Where Does Coco Gauff Live in Florida? Her Delray Beach Home

Where does Coco Gauff live? The tennis star lives in Delray Beach, Florida, the same city where she learned the game on public courts. In 2024, at age 20, she bought her first home there, a custom-built house she showed off on Instagram during the 2025 holidays. The price was not reported. Her parents still live in Delray Beach too, and the city has named courts after her. Here is what public reporting says about the home, the family's history in town, and what Delray Beach property costs now.

Key takeaways

• Coco's home is a custom-built house in Delray Beach, bought in 2024 as her first property.
• The price was not reported; fan sites guess $2.5 million but no outlet has confirmed a figure.
• Her parents moved the family from Atlanta to Delray Beach when she was in second grade, and she trained at Pompey Park.
• Delray Beach has about 1,863 active listings with a median list price near $279,000, per our MLS feed as of September 2026.

Where does Coco Gauff live in Florida?

Coco's home is in Delray Beach, a coastal city in southern Palm Beach County between Boca Raton and Boynton Beach. She has never lived anywhere else as an adult. Reporting from Hola and others describes the house as custom built, and she has said online that 2025 was her first Christmas as a homeowner. Pure Equity does not publish private addresses, so we will not narrow it further than the city.

Delray Beach is a tennis town. It hosts the Delray Beach Open on the ATP tour each February, and its public courts at Pompey Park produced Gauff herself. Her father, Corey, played on those same courts growing up, according to Good Morning America and Florida Tennis. The city has since refurbished the Pompey Park courts, and she helped unveil them in March 2024 as the first project of the US Open Legacy Initiative. The city has also given her a key to the city and put her name on a day of celebration after her first major title. Few athletes are as closely tied to one small city as she is to this one.

A few outlets place the new house in Boynton Beach, the city just north. The two share a border and some neighborhoods use either name, so the difference may be a mailing address. Gauff herself has always said Delray Beach, and that is what we use.

Inside the reported Delray Beach home

Details come from her own social media rather than a deed report, so treat them as a partial view. The Instagram tour she posted in December 2025 showed a large living room with a decorated tree, high ceilings and a bedroom with its own purple tree, per Hola. Fan sites list six bedrooms, a gym, a game room and a trophy room, but those claims are not sourced and we do not repeat them as fact.

What is clear is that she built rather than bought resale. That takes time, which is why a purchase reported in 2024 turned into a move-in reported in late 2025. It also fits a player who spends much of the year on the road. A new house with a gym at home is a training base as much as a place to sleep.

Growing up in Delray Beach

Gauff was born in Atlanta in 2004. When she was in second grade, her parents, Corey and Candi, left their jobs and moved back to their hometown of Delray Beach so she could train full time, per Good Morning America. The family moved in with her grandparents to save money, and Candi homeschooled her.

The city is woven into her story. She played tennis and basketball at Pompey Park, across the street from her grandmother's house and next to a ball field named for her grandfather, according to Florida Tennis. By 15 she was beating Venus Williams at Wimbledon, and by 19 she had won the US Open. Through all of it, home stayed in Delray Beach. That is unusual on the tour. Most top players relocate to a training hub in their teens, often Monte Carlo, Dubai or the academies of Boca Raton and Bradenton. Gauff had her hub at home, with her father as coach and the public courts a short drive away.

Why Coco Gauff stayed in Delray Beach

The reasons reporting gives are family and familiarity. Her parents, her younger brothers and her grandparents are all in the city. Her father coached her for most of her career, and her mother runs much of her schedule. Buying a house ten minutes from them was the obvious move.

The location also works for her job. Palm Beach International Airport is about 30 minutes north, and Fort Lauderdale's airport is 30 minutes south. The area is home to dozens of touring pros, from the Williams sisters up in Jupiter Island and Jupiter to the players who train at academies across Broward and Palm Beach. A young champion does not need to leave South Florida to find hitting partners.

Where else does Coco Gauff live?

No second home is reported. At 22 she owns one house, and it is in Delray Beach. Her calendar puts her in Melbourne in January, Europe through the spring and summer, and New York in late August, but those are hotel stays. Reports of an apartment elsewhere have not surfaced. She trains in Delray Beach between events, and her team travels with her rather than the other way round.

That may change as her earnings grow. Her prize money and endorsement income have grown fast since her first major title. For now, the answer to where else she lives is the same as where she lives: Delray Beach, with her family nearby.

What homes near Coco Gauff cost

Delray Beach is a big and varied market. Our MLS feed as of September 2026 shows about 1,863 active listings with a median list price near $279,000 and an average of about 115 days on the market. That median is low because the city has thousands of condos in older communities west of the interstate. A custom-built single-family house like hers sits far above it.

The gated communities west of downtown, such as The Bridges and Seven Bridges, list new and near-new estate homes well above the city median. Our gated communities hub covers them. Next door, Boca Raton has about 2,117 listings with a median near $550,000, and Boynton Beach offers a lower entry point on the north side.

For owners, the useful fact is that Delray has two markets. Condos and older homes trade near the county median and move steadily. New construction in the gated west side trades like Boca Raton and draws buyers from the Northeast every winter. A seller with a newer single-family home in that part of the city is competing with the builders' own inventory, so pricing against the latest closed sales rather than the asking prices matters more here than in older neighborhoods.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Coco Gauff live now?

In Delray Beach, Florida, in the custom-built house she bought in 2024. She moved in during 2025 and shared photos of it that December.

Where in Delray Beach does Coco Gauff live?

Reporting does not name the neighborhood, and Pure Equity does not publish private addresses. Some outlets say Boynton Beach, which borders Delray to the north.

Where does Coco Gauff live full time?

Delray Beach is her only home. She travels most of the year for the tour, but every report describes the Delray house as her base.

How much did Coco Gauff pay for the Delray Beach home?

The price was not reported. Fan sites put the value at $2.5 million, but no outlet has confirmed a purchase price or a build cost.

Do Coco Gauff's parents still live in Delray Beach?

Yes. Corey and Candi Gauff moved back to their hometown when Coco was in second grade and have stayed, per Good Morning America.

Can you buy a home near Coco Gauff?

Yes. Delray Beach has well over a thousand active listings at any time, from condos near $279,000 to gated estates above $2 million. Inventory is deepest in the winter, when seasonal owners list.

If you own a home in Delray Beach, Boynton Beach or anywhere in Palm Beach County and want to know its value today, get a free home valuation from Pure Equity. Buyers can browse Delray Beach listings or see luxury homes across South Florida. Two more tennis champions live up the coast: read where Serena Williams lives and where Venus Williams lives.

Sources

• Hola, Coco Gauff's first Christmas as a homeowner (2025)
• Good Morning America, What to know about Coco Gauff's mom, dad and siblings
• Florida Tennis, Coco Gauff's roots in Delray Beach
• US Open, Coco Gauff helps unveil refurbished Delray Beach tennis courts (2024)

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