This article details Tyler Herro’s $10.5 million estate in Pinecrest, Florida, a Miami suburb.

Following a Sixth Man of the Year campaign, Herro had a decent NBA season averaging 20.1 points per game before sustaining an injury. Despite his rigorous schedule supporting the Heat, Herro managed to fit in some real estate searching. The winner of Sixth Man of the Year wanted an expensive Pinecrest estate. Despite the initial asking price of $11.9 million, the Heat guard was able to negotiate a price reduction to $10.5 million. Despite the price reduction, Herro was able to surpass the previous record for the most expensive Pinecrest real estate purchase.

Herro’s most recent property acquisition was completed in 2021 and sits on one acre of land. The dwelling has a total of 9,505 square feet of usable space. Nine bathrooms and eight bedrooms are featured.

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Herro’s home is distinguished by its wide living space, formal dining area, chef’s kitchen complete with premium appliances, wine cellar, video room, and primary bedroom with an exquisite ensuite, all of which are inspired by Balinese architecture. Although the interior of the property is impressive, the exterior has much to offer as well. The backyard has an outdoor cabana, a covered patio, an outdoor kitchen, and a resort-style swimming pool.

Herro, at 23 years old, has established himself as one of the NBA’s most promising young players. This explains how he was able to get lucrative contracts with the NBA, allowing him to live a lavish lifestyle. According to CA Knowledge, Herro’s net worth is estimated at $30 million.