JUPITER ISLAND, Fla. — Nick Saban does not look like prepared for retirement, regardless of profitable seven nationwide championships in his profession and cementing his legacy as arguably the best coach in school soccer historical past.
Each time he does, although, the 71-year-old Alabama soccer coach may have an oceanfront dwelling ready for him in Florida.
Because the Palm Seaside Publish first reported, Saban quietly bought a 1.68-acre property on Jupiter Island in April, itemizing agent Joanne Wagner confirmed to WPTV on Wednesday.
Martin County property data present that the sale was recorded on April 18 for a price ticket of $17.5 million.
The property, which stretches from the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean, was purchased by a Delaware-based restricted legal responsibility firm known as At Excessive Tide.
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Wagner didn’t elaborate on the main points of the sale.
Initially in-built 1992, the 6,200-square-foot home was renovated in 2016. It’s full with six bedrooms and floor-to-ceiling glass partitions. Facilities embody a visitor suite with a kitchenette and a non-public dock with a ship carry.
Saban has recruited a number of high-profile Alabama gamers from Florida and is probably going acquainted with the realm from his two seasons spent as head coach of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins.
His seven nationwide titles (six at Alabama and one with LSU) are essentially the most of any coach in main school soccer historical past.
