Inside Tiger Woods Houses [Pictures Inside & Out]

List Entry #1 The Jupiter Island Estate

Jupiter Island allows its residents to enjoy their orbit especially for big shots like Tiger Woods, 

This sanctuary located on the coast of Martin County, Florida, is home to only the most wealthy. 

The median home value of $5,104,400 for a place on this island would no doubt feel like daylight robbery for the average joe. 

The 12-acre oceanfront property cost Tiger Woods $40 Million way back in 2006. 

For four years, Woods built his mansion in Jupiter Island at a cost of $54 Million. 

It’s divided into two major sections, the 3,300 square foot plot is for housing, and the rest is a 6,400 square foot multi-purpose building. 

The house was completed exactly at the point his divorce with ex-wife Elin Nordegren was finalized. 

The property on Jupiter Island boasts a personal 3.5-acre golf course, a first-rate gym, tennis court, and a 100-foot pool. 

His golf course with 6 bunkers was set up so that Woods can shoot from his studio on the second floor.

This backyard practice in his private facility allows him to stay in shape for the games with the goal of maintaining his title as the Career Money list leader and Career Victories Leader in the PGA Tour. 

What can I say? 

This $54 Million real estate is totally unbelievable. 

It also has its basketball court, wine cellar, and an elevator. 

This stressed-out dad of two can chill in his very own oxygen therapy room, or relax in the basement’s game room and cinema. 

An oxygen therapy room allows you to breathe in almost pure pressurized oxygen that’s believed to help with respiratory-related illnesses. 

Also in Jupiter Island is Tiger Woods’ flagship upscale sports restaurant, The Woods Jupiter. 

It’s located just a few meters away from Woods’ house. The Woods is said to offer a unique balance of sophistication and satisfaction, from American cuisine to a diverse selection of wine and spirits. 

Now, you might be asking yourself…

How much to maintain all this?  

Professionals estimate the running costs of Tiger Woods’ home to be around $5.5 Million per year on utilities alone, and about $40,000 on landscaping and tending to all four greens and six bunkers. 

You have to pay through the nose to benefit from these things…

However, if you’re wondering what your money can buy on Jupiter Island…

For a million bucks, you can have a two-bedroom apartment either in Quarrel Cove or Refuge Park. 

Going a little higher, you can be accommodated in a five-bedroom space on North Beach Road – complete with beachfront views and a pool – for $5 Million. 

Now, if you want a seven-bedroom mansion on Jupiter Island complete with its very own guest house and beach access, you’d need $10 Million.

A bit pricey, eh?

Jupiter Island is on a whole new level.  

Scandals surfaced about Woods and his strings of affairs which led to an untimely divorce that is rumored to have cost Woods $100 Million. 

Now, the mansion and real estate that overlooks the Atlantic ocean is enjoyed by and home to current girlfriend, Erica Herman.

To Woods, this one might be a keeper and the ex was just some backyard practice. 

And that’s it for Jupiter Island. 

Let’s move on to the next!