse controls the entrance. The bayfront lots look east across the water toward Miami Beach. It is quieter and less famous than the islands off the MacArthur and Venetian causeways. That is exactly why some well-known owners pick it.

Kournikova and Iglesias bought their first lot there in 2009 for $5 million and finished a large bayfront house in 2013. The Real Deal reported in 2025 that they had expanded the compound to about 2.5 acres. They did it by buying a home across the street. Our Enrique Iglesias post covers that property in detail. This post is about her own path to it. See the neighborhood on our Bay Point page and the county on our Miami-Dade County page.

Inside the reported Sunset Islands estate

Her best-documented home is the one she no longer owns. In 2000, at age 19 and near the peak of her tennis career, Kournikova paid $5 million for a house on Sunset Island III in Miami Beach. It was newly built in a Mediterranean style. Records cited by The Real Deal describe seven bedrooms, a two-story guesthouse, and a coral-rock pool deck with a pool and spa. The lot has about 150 feet of frontage on the Intracoastal Waterway and a dock. The lot ran a bit under half an acre.

She listed it in 2011 for $9.4 million, per Miami New Times, and sold it in early 2012 for $7.45 million. That was about $2 million under the ask. Still, it was a profit on her purchase. The later owners put it back on the market in 2018 at $14.25 million. That shows how far Sunset Islands prices moved in six years. Pure Equity does not publish private addresses, so we name the island only.

The Sunset Islands are four small islands in Biscayne Bay between Miami Beach and the Venetian Causeway. Each has a guard gate at its bridge. Lots are larger than on most of the city's islands, and many homes date to the 1920s and 1930s, though teardowns and new builds are common now. Her house was one of the newer ones when she bought it. Musicians, developers and athletes have owned there for decades, and it remains one of the quieter addresses in Miami Beach.

Why Anna Kournikova chose Miami

Tennis brought her to Florida. Her family left Moscow in the early 1990s, when she was about 10, so she could train at Nick Bollettieri's academy in Bradenton, on the Gulf Coast. Bollettieri had already produced Andre Agassi and Monica Seles. Florida became her home base as she turned pro in 1995. Miami followed once she had the money to choose. It had the airport, the tour stop at Key Biscayne and a large Russian-speaking community.

She retired from singles play in 2003 after back injuries, at just 21, but stayed in Miami Beach. During her playing years she also owned a condo at the Portofino Tower in South Beach, per The Real Deal. Hockey player Sergei Fedorov was on the deed with her. Her relationship with Iglesias began in 2001 after she appeared in his music video. The two have lived together in Miami ever since. She later worked as a trainer on The Biggest Loser in 2011 and has done charity and fitness work. But she has kept a low public profile since the twins arrived in 2017.

Where else does Anna Kournikova live?

Nowhere else on record. She has no widely reported second home. She does not follow Iglesias on tour for long stretches now that there are four children. Where does Anna Kournikova live between the Miami homes? Reports place her in Bay Point full time since 2013. The family's 2025 purchase across the street suggests they are staying put. Her mother and brother have also lived in the Miami area.

That makes her unusual among Miami's famous residents. Most arrived as adults, bought big, and treat the city as one base among several. Kournikova came as a child athlete and never left the state. Her three Miami-area homes tell the story in order: a South Beach condo in her playing years, a Miami Beach island estate in her 20s, and a mainland compound behind a gate once children were on the way. Each move traded visibility for space and privacy.

What homes near Anna Kournikova cost

Her old neighborhood is the easier one to price. Miami Beach has about 2,506 active listings on our MLS feed as of September 2026. The median asking price is near $650,000, and homes average about 161 days on market. The Sunset Islands sit far above that median. They are single-family waterfront lots behind a guard gate. Homes there routinely list in the $10 million to $30 million range. The one she sold for $7.45 million in 2012 asked $14.25 million by 2018.

Her current neighborhood is priced against the city of Miami. The city has about 11,314 active listings and a median near $639,000. Bay Point's bayfront homes trade in the same range as the Sunset Islands. For similar waterfront estates across the county, see our waterfront homes hub and our luxury homes page. Buyers who want the guard gate first and the water second can start with our gated communities page.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Anna Kournikova live now?

She lives in Bay Point, a gated neighborhood on Biscayne Bay in Miami. Enrique Iglesias and their four children are there with her. The couple built the home after buying the lot in 2009. They have added to the property since.

Where in Miami does Anna Kournikova live?

In Bay Point, off Biscayne Boulevard in the Upper Eastside, just south of Morningside. We do not publish the street or house number. Before 2013 she lived on the Sunset Islands in Miami Beach.

Where does Anna Kournikova live full time?

Miami is the full-time home and has been since she was a teenager. She has no reported second residence. The family rarely travels together for long periods.

How much did Anna Kournikova sell her Miami Beach home for?

$7.45 million in 2012, per The Real Deal. She had bought it for $5 million in 2000. Her first asking price was $9.4 million. The house later asked $14.25 million under new owners.

Did Anna Kournikova grow up in Miami?

Not quite. She grew up in Moscow until about age 10. Then she moved to Bradenton, Florida, to train at the Bollettieri academy. She settled in Miami Beach as a young pro.

Can you buy a home on the Sunset Islands?

Yes. The four Sunset Islands have a few dozen listings in a typical year. All are single-family, and most are on the water. Prices start in the low eight figures for a waterfront lot. Inland lots on the same islands can trade for less, though they are rare and still carry the gate and the address.

Own a home in Miami Beach, Bay Point or anywhere else in Miami-Dade County? Then get a free home valuation from Pure Equity and see what it would sell for now. Buyers can browse Miami Beach listings or see luxury homes across South Florida. For two more Miami stories, read where Julio Iglesias lives and celebrities who live in South Florida.

Sources

• The Real Deal, Anna Kournikova's former Miami Beach estate asks $14M
• Miami New Times, Anna Kournikova puts her Miami Beach mansion on the market for $9.4 million
• The Real Deal, Anna Kournikova's former pad at Portofino sells for $11M
• The Real Deal, Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova add to Miami compound

Based on publicly reported information; details may change and are not independently verified by Pure Equity. We do not publish private addresses.