Teeing Up a Sale? LPGA Star Paula Creamer Lists Fabulous Florida Mansion for $6.9M

LPGA Tour star Paula Creamer just put her Windermere, FL, estate on the market for $6.9 million.

The five-bedroom, 7.5-bath home boasts 8,203 square feet and sits on a nearly 1-acre lot.

According to records, this mansion was last sold for $2.6 million in 2022. It has since appeared on the market several times, including in 2023 for $6,450,000 and again earlier this year at the same ask.

The place was built in 2003 but underwent a complete remodel that added over 2,000 square feet to the original layout.

Statement-making estate

Sophisticated and stately, this eye-catching home is an excellent fit for anyone craving wow factor. From the winding driveway, the property’s luxurious aesthetic is immediately apparent.

Tall wooden doors lead to a magnificent foyer with a chandelier, soaring ceiling, and curved staircase. Meanwhile, the curved wall with floor-to-ceiling windows is a true highlight.

Further inside, there’s a formal living room with a carved fireplace, built-in shelving, and an attached glass wine room.

The spacious family room has a fully functional wet bar and opens to an outdoor kitchen, which makes entertaining a breeze.

Inside, the kitchen shines with its coffered ceiling, marble countertops, and gold hardware. There’s also plenty of space to set up a formal dining area.

Next-level luxury

The primary suite is on the first level and features oversized, dual closets and a gray marble bathroom. Additional bedrooms are on the second floor, each with an en suite bathroom.

There’s also a home office, laundry room, state-of-the-art gym, plus an in-ground pool and spa out back. Central heating and cooling and an outdoor irrigation system are other nice perks.

The house is part of a prestigious golf and country club community with top-notch amenities. The monthly HOA fee is $923, which includes access to a basketball court, golf course, playground, and more.

Creamer, 37, is a pro golfer on the LPGA Tour, which she joined in 2005. She’s won 12 tournaments and was the 2010 U.S. Women’s Open champion.